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- 1ObjectivistSee soc problems as actual harmful conditions
- 2SubjectivistLook at how the condition became viewed as a problem and why, harm is subjective
- 3Structural functionalismsociety is an organism of interdependent parts, problems serve societal function or they wouldn't exist
- 4conflict theoryclass stuggles, wealthy served
- 5ProstitutionProstiution is bad because is divorces sex from marriage, always looked down upon
Still exists because allows sexual freedom in society w/o hurting marriage as an institution - 6Symbolic interactionismPeople are interpretive beings and their self image is affected by interactions/lables (looking glass self)
- 7Labeling theory (primary and secondary)how lables are used in society and thier consequences for the individual
primary: doing something deviant
secondary: being caught and labled - 8Alarid and VegaWomen in prison: women depend more on social relationships, the women in the study were defined as criminals mostly if they had a criminal past/indentity
- 9Constructionistsubjectivist, see evolution of social problems, poses questions about social problems
- 10MargarineCaused by dairy farmers, status, artificial
Stopped by: health, deppression, cultural change - 11Claimsmakingconvincing people that a condition is a social problem needing attention
- 12Groundsthe "facts" given; defining, names, stories, statistics, identifying victims
- 13WarrantsWhy action is needed: emotional appeals, vauge sense of morality, general values (rights, equality)
- 14ConclusionWhat can be done; actions, policies, etc.
- 15Hilgertener and Bosk; Arenassocial problems are labled in social arenas, projections of social perspectives;
competitive environments, few probs reach our attention, arenas: media, orgs, gov, news, etc. - 16Carrying capacitiesthe resources of an arena to be used talking about an issue (money, time, space, staff, audience, etc.)
- 17Best natural historyClaimsmaking, media coverage, public reaction, policy making, social problems work, policy outcomes
- 18Principles of selectionDrama, Novelty/staturation, cultrual/political climate, organizational characteristics (how arena is set up)
- 19Social movementless powerful groups trying to make social change; SMO, activists
- 20Framing/TypificationWay of defining and presenting social problem to audience
- 21Master framesframes we're familiar with (patriotism, equality)
- 22Frame bridgingfinding those who are likely to already agree with your cause
- 23frame amplificationcall upon generic values most have, emotion
- 24frame extensionincorperating multiple frames to appeal to wider audience
- 25frame transformationchange peoples minds completely
- 26Resource mobilizationlike carrying capacity, but purely economic, organizations are limited by resources and must use them accordingly
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