Sociology Workshop Crossword

a theoretical persepctive that emphasizes the role of power and coersion in producing social order
a theoretical perspective that interprets each part of society in terms of how it contributes to the stability of the whole society
the persistance of inequality in people's access to electronic information
a theory thatl anguage determines other aspects of culture because language provides the categories through which social reality is defined and percieved
the effet of the research process itself on the groups or individuals being studied; hence, the act of stdying them often itself changes
the likelihood that a particular measure would produce the same result if the measure were repeated
unanticipated, yet informative, result of a research study
the degree to which an indicator accurately measures or reflects a concept
the process of learning the expectations associated with a role one expets to enter in the future
theory predicting that as people age, they gradually withdraw from participation in society and are simutaneously relieved of responsibilities
the stage in childhood when children become capable of taking multitude of roles at the same time
the stage in childhood when children copy the behavior of those around them
the idea that people's conception of self arises through refelction about their relationship to other
a theory of socialization positing that the unconscious mind shapes human behavior
those who pass on social expectations
a process whereby a captured person identifies with the captor as a result of becoming inadvertently dependent upon the captor
the body of beliefs that are common to a community or society and the give people a sense of belonging
a technique for studying human interaction by deliberatly disrupting social norms and observing how individuals attempt to restore normalcy
a state characterized by sense of common feeling among the members of a society, including strong personal ties, sturdy primary group membership, and a sense of personality loyalty to one another; associated with rural life
a type of society in which increasing importance is pplaced on the secondary relationships that are less intimate and more instrumental
behavior between two or more people that is given meaning
a system of social interaction, typically within geographical boundaries, that include both culture and social organization
error made in attributing the causes for someone's behavior to their membership in a particular group, such as a racial group
the principle that dispositional attributions are made about others under certain conditions, such as out-group membership
emotionally neutral, task-oriented needs