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- Soc 100_Soc Imag and Intro for Bb.pptx
- University of Toronto Mississauga
- Introduction to Sociology
- SOC 100 - Fall 2013
- Introduction to Sociology Prof. Jayne Baker Tuesday and Thursday 1-3 in IB-110 Initial Administrative Stuff @UTMsoc AccessAbility: Notetaker volunteer required Syllabus Todays Class Sociology and the sociological imagination Introduction to the course W
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- SOC100 chapter 4.docx
- University of Toronto Mississauga
- Introduction to Sociology
- SOC 100 - Fall 2013
- SOC100- Interaction: From Emotions to Institutions Social Institutions: 1. Organizations 2. Groups 3. Individuals October 1st, 2015 Social Interaction Involves communication among people acting and reacting to one another, either face-to-face or through
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- SOC100 stratification I and II.docx
- University of Toronto Mississauga
- Introduction to Sociology
- SOC 100 - Fall 2013
- SOC100 Stratification I and II Stratification The way society is organized in layers or strata Hierarchical ranking of people into classes Rich-poor, powerful-powerless, highly-less educated Examine Shape of inequality Mobility Variability over tim
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- SOC100 theory 2 sep 17.docx
- University of Toronto Mississauga
- Introduction to Sociology
- SOC 100 - Fall 2013
- SOC100- Theory II - September 17, 2015 Use theories in sociology to sort out things in life, a filter to make sense of whats important Symbolic Interactionism - Focus on interpersonal communication in micro level settings - Social life is possible only be
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- SOC100- culture.docx
- University of Toronto Mississauga
- Introduction to Sociology
- SOC 100 - Fall 2013
- SOC100: Culture Culture - The sum practices, language, symbols, beliefs, values, ideologies, and material objects that people create to deal with real-life problems - Passed on from one generation to the next - Society made up of people, culture is made u
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- SOC100- socialization.docx
- University of Toronto Mississauga
- Introduction to Sociology
- SOC 100 - Fall 2013
- SOC100- Socialization Biology or Socialization - How much of who you are is determined by your genes vs social environment? - Genetic link to behaviour, twin studies - Epigenetic tags: chemical mechanism attached to genes that, as a result of outside infl
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SOC100- socialization.docx
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- SOC100 crime and deviance 1.docx
- University of Toronto Mississauga
- Introduction to Sociology
- SOC 100 - Fall 2013
- SOC100: Crime and Deviance I Deviance: - Departure from a norm that evolves a negative reaction from others. Crime: - Deviance that is against the law. Law: - A norm stipulated and enforced by government bodies. Ambiguity - While some consensus may form a
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- Sept 16 SOC100.docx
- University of Toronto Mississauga
- Introduction to Sociology
- SOC 100 - Fall 2013
- Sept 16 SOC100 What is a theory? -We have the word predictions and theories can be predictions, make guesses, everybody makes theories and predictions and guesses -were looking at facts, relationships, its a way in which we see the world -testable asserti
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- SOC100sept23.docx
- University of Toronto Mississauga
- Introduction to Sociology
- SOC 100 - Fall 2013
- Soc 100 Sept. 23 Greek and Persian War -what happened when the greeks fought the Persians? -the greeks won, they annihilated them; how did that happen? -greek fighting Persia is like Mississauga fighting Canada so how did greek win ? they were outnumbered
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- SOC100 Sept 18.docx
- University of Toronto Mississauga
- Introduction to Sociology
- SOC 100 - Fall 2013
- SOC100 Sept 18 -the world is chaotic, a lot of stuff going on, so we imposed a template for something to help us make sense of it -theories help us make sense of the world were looking at Features -you wont form a cohesive society if you cannot agree on t
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- SOC100 Sept 25.docx
- University of Toronto Mississauga
- Introduction to Sociology
- SOC 100 - Fall 2013
- SOC100 Sept 25 Overlapping questions (post modernism) in lecture but not in textbook Biology or Socialization -lots of things, lots of tools to explain the behavior of other people -twin studies: separate at births and follow them over time and catch up
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- Sociology Feb 25.docx
- University of Toronto Mississauga
- Introduction to Sociology
- SOC 100 - Fall 2013
- STRATIFICATION II Poverty People at the bottom of the stratification layers Many issues surrounding poverties Absolute poverty whether or not youre capable of getting the basic necessities of life difficulty in this means you suffer absolute poverty R
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- Sociology Jan 14.docx
- University of Toronto Mississauga
- Introduction to Sociology
- SOC 100 - Fall 2013
- What is a Theory? Statements about how or why particular facts about the social world are related Way of viewing the world Interconnected series of testable assertions and propositions Every good theory can be proved wrong weak if it cant be proved wr
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- Sociology Jan 16.docx
- University of Toronto Mississauga
- Introduction to Sociology
- SOC 100 - Fall 2013
- THEORY II: Theory gives us context helps sociologists make sense of things that they observe happening in the social world - a theory is not a guess, particularly in social sciences they are empirical, testable, rigorous ideas Symbolic Interactionism Fea
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Sociology Jan 16.docx
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- Sociology Feb 11.docx
- University of Toronto Mississauga
- Introduction to Sociology
- SOC 100 - Fall 2013
- SOCIOLOGY ASSIGNMENT Test after reading week See first slide for formatting (no title page needed, info on top of first page) Draw on personal experience and course material see Blooms Taxonomy of Learning use concepts and theories, apply them in evaluati
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Sociology Feb 11.docx
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- Sociology Mar 27.docx
- University of Toronto Mississauga
- Introduction to Sociology
- SOC 100 - Fall 2013
- HEALTH AND MEDICINE Life Expectancy Graph on slide Canada better off than US, not as good as Japan Life expectancy is increasing Factors like hygiene and sewage affect it Social Basis of Illness: Individual Factors Lifestyle, behaviour, diet, culture
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- Sociology Mar 13.docx
- University of Toronto Mississauga
- Introduction to Sociology
- SOC 100 - Fall 2013
- FAMILIES Traditional nuclear family husband works, wife stays at home, at least one kid (a form of heteronormativity) Reasons this family exists - sexual regulation controls the sexual activity people can engaged in; controlling/regulating sexuality (how
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- Sociology Apr 1.docx
- University of Toronto Mississauga
- Introduction to Sociology
- SOC 100 - Fall 2013
- TECHNOLOGY AND MEDIA Technology Apply certain principles to improve human life Integral to human progress Allows us to tame chance without it, youre at the mercy of nature; now were able to control our environment Industrialization increases life expe
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- Sociology Feb 13.docx
- University of Toronto Mississauga
- Introduction to Sociology
- SOC 100 - Fall 2013
- STRATIFICATION I Stratification: the way society is organized (layers/strata) makes society hierarchical - social mobility: how do we move from one layer to another - interested in micro elements of society social inequality income inequality, - Canada is
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Sociology Feb 13.docx
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- Sociology Jan 21.docx
- University of Toronto Mississauga
- Introduction to Sociology
- SOC 100 - Fall 2013
- CULTURE Test 40 minutes long, 30 questions, 17 overlapping questions (lecture and textbook); 8 only lecture, 5 only textbook mostly application questions picking out independent/dependent variables, deciding what theory is taking place Greeks defeated Per
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Sociology Jan 21.docx
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- Sociology Feb 6.docx
- University of Toronto Mississauga
- Introduction to Sociology
- SOC 100 - Fall 2013
- CRIME AND DEVIANCE II 14 people escaped from prison in 1972 prominent escapees were Thomas McCauley (who facilitated the escape), and Donald Oag (considered dangerous and violent) Donald Oag spent most of his life in custody/institutionalized/solitary con
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- Sociology Mar 11.docx
- University of Toronto Mississauga
- Introduction to Sociology
- SOC 100 - Fall 2013
- SEXUALITY AND GENDER The two most important ways to identify gender your biological assignment at birth and how you identify yourself (both are total opposites of each other) Sex is the biological element, whereas gender is cultural/social - certain trait
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Sociology Mar 11.docx
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- Sociology Mar 6.docx
- University of Toronto Mississauga
- Introduction to Sociology
- SOC 100 - Fall 2013
- RACE AND ETHNICITY Ethnicity can be separate from race Symbolic Interactionism People develop an idea about their race and ethnicity, but at the same time, other identities can be imposed on you within a social context Early tribes formed identities ove
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Sociology Mar 6.docx
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- Sociology Feb 4.docx
- University of Toronto Mississauga
- Introduction to Sociology
- SOC 100 - Fall 2013
- CRIME AND DEVIANCE I Deviance in action, appearance, thought What we do is all about context ex. killing may be acceptable in some situations The definition of deviance is ambiguous depends on the person; temporally or culturally situated - statistical de
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Sociology Feb 4.docx
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- Sociology Jan 30.docx
- University of Toronto Mississauga
- Introduction to Sociology
- SOC 100 - Fall 2013
- INTERACTION Individuals form groups, which form organizations Ex. education in Canada is a social institution is something that we collectively value Social Interaction Certain things that govern how we interact Building blocks social status, norms, rol
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Sociology Jan 30.docx
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- Sociology Mar 18.docx
- University of Toronto Mississauga
- Introduction to Sociology
- SOC 100 - Fall 2013
- RELIGION Test 11 lecture questions, 13 overlapping questions, and 6 textbook questions dont have to know any numbers/figures (ex. percentages/ratios), just know trends Aristotle quote suggests synergy between religion and society (characteristics of socie
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Sociology Mar 18.docx
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- Sociology Jan 9.docx
- University of Toronto Mississauga
- Introduction to Sociology
- SOC 100 - Fall 2013
- Research Methods Philosophical Origins Nothing natural about society (ex. nothing natural about going to school, 100% fabricated) Epistemology: how do we know what we know - ex. successful students generally have parents with education and income why?
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Sociology Jan 9.docx
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- Sociology Jan 23.docx
- University of Toronto Mississauga
- Introduction to Sociology
- SOC 100 - Fall 2013
- Socialization on killing Lt. Col. Dave Grossman Biology or Socialization how much of you is determined by your genes vs. your social environment genetic link to behaviour twin studies separated at birth, live in different environments but could have sa
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Sociology Jan 23.docx
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- Lecture 4 – Theory II.docx
- University of Toronto Mississauga
- Introduction to Sociology
- SOC 100 - Fall 2013
- Lecture 4 Theory II Symbolic Interactionism Interaction of society Everyone is doing their own job Netherlandic proverbs, a painting, its a proverb in a visual/literally form. killing two birds with one stone. Theories help us filter out the noise. Societ
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- Sociology Jan 7.docx
- University of Toronto Mississauga
- Introduction to Sociology
- SOC 100 - Fall 2013
- Intro Syllabus is posted on office of the registrar (for now) Official office hours DV 3240 Friday 10-12, [email protected] Term tests are multiple choice, mostly application (applying scenarios) Exam is mostly multiple choice with some essay qu
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