Sociology by Zharas

Question

Sociology is a science that studies:

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• social groups, social institutions and individual behaviour

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• natural science

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• technical science

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• environmental science

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• Australia

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• Europe

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• America

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• The French revolution

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• The Russian revolution

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• American civil war

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• The American Independence

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• The French revolution

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• American civil war

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• The Industrial Revolution

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• The Russian revolution

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• The Great Economic Depression

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• Chicago school of sociology in the 1920s

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• The Stanford university

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• Harvard college university

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• E. Durkheim

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• H. Spencer

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• A. Comte

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• M. Weber

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• symbolic interactionism theory

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• conflict/feminism theory

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• structural functionalism theory

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• probability theory

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• E. Durkheim

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• G. H. Mead

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• T. Parsons

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• A. Comte

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• Animal rights

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• Inequality in the society

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• Political process

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• Economic crisis

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• Ralf Dahrendorf

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• Peter L. Berger

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• T. Parsons

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• A. Comte

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• capitalist production exploits the working class

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• class conflict is inevitable in capitalist societies

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• industrial workers are the revolutionary class

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• class struggle only occurs under capitalism

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• super computers, artificial intelligence, the internet of Things

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• smart phones, i-phones, i-pad

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• computers, telephones, scientific calculators

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• none of the above

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• Georg Hegel

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• George Herbert Mead

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• Talcott Parsons

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• Ralf Dahrendorf

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• social insights into collective behavior

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• information we get on the media or internet

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• ideas, feelings, and ways of behaving that already existed in society before we were born

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• those things that we create ourselves

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• deviance

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• anxiety

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• anomie

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• depression

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• Talcott Parsons

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• A.Comte

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• Emile Durkheim

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• Robert Merton

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• review the evidence

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• define the research problem or research question

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• create a research design

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• carry out a research design

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• stigma

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• deviance

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• deviance

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• stigma/sanction

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• ancient and modern culture

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• mainstream and subculture

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• elite and popular culture

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• material and non-material

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• Talk shows and advertising

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• participant observation and survey

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• document study and case study

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• interview and questionnaires

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• interview

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• survey research method

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• questionnaire

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• quantitative research method

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• The study of people and society

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• The study of population growth in a particular area at a particular time

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• the number of people in a school or university

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• large numbers of people living together

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• harkening

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• virus distribution

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• scooping essential information

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• all of the above

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• A technological developed country

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• Extensive machine Production

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• Production of goods and services

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• a shift towards a service economy, based on knowledge and information

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• Ability of people to move from one social class to another

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• a piece of research conducted in a laboratory

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• a piece of research trying out new methods

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• an attempt to mobilize people for a national purpose

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• an achieved occupational status

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• a person's overall social status within their family

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• a social position that becomes a master status for the person occupying it

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• socially defined expectations of people in a given social position

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• school and peers, work

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• education and media

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• social group and family

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• social clubs, team games

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• night clubs, hip-hop music

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• Media, education, religion

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• Finance, government, legal system

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• family, social groups, traditional cultures

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• The way you see your ex-boyfriend or girlfriend

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• The way parents see their children

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• The ability to distinguish between personal problems and public issues

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• It enables us to see the connection between people

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• Single-parent family

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• Blended family

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• Nuclear family

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• Extended family

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• Nuclear family

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• Extended family

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• Blended family

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• Single-parent family

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terrorism and migration

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unemployment and uncertain future

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Mortgage or home credits

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• stigmatization

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• labeling

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• social control

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• a position

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• a role

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• a performance

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• an impression

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• achieved status

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• ascribed status

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• master status

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• status set

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• freedom

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• rights

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• liberty

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• all of the above

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• Nuclear family

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• Extended family

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• Blended family

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• Single parent family

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Nuclear family

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• Extended family

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• Single-parent family

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• C. Blended family

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• Unmarried couple

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• divorced couple

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• common law marriage or co-habitation

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• married couple

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• Lack of money

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• Poverty

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Loneliness

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• alcoholism

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• intimate distance

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• personal distance

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• social distance

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• public distance

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• our genes

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• our intergration

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• our socialization

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• our food

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• The United Nations Organization (UNO)

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• UNICEF

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• The World Bank

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• The International Red Cross Organization

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• C.W. Wright

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• G.H. Meads

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• M. Weber

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• A. Comte

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• UNESCO

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• Greenpeace

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• Microsoft

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• The United Nations Organization (UNO)

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• International Olympic Committee

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• Credit Suisse Bank

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• Kaztelekom

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• UNESCO

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• Gazprom

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• United Nations Organizations

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• communicate instantly with people far away

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• experience what it's like to be a different gender

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• interact in an unreal and alienated way

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• communicate without non-verbal cues

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• 2 minutes

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• 20 years

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• 200 years

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• 2 years

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• Norms that people consider pivotal to the well-being of the nation or the group.

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• the written and unwritten rules

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• more and more money

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• traditions and values

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• community

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• society

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• family

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• social group

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• Max Weber

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• Erik Olin-Wright

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• John Goldthorpe

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• Karl Marx

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• it is a form of positive identity

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• a change in a person’s personality character

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• a form of punishment for a crime

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• a powerful negative label that radically changes a person's self concept and social identity.

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• open mobility

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• lateral mobility

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• intergenerational mobility

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• slavery

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• status

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• senior executives

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• industrial entrepreneurs

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• finance capitalists

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• none of the above

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• Max Weber

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• John Goldthorpe

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• Karl Marx

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• Pierre Bourdieu

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• first decreases, then increases then it remains high

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• first increases, then decreases, before remaining low

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• first increases, then flattens out, before rising again

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• first increases, then decreases, then increases, then decreases

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• Industrialization

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• Post-industrialization

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• Agricultural

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• Pastoral society

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• parents

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• teachers

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• media personalities

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• Resocialization

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• Total institutions

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• Segregation

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• New identity

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• transnational corporations

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• multi-media empires

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• ownership concentrated within one medium

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government-owned companies

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• revive it, by reaffirming a commitment to freedom of speech

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• repress it, by promoting only the interests of elite groups

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• reproduce it, by emphasizing face-to-face contact with peer groups

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• replace it with a superior form of communication

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• domesticating its content, including more 'home-produced' programmes

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• controlling the distribution of imported products by banning satellite dishes

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creating 'reverse flows' of their own programmes back to imperial societies

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• all of the above

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• Civil rights

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• civil freedom

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• civil liberty

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• all of the above

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• a group of people sharing living accommodation and meals

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• a network of relatives extended within or between generations

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• the new family created when an adult leaves home and gets married

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two generations of parents and their children living together

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• secondary socialization and strict discipline

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• emotional support and sexual gratification

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• primary socialization and personality stabilization

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• did not exist in any form

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• had begun to disappear, as extended networks of kin became more important

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• had begun to emerge through the separation of work and home life

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• was simply another institution of patriarchal control

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the conflict perspective

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• the feminist perspective

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• the functionalist perspective

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• the interactionist perspective

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• slavery

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• social inequality

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• status inconsistency

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• social stratification

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• the proportion of people living alone has fallen to 29%

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• many people are cohabiting in long term relationships

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• the upward curve of remarriages compensates for the drop in first marriages

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• all of the above

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• Folk music and dances

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• Material and non-material productions including language, traditional believes

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• “Kazakh Kozhe”

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• food and drinks

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• grants every citizen equal status

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• there is no corruption in the government

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• has permissive attitudes towards sexual behavior

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• allows people to move between levels of the hierarchy

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• scapegoating

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• prejudice

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• institutional discrimination

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• a self-fulfilling prophecy

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• a stock of economic resources, including estates or invested capital that brings income

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• the culturally valued commodities and standards of living that make the poor feel relatively deprived

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• the 'slices' of the population who own differing amounts of wealth

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• the flow of money a person receives from their salary or wage

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• the culturally valued commodities and standards of living that make the poor feel relatively deprived

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• the flow of money a person receives from their salary or wage

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• a stock of economic resources, including land, shares and bank deposits

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• the 'slices' of the population who own differing amounts of wealth

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• ranking

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• esteem

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• status

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• prestige

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• a level in the social hierarchy, comprising people with shared life chances

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methodological tool used to identify a person's social class

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• the boundary between two levels of the social hierarchy

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• a symbol of status, used to differentiate between social classes

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• the exploitation of the working class by their capitalist employers

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• a social group's consciousness of their status and life chances

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• a person's position in the capital, product and labour markets, based on their economic resources

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• the lifestyle of a social class, as defined by patterns of consumption

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• Income

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• verbal fluency

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• occupation

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• it is committed on a larger, often global, scale, and is well organized

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• it is associated with political conflict between states and their citizens

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• it can have far-reaching effects upon international relations

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• all of the above

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• a start-up business

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• an industry

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• corporate business

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• a sole proprietorship or one-man business

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• participated in the same leisure pursuits and events of the 'social calendar'

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• emulated the lifestyle and cultural values of the traditional aristocracy

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• owned companies and financial assets that generated wealth through corporations

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• had direct, personal ownerships of land and businesses as physical assets

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• Rationalization

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• Colonization

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• Organization

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• Socialization

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• highly specialized, interrelated sets of social practices

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• disorganized social relations in a postmodern world

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• virtual communities in cyberspace

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• no longer relevant to sociology

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• social stratification

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• social control

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• social conflict

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• social solidarity

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• creative activities such as gardening, cookery and craftwork

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• the symbolic representation of social groups in the mass media

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• religious beliefs about how the world ought to be

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• rules and expectations about interaction that regulate social life

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• human behavior is meaningful, and varies between individuals and cultures

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• it is difficult for sociologists to gain access to a research laboratory

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• sociologists are not rational or critical enough in their approach

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• we cannot collect empirical data about social life

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• it focuses on the researchers' own experiences

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• it makes little distinction between the way the world is and the way it ought to be

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• its knowledge is accumulated from many different research contexts

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• it is subjective and biased

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• P.L. Berger

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• C. Wright Mills

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• B. Weber

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• D. Goffman

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• T. Parsons

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• D. Goffman

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• Peter L. Berger

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• M. Weber

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• A. M.Weber

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• B. K.MARX

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• E. DURKHEIM

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• A.COMTE

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• Informal social control

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• Social institutions

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• Formal social control

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• Socialization process

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• ideas that people accept as true about the world operates

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• the place where individual’s fit in in the world

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• ideas rooted in blind faith, experience, tradition, or scientific observation

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• A group’s ideas and shared conceptions of what is good, right, and important

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• white collar crime

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• organized crime

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• global terrorism

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• We internalize and take on social roles from a pre-existing framework

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• we create and negotiate our roles through interaction with others

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• social roles are not fixed or stable but fluid and pluralistic

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• roles have to be learned to suppress unconscious motivations

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• mothers who are living in poverty cannot afford to give their children the resources that other children enjoy

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• children deprived of an early, secure attachment to their mother are prone to suffer physically, intellectually and socially in later life

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• 'mothering' is a socially constructed activity identified in the narratives of new mothers

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• deprivation is something children inherit, usually through their mother's side

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• Jobs for white people

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• Jobs for the middle class people who tend to wear white shirts to work

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• Jobs for people who work in government offices

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• Jobs for school teachers

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• Economic Crime

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• Corruption

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• Deviant behavior

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• Nonviolent crime committed by the upper/middle class during the course of their occupations

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• Corruption

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• Crimes in which laws are violated but there is no identifiable victim

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• Traffic offence

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• Deviant behavior

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• A system of market based economy

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• A social welfare system

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• A capitalist economy with extensive social welfare system that includes free health care and education for all citizens

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• free health care and education

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• A stereo music sound

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• A group of rock music

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• An assumption often on the basis of incorrect or incomplete information

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• Incorrect language

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• A system of traffic control

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• Control of students

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• Laws, Systems and traditional ways a society uses to make people conform to norms

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• None of the above

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• Weber’s theory that bureaucracies would gain increasing power over modern life

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• Government power

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• Nationalization

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• Increasing power of the modern economy

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• M. Beber

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• H. Spencer

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• C. Wright Mills

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• A. Giddens

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type of Sociological paradigm

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• A large scale social problem

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• A study of small group

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• Sociological analysis focused on social interaction between individuals

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• A type of Sociological paradigm

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• A large scale social problem

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• A study of small group

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• Sociological analysis focused on social institutions and functioning of the society

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• Elite culture

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• The culture held by the majority and/or by the most powerful group in a society

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• A subculture

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• Non-material culture

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• Group administration with strict rules

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• One man government

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• A government by a charismatic leader

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• A system featuring a Royal Monarch

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• Bureaucratic group

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• Political group

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• Authority that depends on the personal magnetism of one person

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• A dictatorship

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• people are socialized into a life of crime by associating with others who define it in positive terms

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• the majority of crime is committed by middle class people in professional occupations

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• those who were arrested and charged with theft did not define themselves as thieves

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• the most dangerous criminals on the street were those who were highly skilled thieves

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• Affirmative action

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• Independent action

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• Democratic process

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• Electoral process

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• Machines would soon not obey people

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• Man would never design machines that he cannot control

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• machine would control humans

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• Machines would attack humans

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• A new set of professions would be created

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• People would not do dangerous jobs

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• Computer would attack people

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• Comfort and prosperity

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• A normative framework of roles and institutions

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• A country

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• Families

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• Ethnic groups

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• Our language

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• Music and dance

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• civilization

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• administration

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• Tools/instruments

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• mineral resource

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• political institution

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• Symbolic inter action

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• Feminism theory

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• Positivism theory

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• Scientific theory

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• Compulsive and uncontrollable behavior

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• The behavior which we learn as a result of interactions with others

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• the conscious part of the mind that regulates emotional drives on a practical, rational level

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• The conscious and sub-conscious mind

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• Only a small group

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• Elite groups

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• The mass of the population

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• Only the poor masses

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• The masses

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• Everyone

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• Only the individual affected

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• The politicians

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• Personal problem

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• Mass problem

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• Social problem

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• Group problem

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• Social problem

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• Group problem

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• University problem

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• Personal problem

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• Social problems of individuals

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• Problems in our live

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• Ability to perceive our problems as either personal or social

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• The political situations

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• The current monetary system

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• The national currency

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• The economic system

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• The political system

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• Healthy adults who do not want to work

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• Low income workers, pensioners who are too old to work, adults who are too incapacitated to work

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• Everybody in the society

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• Students

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• Speculating on currency, estates and energy

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• Fixing prices on all commodities

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• Issuing government bonds

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• Returning excess money to the monetary agency

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• Middle Class

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• Everybody who gets fixed income

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• Speculations on Estates, Currency and Commodity

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• The rich

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• i) the banking system ii) the wealth distribution system

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• i) financial crisis ii) commodity price fluctuation

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• i) Debt as a source of money ii) too many dependable variables in the economic model

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• i) political ii) financial

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• equality

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• More rich class

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• All our macro-economic goals and end to poverty

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• progress

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• The questionnaire

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• The population census

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• Political ratings

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• Laboratory experiments

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• Secondary data collection

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• interview

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• quantitative method

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• qualitative method

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• Survey method

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• case study method

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• qualitative method

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• Quantitative method

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• Survey and sampling methods

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• Qualitative and quantitative methods

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• All of the listed methods

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• Null-hypothesis and alternative hypothesis

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• Nuclear family

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• Marriage

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• Survey and sampling methods

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• Middle Class

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• Aristocratic Families

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• Ruling Elite

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• The politicians

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• Relocation

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• Emigration

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• Social mobility

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• Evacuation

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• Underclass and working poor

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• Poor and homeless

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• Absolute and Relative

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• Abject and absolute

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• deviance

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• stigma

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• population

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• Samples

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• Respondents

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• focus group

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• Food and House provision

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• Security and education

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• Marriage and child bearing

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• Primary socialization and personality stabilization

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• Median

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• percentage

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• Secondary data

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• Interviews

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• Statistical analysis

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• Questionnaires

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• Report/analysis of materials/research method

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• Research method/data analysis/literature review

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• The topic/the problem/literature review

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• research topic/research problem/literature review

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• Data loss

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• Plagiarism

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• Paradigm Shift

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• Hypothesis

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• Document study

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• Interview method

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• Observation method

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• Experiment method

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• religion, politics and education

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• meditation, shaping and yoga

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ideas, feelings, and ways of behaving that we learn from birth

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• love and romantic feelings

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• The workers.

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The women.

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• little children.

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• the middle class.

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• the place where individuals fit in the world

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• ideas that people accept as true about how the world operates.

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• ideas rooted in blind faith, experience, tradition, or observation.

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• general and shared conceptions of what is good, right, and important

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• rules of appearance, ways of greeting others, eating, sleeping arrangements, and so forth

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• only unwritten rules that specify how people should behave

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only written rules that specify how people should behave

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the written and unwritten rules that specify how people should behave in particular kinds of situations.

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• folkways and mores

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• The politicians

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• traditions and folkways.

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• values and mores

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• often provoke intense reactions or may be severely punished by society.

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• may be sanctioned

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• may be severely punished by society.

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• all of the above

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• Maternity home

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• Prison penitentiary

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• old people’s house

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• political party

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• Technology transfer

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• cultural process

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• culture diffusion

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• innovation process

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• old ways of life

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• the process of changing old values and acquired new ones

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• when people change jobs

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• when people marry again

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• recognized as breaking an important norm of behaviour

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• seen as a temporary aberration from an otherwise 'normal' character

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• attributed to the person's genetic or anatomical make up

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the first step in establishing a deviant career

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• the punishment or stigmatization of deviant acts

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• the labelling of an act as deviant through social reactions to it

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• the ways in which taking on a deviant role affects future action

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• all of the above

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• people are socialized into a life of crime by associating with others who define it in positive terms

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• the majority of crime is committed by middle class people in professional occupations

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• those who were arrested and charged with theft did not define themselves as thieves

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• the most dangerous criminals on the street were those who were highly skilled thieves

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• a source of conflict, inequality, and alienation

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• a complex network of interaction at a micro-level

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• an unstable structure of social relations

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• a normative framework of roles and institutions

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• Nuclear family

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• Extended family

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• Single-parent family

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• Blended family

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• Blended family

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• Nuclear family

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• Extended family

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• Single-parent family

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• Nuclear family

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• Extended family

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• Blended family

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• Single-parent family

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• a group of people who are living together in the same house

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• a group of people who are related by marriage or blood only

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• husband and wife living together with their children

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• a group of people who are related by marriage, blood or sometimes adoption

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• Single-parent family

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• Nuclear family

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• Extended family

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• Blended family

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• Depression and stress

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• Disappointment and anxiety

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• physical burnout

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• All of the above

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• It is an old way of life

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• Family is found in every human society: barbarian, savage or civilized

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• Family is the smallest unit in the society

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• Family provides everything for you

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• They did not produce enough food to feed many mouths

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• they preferred qualitative culture

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• the cared more about nature

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• there wasn’t enough work for many people to do

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• Ideas of traditional cultures and values

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• The way we see each other

Answer 653

• Working and shopping

Answer 654

• People’s nature

Answer 655

• They have devised new farming technology

Answer 656

• They were able to produce more food to feed lots of people

Answer 657

• They lived a permanent settlement in small communities

Answer 658

• They began to have city states

Answer 659

• Loud and Concise

Answer 660

• Interesting and Informative

Answer 661

• Clear and Concise

Answer 662

• Narrative and Detailed

Answer 663

• Interesting to hear

Answer 664

• Ability to have many friends

Answer 665

• Becoming very popular among family and friends

Answer 666

• Being very sociable

Answer 667

• transmission of essential information from one side to another

Answer 668

• They are extroverts

Answer 669

• They are good listeners and self-confident

Answer 670

• They are introverts

Answer 671

• They are very sociable

Answer 672

• Can you please say your name?

Answer 673

• Where did you come from originally?

Answer 674

• Is this your first visit to Astana?

Answer 675

• It’s a lovely day today, isn’t it?

Answer 676

• Using someone’s written work without references to the author

Answer 677

• Stealing a research paper

Answer 678

• Buying a ready project paper

Answer 679

• Copy and paste article from the internet

Answer 680

• Academic hoax

Answer 681

• Academic work

Answer 682

• The work you do to get a university degree

Answer 683

• An extensive reading and writing work for the purpose of getting a new kind of knowledge

Answer 684

• Wi-Fi enhanced machines

Answer 685

• Interaction between people

Answer 686

• The work you do on the internet

Answer 687

• Interactions between people and machines via Wi-Fi

Answer 688

• old ways of life

Answer 689

• a marriage of an adult to someone who is under the official marriage age

Answer 690

• marriage of a man to a young woman

Answer 691

• when people marry again

Answer 692

• The ability to see the specific in a general phenomenon and to see things from different perspectives

Answer 693

• Internalizing problems

Answer 694

• Ability to think clearly

Answer 695

• Externalizing social problems

Answer 696

• Top politicians

Answer 697

• Top Military officers

Answer 698

• Corporate magnates

Answer 699

• All of the above

Answer 700

• Upper middle and low middle class

Answer 701

• Middle class and working class

Answer 702

• upper class and upper middle class

Answer 703

• working class and lower class

Answer 704

• occupation, leisure and lifestyle

Answer 705

• wealth, power and status

Answer 706

• money and power

Answer 707

• education and prestige

Answer 708

• over dependency on technologies

Answer 709

• the social impact of AI

Answer 710

• deep poverty

Answer 711

• displaced workers

Answer 712

• the man would never design machines that he could not control

Answer 713

• machine would control people

Answer 714

• machine would build machines

Answer 715

• people would become lazy

Answer 716

• Computers becoming smaller by 2024

Answer 717

• Computer would become as smart as humans by 2024

Answer 718

• Solution to mathematical equations

Answer 719

• A view of the future with the supercomputers

Answer 720

• The most active group in society

Answer 721

• People in the age 13-30 years

Answer 722

• Young men

Answer 723

• People who do sport

Answer 724

• One-person household

Answer 725

• a man and woman living together not married officially

Answer 726

• family members living together in a household

Answer 727

• people living together in one house

Answer 728

• They don’t like children much

Answer 729

• they have preference for one-man-one-wife and a more quality life culture

Answer 730

• they cannot afford many children

Answer 731

• the live city life with difficult living conditions

Answer 732

• They live the old ways of life

Answer 733

• People live in small communities without properties

Answer 734

• People often change professions and move about a lot

Answer 735

• People do various jobs every day

Answer 736

• bad parenting could damage a child’s psyche forever

Answer 737

• families can suppress a person’s freedom and progress

Answer 738

• woman and child abuse are common features in many families

Answer 739

• all of the above

Answer 740

• Regular conflicts make them unstable

Answer 741

• The woman is stressed and depressed from burnout:(cleaning, cooking, shopping and caring for everyone)

Answer 742

• Children are often lonely, abused and egoistic

Answer 743

• All of the above are true

Answer 744

• When they fight wars with other groups

Answer 745

• with language and by watching actions

Answer 746

• when people emigrate

Answer 747

• when people marry and start a family

Answer 748

• A way of thinking that one’s culture is better than that of others

Answer 749

• the process of changing old values and acquiring new ones

Answer 750

• Homophobia

Answer 751

• Aculturization process

Answer 752

• Borrowing a culture

Answer 753

• the process of spreading a culture

Answer 754

• learning a foreign language

Answer 755

• the process of controlling people

Answer 756

• Indoctrination, imitation and conditioning

Answer 757

• Borrowing and diffusion,

Answer 758

• War, conquer and immigration

Answer 759

• All of the above

Answer 760

• To keep old ways of life

Answer 761

• To make the culture modern and more creative

Answer 762

• To kill the culture

Answer 763

• To adopt a new way of life

Answer 764

• H. Spencer

Answer 765

• R. Dahrendorf

Answer 766

• T. Parsons

Answer 767

• P. Piaget

Answer 768

• T. Parsons

Answer 769

• G. H. Meads

Answer 770

• C. Wright Mills

Answer 771

• M. Weber

Answer 772

• The process of changing jobs to improve career

Answer 773

• movement into different occupational categories between generations

Answer 774

• ability to move from one class to another

Answer 775

• vertical or horizontal class movement

Answer 776

• two generations of mother, father and their children living together

Answer 777

• when two divorced people marry again

Answer 778

• family that either has no children or none living with the parents

Answer 779

• when people marry their relatives

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