2024-2025 Final Exam Study Guide PDF - HSP

Introduction to Anthropology, Psychology & Sociology Final Exam Study Guide 2024-2025 ☺​Cerebellum Unit #1-Introduction to the Social ☺​Corpus Callosum Sciences ☺​Distinguishing between the social sciences Cultur...

Introduction to Anthropology, Psychology & Sociology Final Exam Study Guide 2024-2025 ☺​Cerebellum Unit #1-Introduction to the Social ☺​Corpus Callosum Sciences ☺​Distinguishing between the social sciences Culture ☺​Biases in Social Science ☺​Characteristics, features & components of ☺​Statistics in Social Science a culture ☺​Ethnocentrism & Cultural Relativism What is Anthropology? ☺​The major branches and Social Institutions and Identity subfields--Cultural, Linguistic, Physical, ☺​What are they and what is the primary goal Social Anthropology of each? ☺​Culture ☺​How is our social identity formed and how ☺​Kinship do institutions affect our identity? Social ☺​Participant observation Identity & social status ☺​Forensic Anthropology Unit #3-Socialization What is Psychology Communication ☺​The subfields ☺​Language - types ☺​Pioneers of Psychology—Skinner, Pavlov, ☺​Non-verbal language Freud, Adler, Jung ☺​Language & Culture ☺​Learning Theory ☺​Innate acquisition theory ☺​Behaviour Theory ☺​Learning Theory ☺​Barriers of Communication What is Sociology? ☺​Marx Rites of Passage— ☺​Major Theories—Structural Functionalism, ☺​What are they? Conflict Theory, Feminist Theory, ☺​3 stage process Symbolic Interactionism ☺​Value, Norms, Rules Socialization ☺​Agents of Socialization Unit #2-What Makes Us Human ☺​Primary and Secondary Evolution ☺​Darwin and Natural selection Nature vs. Nurture ☺​Primatology—Goodall, Fossey how humans and primates are similar and Gender different ☺​Sex vs. Gender ☺​Stages of Human Evolution ☺​Gender roles (expression, identity, social construct) in society The Brain ☺​The brain and its functions Personality & Development Theories ☺​Frontal, Temporal, Parietal and Occipital ☺​Piaget—4 stages of Cognitive Lobes Development ☺​Prefrontal cortex ☺​Erikson—8 stages of Psychosocial ☺​Broca’s area development ☺​Hippocampus ☺​Cooley & Mead—development of “self ”  Anxiety →NOT all the stages just the general ☺​What is it? argument of: ☺​How does it connect to stress? ☺​Kohlberg—Moral Development ☺​Gilligan—Girls Moral Development Groups & Group Behaviour ☺​ Bingham & Stryker—5 Stages of ☺​ Types of Groups Socio-Emotional Development for Girls Conformity Marriage & Birth Order ☺​Factors that affect conformity ☺​Sternberg & Triangular Theory of love ☺​Groupthink ☺​Roles of each place of birth in the family Prejudice, Discrimination & Exclusion Ethics & Conformity/Obedience ☺​Stages of prejudice Experiments ☺​Causes of Prejudice ☺​Asch, Milgram, Zimbardo, etc. ☺​Key Terms—ethnicity, race, ☺​Ethical Guidelines in social science socioeconomic status, discrimination, research prejudice, stereotype ☺​examples of prejudice and Unit #4-Contemporary Issues discrimination—The Holocaust, Systemic Mental Health & Mental Illness Racism in the US, etc. ☺​Difference between mental health and mental illness ☺​Mental illnesses from ppt. Exam Layout SECTION MARKS Suggested Timing Part A: Multiple Choice (K, T, A) 20 20 Minutes Part B: Classification (A) 6 5 minutes Part C: True and False (T) 8 8 Minutes Part D: Matching/Fill in the Blank (K) 7 7 Minutes Part E: Case Studies (A) 8 8 Minutes Part F: Short Answer (K,T) 6 6 Minutes Part G: Long Answer (K, T,C, A) 20 20 Minutes TOTAL 75 75 Minutes ★​ You will have up to 2 hours to write your exam ★​ For all short and long answer questions you can pull from all sources in the courses including film/documentaries that we watched i.e. Bully, Bowling for Columbine, Hidden Figures, Tough Guise etc.