culture The defining element of a society is ___________________.
All of thesWhat are values?
society It is a group of people with shared territory, interaction and culture
Laws These are written rules of conduct enacted and enforced by government.
1 folkways are also known as customs
subcultureWhat do you call a culture within the dominant culture?
assimilati In order to fit into their new society, however, members must give up some of their original traditions. This
ethnocentThe tendency to view other cultures by the standards of one's own culture.
1 The way a person reacts to health and illness is an attitude and perception that involve all other cultural co
incorporatIn working with clients from other cultural backgrounds, the IT specialist may find that the client is not flue
1 Every exchange with a client is a cross-cultural one.
1 Technology is a cultural component that helps make life easier.
SymbolsThese refer to the cultural representations of reality which give meanings to events and objects.
Victimless Crime committed by the person towards himself. Examples are prostitution, gambling, and drug
Cooley He developed the notion of looking-glass self.
1 Moral development is a continual process that takes place throughout a person's lifespan.
DevianceIt is the violation of the norms of society
SecondaryThis happens one one starts schooling or works for a job.
1 Theory of Looking-Glass Self states how other people's expectations become the venue for acquiring socia
family Which of the following agents of socialization can help develop a person's self-sense?
Street cri It is a crime borne from the offense committed by ordinary people against other people or organizations, u
Media andThey are virtual means of socialization
social diso A theory which says that deviant behavior is caused by breakdown of norms, laws, mores, and other impor
crime It is a violation of a written law.
0 According to Freud, the conscious mind shapes the behavior of a person.
Status cri Kind of crime that is illegal because it is committed by the youth.
Retreatist Abandons both the cultural goals and the prescribed means to achieve them.
positive saAre rewards to those who conform to norms.
1 Merton's Theory said that when people are prevented from achieving culturally approved goals through in
Karl Marx The sociologist whose theoretical paradigm views society as struggle between groups over limited resourc
Society consists of people who interact to share a common culture.
True Socialization is also a form of a social control
negative s Are punishments for violating norms.
SocializatIt is the process whereby we learn to become competent members of a group.
Mead Who developed a theory which posited that "self" is a product of social experience?
Rebel Abandons both the cultural goals and prescribed means to achieve them, but tries to set up new norms or
0 Role models and mentors remain basically the same among cultures.
Republic The law also known as "Comprehensive Dangerous Drugs Act of 2002."
Labeling The theory that states that labeling on behavior by society is a deviance and causes deviant behavior.
Theory of Which theory states how social interactions cause the emergence of the self?
corporate Crime committed by a company or corporation or people acting on its behalf. An example of this is violatio
1 Freud theorized that the development of the id, ego, and superego occurs over time and that the three mu
0 According to Freud, the conscious mind shapes the behavior of a person.
It is the learning from the experiences that we have from the people who raised us.
Primary so
Schools The agent of socialization that encourages to think and behave appropriately to the situations or occasions
1 Deviance is a relative issue and may differ based on location, age, social status, and individual societies.
1 Piaget posited four stages of cognitive development: sensorimotor, pre-operational, concrete operational
Social conIt is a way society has of encouraging conformity to norms. It consists of positive and negative sanctions.
Deviance It is the violation of the norms of society
Family The agent of socialization that orients us with the necessary experiences so that we develop our self-sense
Totalitari This political system places tight control over nearly all aspects a citizen's life.
Émile DurkHe wrote the Elementary Forms of the Religious Life in 1917.
Family is the approved social unit for producing members who have died or moved away.
PostindustrIn these societies, education was a significant determinant of social position.
Pastoral sosocieties started the domestication and breeding of animals for food.
their original traditions. This process is called ______________.
involve all other cultural components.
nd that the client is not fluent in English. The IT specialist recognizes this as an appropriate strategy for communicating with cli
ents and objects.
tution, gambling, and drug abuse.
n's lifespan.
he venue for acquiring social roles.
er people or organizations, usually in public spaces.
ws, mores, and other important values of the society.
approved goals through institutionalized means, they experience strain that can lead to deviance.
groups over limited resources is _____________.
ries to set up new norms or goals.
uses deviant behavior.
An example of this is violation of environmental laws.
r time and that the three must be in balance.
o the situations or occasions of the society.
and individual societies.
ional, concrete operational and formal operational
ve and negative sanctions.
t we develop our self-sense.
for communicating with clients who are not fluent in English.
