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[Show more](SHORT ANSWER) How does Marx explain the basis of classes? Why are classes so important to Marx's view of social change? classes are determined by what the person/group owns in relation to the means of production. Class conflict between the (ruling class) bourgeois upper class owners and the (domin...
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Add to cart(SHORT ANSWER) How does Marx explain the basis of classes? Why are classes so important to Marx's view of social change? classes are determined by what the person/group owns in relation to the means of production. Class conflict between the (ruling class) bourgeois upper class owners and the (domin...
In the article "Love in the time of neo-liberalism in a Costa Rican marriage", what is Mannon's main argument? The political-economic factors, class positions, and gender norms are what determine whether women use their financial resources to renegotiate gender roles in the household 
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Add to cartIn the article "Love in the time of neo-liberalism in a Costa Rican marriage", what is Mannon's main argument? The political-economic factors, class positions, and gender norms are what determine whether women use their financial resources to renegotiate gender roles in the household 
What were t...
What is Smith's (2007) main argument in the article titled "Modern marriage, men's extramarital sex, and HIV risk in southeastern Nigeria"? It is people's anxieties about sexual morality in the context of seeking modern lifestyles—rather than immoral sexual behavior somehow associated with tr...
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Add to cartWhat is Smith's (2007) main argument in the article titled "Modern marriage, men's extramarital sex, and HIV risk in southeastern Nigeria"? It is people's anxieties about sexual morality in the context of seeking modern lifestyles—rather than immoral sexual behavior somehow associated with tr...
Gendered media - Audiences are not passive sponges - How the media and consumers interact is the concern - Effects of media are not causal - Media itself does not cause sexism or violence - We must consider media messages - We consider the role media plays in our lives 
The Media as a Social Institu...
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Add to cartGendered media - Audiences are not passive sponges - How the media and consumers interact is the concern - Effects of media are not causal - Media itself does not cause sexism or violence - We must consider media messages - We consider the role media plays in our lives 
The Media as a Social Institu...
Studies of the impact of internet usage on social interaction have produced mixed results: some studies indicate a positive impact, some a negative impact. T/F True 
In conducting exploratory research, an individual wants to identify causes and effects of given social phenomena as well as predict ho...
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Add to cartStudies of the impact of internet usage on social interaction have produced mixed results: some studies indicate a positive impact, some a negative impact. T/F True 
In conducting exploratory research, an individual wants to identify causes and effects of given social phenomena as well as predict ho...
Achievement as you age What people do in terms of contributions to their fields of work drastically declines after age 40-45 according to Lehman & Harvey Study from 1953 
Alzheimer's disease Severe organic deterioration of the brain that affects memory, cognitive functions, and personality to a deg...
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Add to cartAchievement as you age What people do in terms of contributions to their fields of work drastically declines after age 40-45 according to Lehman & Harvey Study from 1953 
Alzheimer's disease Severe organic deterioration of the brain that affects memory, cognitive functions, and personality to a deg...
The sociological imagination and gender C. Wright Mills 
*The Intersection of biography and history; both are gendered. >> We respond to the world we encounter; shaping, modifying, and creating our identities through encounters with other people and social institutions. 
*Assumes: 1.Variabilit...
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Add to cartThe sociological imagination and gender C. Wright Mills 
*The Intersection of biography and history; both are gendered. >> We respond to the world we encounter; shaping, modifying, and creating our identities through encounters with other people and social institutions. 
*Assumes: 1.Variabilit...
How does Max Weber define "law" and what are some criticisms of his definition of law? Law is an order that is externally guaranteed by the probability that coercion, to bring about conformity or avenge violation, will be applied by a staff of people holding themselves specially ready for that pur...
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Add to cartHow does Max Weber define "law" and what are some criticisms of his definition of law? Law is an order that is externally guaranteed by the probability that coercion, to bring about conformity or avenge violation, will be applied by a staff of people holding themselves specially ready for that pur...
Exploratory Research Seeks to find out how people get along in the setting under question, what meanings they give to their actions, and what issues concern them - Qualitative studies 
Descriptive Research Defining and describing ex. what is the level of alcohol consumption among college students? 
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Add to cartExploratory Research Seeks to find out how people get along in the setting under question, what meanings they give to their actions, and what issues concern them - Qualitative studies 
Descriptive Research Defining and describing ex. what is the level of alcohol consumption among college students? 
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Define personal families, legal families, and the family as an institutional arena. Give examples of each, and explain how they're different from each other. personal family: the people to whom we feel related and who we expect to define us as members of their family as well. EX: parents, siblings,...
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Add to cartDefine personal families, legal families, and the family as an institutional arena. Give examples of each, and explain how they're different from each other. personal family: the people to whom we feel related and who we expect to define us as members of their family as well. EX: parents, siblings,...
Describe the difference between understanding families as pathways versus structures. -Family forms change throughout most people's lives so most families don't conform to one structure -Focuses on family pathways problematized our conventional stereotypes about the differences between traditional...
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Add to cartDescribe the difference between understanding families as pathways versus structures. -Family forms change throughout most people's lives so most families don't conform to one structure -Focuses on family pathways problematized our conventional stereotypes about the differences between traditional...
My mom appreciates my father a lot. She lives a much nicer life than she did when she was growing up. They live an ideal life almost, and I don't think either one of them takes advantage of it or believes in it more. Having a Home-Centered Mother 
It was a very traditional marriage where mom gave u...
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Add to cartMy mom appreciates my father a lot. She lives a much nicer life than she did when she was growing up. They live an ideal life almost, and I don't think either one of them takes advantage of it or believes in it more. Having a Home-Centered Mother 
It was a very traditional marriage where mom gave u...
consensus perspective a perspective that projects an image of society as the collective expression of shared norms and values 
 
breadwinner homemaker family an employed father, a non employed mother, and their children 
 
conflict perspective view that opposition and conflict define a given society...
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Add to cartconsensus perspective a perspective that projects an image of society as the collective expression of shared norms and values 
 
breadwinner homemaker family an employed father, a non employed mother, and their children 
 
conflict perspective view that opposition and conflict define a given society...
Adherents Those who believe in a cause and want to see movement goals achieved 
Constituent Supporters who contribute resources to a movement 
Attribution Function Frame Collective action frames must be made able to attribute blame to some force(individual, collective, or structure): this attributio...
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Add to cartAdherents Those who believe in a cause and want to see movement goals achieved 
Constituent Supporters who contribute resources to a movement 
Attribution Function Frame Collective action frames must be made able to attribute blame to some force(individual, collective, or structure): this attributio...
What was the very first Social Psychology Experiment (hint: tested Social Facilitation)? - Done in 1898 by Triplett - Cyclists recorded faster times when competing against others than when racing alone - Designed an experiment to test whether the presence of others facilitates human performance - Tw...
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Add to cartWhat was the very first Social Psychology Experiment (hint: tested Social Facilitation)? - Done in 1898 by Triplett - Cyclists recorded faster times when competing against others than when racing alone - Designed an experiment to test whether the presence of others facilitates human performance - Tw...
Interplanetary theory of gender difference (Nature) biological males and females are implicitly different based on : 1. Biology (Genes) 2.Reproduction (Sex) 3.Brain Structures 4. Hormones (Testosterone/Estrogen) 
*biologically different and seen as different 
*argues: assumes whether through biology...
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Add to cartInterplanetary theory of gender difference (Nature) biological males and females are implicitly different based on : 1. Biology (Genes) 2.Reproduction (Sex) 3.Brain Structures 4. Hormones (Testosterone/Estrogen) 
*biologically different and seen as different 
*argues: assumes whether through biology...
Multiple methods and studying college students Interviews Observations Qualitative Quantitative 
Applied research designed to answer specific questions aimed at solving practical problems. New knowledge acquired from applied research has specific commercial objectives in the form of products, proced...
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Add to cartMultiple methods and studying college students Interviews Observations Qualitative Quantitative 
Applied research designed to answer specific questions aimed at solving practical problems. New knowledge acquired from applied research has specific commercial objectives in the form of products, proced...
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