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Chapter 7

Chapter 7. Social Stratification In The United States. Chapter Outline. What Is Social Stratification? Systems of Stratification Classical Perspectives on Social Class Contemporary Sociological Models of the U.S. Class Structure Inequality in the United States. Chapter Outline.

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Conflict Management 2012

Conflict Management 2012. Many people regard conflict as a battle to win or a situation to avoid. Communication is essential in conflict resolution. Benefits of Conflict. Engaging in conflict can have positive effects on relationships and organisations

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Conflict Theory Introduction

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Sociology

Sociology. Schools of thought. Sociology Schools of Though. Macrosociology. An approach of sociology that analyzes social systems and populations on a large scale.

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Functionalists say the family is good for society

Functionalists say the family is good for society. Functionalism is a conflict theory. Durkheim says the family acts like a warm bath. Parsons says the family acts like a warm bath to relieve the stresses and strains of life.

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Lecture One & Two

Lecture One & Two. Sociological Analysis: Theoretical Perspectives. The Origins of Sociology. The sociological discipline emerged at the end of the 19 th C at the intersection of 3 major revolutions Scientific Revolution: idea that we can objectively study society

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Social Stratification Explanations

Social Stratification Explanations. Each sociological perspective explains social stratification in a different way. Functionalism. The most qualified fill the most important positions. People are rewarded for their efforts. Inequality exists because certain jobs have more importance.

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Conflict Theory of Crime

Conflict Theory of Crime. From Richard Quinney , Criminology (Boston: Little, Brown, 1975), pp. 37-41. Formulation of definitions of crime. Application of definitions of crime. Class S truggle & Class Conflict. Construction of the ideology of crime.

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Religion: Chapter 14 page 464

Religion: Chapter 14 page 464. Sociology Mrs. M c Vey. Religion: The Definition. A unified system of beliefs & practices concerned with sacred things Sacred Holy; set apart & given a special meaning that goes beyond, or transcends, immediate existence Profane Nonsacred.

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Chapter 1 Theory and Research in Sociology of Education

Chapter 1 Theory and Research in Sociology of Education. Major theoretical perspectives: f unctionalism, conflict theory, symbolic interactionism Contemporary approaches: c ode theory, cultural capital, status competition, institutional theory, post-modern critique.

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Warm Up : Tues, Sept 20

Warm Up : Tues, Sept 20 . Review: Explain the following theories: Strain Theory Differential Association Theory Labeling Theory. Conflict Theory and Deviance. Chapter 7; Section 4. Objective and DOL. Objective. DOL. SWBAT explain: the conflict view of deviance

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Warm Up : Tues, Sept 20

Warm Up : Tues, Sept 20 . Review: Explain the following theories: Strain Theory Differential Association Theory Labeling Theory. Conflict Theory and Deviance. Chapter 7; Section 4. Objective and DOL. Objective. DOL. SWBAT explain: the conflict view of deviance

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Chapter 1

Chapter 1 . Developing A Sociological Perspective. Chapter Outline. What is Sociology? The Sociological Imagination Significance of Diversity The Development of Sociology Theoretical Frameworks in Sociology. What Is Sociology?. Study of human behavior viewed in society.

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Sociology Hall-of-Famers

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Chapter 9

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Theoretical Perspectives

Theoretical Perspectives . Gender. Functionalism and Gender. Functionalists argue that any pattern of behavior that does not benefit society will become unimportant . Division of responsibilities between males and females survived because it benefited human living .

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Warm Up: Bill Gates is extremely wealthy. Is that fair?

Warm Up: Bill Gates is extremely wealthy. Is that fair?. Grab a textbook!. Monday , 4/7. Objective:. I will be able to compare the differences among the three major perspectives on social stratification. Language Objective:

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Breaking the Norm.

Brad Mendez. Breaking the Norm. To begin with, I knew breaking a norm would lin k to conflict theory because it would anger everyone around me . Because of that, I was nervous as I was waiting to check out at 7/11. Then I walked up to the counter and got ready to pay.

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Process

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