Final Exam Study Guide Spring 2024 PDF

**Final Exam Study Guide** For chapters 1-8, use the exam 1-3 study guides, which are included in this document. You will need to know how to apply all 3 major theoretical perspectives (**Functionalist, Conflict, Symbolic Interaction**) to each chapter and the **sociological imagination**. **Chap...

**Final Exam Study Guide** For chapters 1-8, use the exam 1-3 study guides, which are included in this document. You will need to know how to apply all 3 major theoretical perspectives (**Functionalist, Conflict, Symbolic Interaction**) to each chapter and the **sociological imagination**. **Chapter 9** Social Stratification Caste System Absolute Poverty Relative Poverty conspicuous consumption Davis-Moore thesis Endogamous & exogamous Ideology Inter & Intragenerational mobility. Socioeconomic Status (SES) Status Consistency Theoretical perspectives **Chapter 11** Race Ethnicity Minority groups Dominant group Scapegoat Theory Theoretical Perspectives Prejudice Discrimination Racism (different types) Colorblind Racism White privilege Pluralism Assimilation History of different races and ethnic groups in the United States **Chapter 12** Sex Gender Gender roles Gender Identity Transgender Heterosexism Discrimination Against LGBTQ people Socialization (gender) Gender Pay Gap The Glass Ceiling Theoretical Perspectives Sexuality around the World **Pages 2 and 3 are the study guides from exams 1, 2 and 3. In addition to chapters 9, 11** **and 12, any material from the previous exams may be covered on your final exam.** **Exam 1 (Ch 1 & 2)** Symbolic Interactionism Conflict Theory Structural Functionalism Auguste Comte Harriet Martineau Karl Marx Emile Durkheim Herbert Spencer Max Weber W.E.B. Dubois Charles Cooley Geroge Hebert Mead Why study Sociology Society Macro & Micro Levels of Analysis Social Facts Constructivism Secondary Data Analysis Participant Observation Independent and Dependent Variables The Scientific Method (all the steps) Hypothesis Validity Reliability Operational Definition Case Study Ethnography Value Neutrality Correlation Field Research Ethics in Research The Tuskegee Experiment **Exam 2 (Ch. 3-5)** Culture Society Material & Non-Material Culture Ethnocentrism Cultural Relativism Culture Shock Sanctions Ideal/Real Culture Norms (Informal & Formal) Sapir-Worf Hypothesis Subculture Counterculture Emile Durkheim-Functionalist Theory Collective Conscience Anomie Karl Marx/ Conflict Theory Bourgeoisie Proletariat Thomas Theorem Self-Fulfilling Prophecy Role Strain Role Conflict Statuses (Including achieved, ascribed) Impression Management (Front Stage, Back Stage, Personal Front) Looking-Glass Self Nature VS Nurture George Herbert Mead's Theory of Self Preparatory Stage, Play Stage, Game Stage Generalized Other Social Group Agents- Socialization Institutional Agents- Socialization Resocialization Gilligan's Theory of Moral Development and Gender **Exam 3 (Ch. 6-8)** Groups (Primary & Secondary) Aggregate In-Group and Out Group Reference Group Expressive and Instrumental Functions Leadership Types and Styles Conformity Asch's Research (conformity and cause) Organization Types Bureaucracies Iron Rule of Oligarchy McDonaldization Deviance Symbolic Interaction Social Control & Order Sanctions (various types) Functionalism and Deviance Merton's Strain Theory (and the different deviance types) Social Disorganization Theory Robert Sampson and Bryon Groves Research Conflict Theory and Deviance C. Right Mill's Power Elite Labeling Theory (Primary & Secondary Deviance) Techniques of Neutralization Types of Crimes The Criminal Justice System Policing and Race Knowledge Gap Disruptive Technology E-Readiness Cyberfeminism Media globalization The Effects of Constant Contact. Technophiles Conflict Perspective on Media Functionalist Perspective on Media Symbolic Interactionalist on Media