SOCIOLOGY CHAPTER 1 - SPC

What term refers to the systematic study of society and human interaction?

What phrase refers to the act of seeing broad social patterns in individual behavior?

What phrase refers to the act of questioning what we consider “normal”?

What level of analysis involves close-up interactions with people such as family members, friends, classmates, etc?

What level of analysis involves large-scale institutions and structures, such as the education system or the country’s economy?

What level of analysis looks at cross-border issues like pandemics, climate change, or social media trends?

Who claimed that suicide is shaped by social integration?

According to Durkheim, were men, Protestants, the wealthy, and those unmarried more or less likely to commit suicide?

What term refers to the act of living on the edge of society, with examples including race, gender, sexuality, religion, etc?

What term refers to the moment in which a social force becomes visible, with examples including the Great Depression, showing unemployment as a structural issue and not a personal one?

Who coined the term Sociological Imagination, connecting one’s personal troubles to society’s broader public issues?

What sociological term has examples such as civil rights laws, school lunch programs, and anti-discrimination protections?

What three factors show the benefits of Sociology?

What term refers to the interconnected nature of race, class, gender, etc?

The Industrial Revolution, urbanization, political change, the Scientific Revolution, globalization, and inequality are all factors of what?

What French individual coined the term sociology?

What system of thought, popularized by Comte, asserts that every action can be observed mathematically, through a lens of logic and not morality?

What German individual analyzed class conflicts and inequality by designating individuals into groups of elites (bourgeoisie) and the working class (proletariat)?

What German individual emphasized meaning, understanding, and rationalization?

What American individual studied race and double-consciousness?

What term, coined by DuBois, refers to the feeling of having two identities within Black people, being how they see themselves and how their society sees them?