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This quiz covers key concepts in sociology, including society, culture, gender identity, social stratification, and crime. It is useful for reviewing and preparing for a sociology final exam.
What's inside
- Society and culture
- Gender identity development
- Legal protections for pregnant employees
- Status inconsistency
- Types of crime and social stratification
Who it is for: Students preparing for a sociology final exam. (Undergraduate)
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Summary
Sociology is the study of society and human social behaviour. Students learn about key concepts and theories in sociology, and test their knowledge with multiple choice questions.
Society and culture
Society and culture are closely linked. Students consider how they relate to each other. Gender identity is also discussed.
Social inequality
Social inequality is explored through examples of status inconsistency and social stratification. Students learn about the middle class and social mobility.
Social control and deviance
Students learn about how society controls behaviour. They consider when crime and deviance are dysfunctional. Informal social controls are also discussed.
Sociological research methods
Students learn about the sociological imagination. They consider how the U.S. Census Bureau collects data. Formal organisations are also discussed.
Key terms
- Social stratification
- The hierarchical ranking of people who have different access to valued resources.
- Status inconsistency
- When someone has a high status in one area but a low status in another.
- Horizontal mobility
- Moving from one job to another at the same level.
- Ascribed status
- A status that is assigned at birth, such as gender or race.
- Indirect learning
- Learning from observing others.
- Discrimination
- Treating someone unfairly because of their group membership.
Questions this document helps with
- What are society and culture?
- What is social stratification?
- How does society control behaviour?
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