Unit 1 Test Study Guide
Soc 101
Exam 1 -- Study guide
The above list should give you a general outline of class content. Nevertheless, please note that you lot
ardue east responsible for all class materials: all lectures, book chapters, films, brusque videos, &
examples cited in course lectures—it's all fair game.
The pre- and post-tests offered by the online text volume (Pearson written report resources) will be helpful
in studying for the exam.
Ch. ane:
What Is Sociology?
oThe study of social life, social change, and social causes and consequences of
human behavior
Sociological Imagination
oC. Wright Mills
'the sociological imagination (perspective) enables us to grasp the
connection between history and biography
History – each order is located in broad stream of events
Biography – experiences within the historical settings, which gives usa our
orientations in life
Emile Durkheim/ Suicide/ Types Of Solidarity
oFirst goal –get sociology recognized equally a separate academic discipline
oSecond goal – to show how social forces affect people's behavior
oComparing of suicide rates of several countries revealed an underlying social
cistron
People are more likely to commit suicide if their ties to others in their
community are weak
oHe identified social integration – the degree to which people are tied to their other
social groups
Social Integration
othe degree to which people are tied to their other social groups
Social Facts
othe patterns and behaviors that characterize a certain group
Instance: in the US, June is the well-nigh pop fourth dimension to have weddings
Origins Of Sociology As A Discipline
oNatural sciences are the intellectual and academic disciplines that are designed to
explain and predict the events in our natural environment
Unit 1 Test Study Guide,
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