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Sociology
By: Megan Allen
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Gustav Gullberg
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what is it?
(SOCI)(OLOGY)
Soci meaning society
ology meaning science/ study of
So, the study of society.
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University of Saskatchewan
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Sociology vs. Psychology
Sociology studies a group
Psychology studies the individual
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** RCB **
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Two main aspects of society:
Social Interaction
Social Phenomena
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Thomas Hawk
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Social interaction
How people relate to one another and influence each others behavior.
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Ed Yourdon
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Social Phenomena
Observable facts or events that involve human society
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ChadCooperPhotos
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Culture
All the shared products of human groups.
Culture plays a big part in sociology.
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VinothChandar
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There are two types of culture.
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Jogesh S
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Material culture
The physical objects that people create and use.
Examples: cars, books, computers, phones.
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En Bouton
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Non-material culture
Abstract human creations
Examples: beliefs, values, language.
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Valerie Everett
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There are 5 components of culture.
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Leo Reynolds
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1. Technology
Combination of objects and the rules for using them.
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Omnitographer
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2. Symbols
Anything that represents something else.
Ex: Arrows, Emoji's, Heart
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metamensch
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3. Language
Organization of written or spoken symbols into a standardized system.
Ex: English, Chinese, Verbal clicks of the San.
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decafinata
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4. Values
Shared beliefs good or bad, right or wrong.
Ex: War, Religion
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GotCredit
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5. Norms
Shared rules of conduct that tell people how to act in specific situations.
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friend without the r
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There are 2 kinds of norms.
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1. Folkways
Norms that describe socially acceptable behavior but do not have great moral significance.
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ammiiirrrr
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2. Mores
Norms that have great moral significance.
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Drew Stefani
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