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What is sociology?
The scientific study of society and social interactions.
Which sociological perspective focuses on everyday interactions between people?
Symbolic Interactionism
What is qualitative sociology?
Research that uses interviews, observations, focus groups, and detailed descriptions rather than numerical data.
What is a paradigm?
A theoretical framework or perspective used to understand and study society.
What's the difference between macro and micro sociology?
Macro = large-scale social patterns and institutions
Micro = small-scale interactions between individuals and groups
What did Weber's antipositivism encourage sociologists to do?
Gain a subjective understanding of people's beliefs, experiences, and cultural norms.
What is sociological imagination?
The ability to connect personal experiences and problems to larger social and historical forces.
Which approach is often used to understand deviance?
Constructivism, because society constructs definitions of what is considered deviant.
Who believed people rise in society based on merit and "survival of the fittest"?
Herbert Spencer.
What is figuration?
The idea that individuals and society are inseparable and continuously influence one another.
Who believed society changes through class struggle and supported communism?
Karl Marx
What does Verstehen mean?
To understand human behavior in a deep and meaningful way by seeing things from another person's perspective
What's the difference between manifest and latent functions?
Manifest = Intended result
Latent = Unintended result
Which theory focuses on competition, inequality, and limited resources?
Conflict Theory
What is a social fact according to Durkheim?
A social force, norm, belief, law, or custom that exists outside the individual and influences behavior.
What type of research uses surveys with numerical data and statistics?
Quantitative research
What did Weber's antipositivism encourage?
Gaining a subjective understanding of people's beliefs, meanings, and cultural norms.
Which theory views society as interconnected parts working together?
Structural Functionalism
Verstehen is defined by the text as:
To understand in a deep way