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- SOC100 · Week 2
This document contains a quiz on basic sociology concepts, including social interaction, social structure, social institutions, and deviance. It is useful for students preparing for the Week 2 exam in the SOC100 course.
What's inside
- Social interaction and social structure
- Elements of social structure
- Functions of social institutions
- Conflict perspective on mass media
- Interactionist view on mass media
- Concept of deviance
Who it is for: Students taking the SOC100 course at the University of Phoenix, preparing for the Week 2 exam. (Undergraduate)
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Summary
Sociology is the study of human social behaviour and interactions. Students learn about key concepts and theories in sociology, including social structure, social interaction, and deviance.
Social Structure and Interaction
Social structure is how society is organised into predictable relationships. Social interaction is how people respond to one another. Both are important for understanding society.
Sociological Perspectives on Institutions
The functionalist perspective sees social institutions as fulfilling key functions for society. The conflict perspective looks at how power and control work in society.
Deviance and Social Control
Deviance is behaviour that breaks social norms. Social control is how society tries to prevent deviance. Different theories explain deviance in different ways.
Key terms
- Social Structure
- The way society is organised into predictable relationships.
- Social Interaction
- The ways in which people respond to one another.
- Social Institutions
- Part of society that fulfils key functions for its survival.
- Deviance
- Behaviour that violates a social norm.
- Social Control
- The way a society tries to prevent deviance.
- Social Capital
- The collective benefits of social networks.
Questions this document helps with
- What is the difference between social structure and social interaction?
- Which functions do social institutions perform?
- How do different theories explain deviance?
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