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WGU C273 Introduction to Sociology Unit 1 NEW VERSION, Questions and answers, rated A+ Karl Marx - -Whose ideas are the basis for the conflict perspective? No one is born knowing how to communicate with one another, and people have to learn what symbols mean and how to use them. - -What is the best summary of George Herbert Mead's theory of social interactions? Football is almost a religious institution that uses rituals to reinforce common American values, such as competition, and it serves as an outlet for aggression in order to help maintain social cohesion. A functionalist would say that football serves a specific purpose in society in order to help it better function. - -How might a functionalist classify the popularity and prominence of football in American society? Variables need established operational definitions so that they can be measured and the data can be analyzed. - -Why are operational definitions of variables necessary for research? correlation - -A researcher tests a sample of elementary school children in the United States on their reading abilities and also counts the number of books in their homes. He finds that those children who have books in their home have better reading skills. What is this an example of? It can offer a lot of detail about a topic. - -Which of the following is an advantage of field research? survey - -If you wanted to compare the attitudes of Virginia residents towards gun control with the attitudes of Oregon residents, which research method would you choose? sociological imagination - -The ability to recognize the societal forces that influence individual behavior and attitude is known as informed consent - -The requirement that all participants in a study be aware of potential risks is known as __________. content analysis - -A sociologist analyzing the language of job ads from the early twentieth century looking for gender bias would be an example of which type of research? expertise - -Luciana is a sociologist who studies the experience of first-generation Latinx families in St. Louis. She is asked by a non-profit to consult on how to decrease the stigmatization faced by prisoners upon their release from prison. What ethical issue does Luciana potentially face? positivism - -Auguste Comte employed which of the following philosophical systems which studied society through a scientific lens? Hawthorne effect - -The phenomenon that refers to a change in a subject's behavior in an experiment or study because they know they are being observed. sociology - -The academic study of social behavior using empirical investigation and analysis to draw conclusions about social order, disorder, and change. double consciousness - -W.E.B. DuBois' concept of a feeling of "twoness" where the experience of one's identity is fragmented into several contradictory facets, making it hard to develop a sense of self. symbols - -Objects, words, or actions that stand for something else. sociological imagination - -The term coined by C. Wright Mills to describe a way of understanding the world that involves thinking about things from different perspectives and putting personal circumstances into a wider context. direct observation - -A type of field research in which the researcher observes what is being studied. descriptive research - -Research that d

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