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What is Sociology? - ANSWER-The scientific study of social structural patterns, causes,
consequences, and predictions of all human realities

How structures guide us and pattern our behaviors

What does Sociology consist of? What are the concepts? - ANSWER-- Science
- Structural Patterns
- Structural Causes
- Structural Consequences

Concept of Sociology -> Science - ANSWER-Uses scientific principles of pattern
regularities, empiricism, and objectivity

Patterned Regularities: the study of patterns

Empiricism: use of observable and verifiable information

Objectivity: removal of personal bias from analysis and reporting of inquiry into human
behavior

Concept of Sociology -> Structural Patterns - ANSWER-Focuses on understanding
structural patterns in human behavior and social conditions

Underlining factors

Ex: If you will marry; if so with who, when and why

Concept of Sociology -> Structural Causes - ANSWER-Focuses on understanding and
explaining HOW social structures beyond INDIVIDUALS shape human behavior

Unconscious and unaware these factors shape/influence us

Ex: living in a particular neighborhood, marrying a particular spouse, culture, gender
expectations

Concept of Sociology -> Structural Consequences - ANSWER-Explains how structural
consequences of our behaviors in one area of life affect our other areas of life, as well
as affect the social experiences of others and social structures

, Ex: pressure of high school students to attend college

What are the root words of Sociology? - ANSWER-Soci and Ology

Soci- - ANSWER-Socius (Latin)

Meaning: Companion/Companionship & Associate/Association

-ology - ANSWER-Ology (Greek)

Meaning: study of


Lohus (Greek)

Meaning: word, knowledge

Who coined the term "Sociology"? - ANSWER-Emmanuel Joseph Sieyes

Where is Emmanuel Joseph Sieyes from? - ANSWER-France

What year was the term "Sociology" coined? - ANSWER-1780

What was the first name of Sociology before it became Sociology? - ANSWER-Social
Physics

Who coined the term "Social Physics"? - ANSWER-August Comte

Characteristics of Social Structures are... - ANSWER-1. Basis for ALL human realities

2. Have INTENDED and UNINTENDED consequences

3. Largest social structures are systems of social systems

4. Pattern social behavior or public or organizational supervision, control, and problem-
solving

5. Described as SOCIAL FORCES

6. IRON CAGES, can't escape the influence because without them we would be lost or
not even exist

Scope of Sociology is... - ANSWER-Covers human actions and directly applies problem
solving in all areas of human experiences

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