simultaneous variation in two variables
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correlation or association
research that collects data from written reports, newspaper articles, journals,
transcripts, television programs, diaries, artwork, and other artifacts that date to a
prior time period under study
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Historical methods
,status that stands out above all others
Examples: Disabled, Serial Killer, President of the US
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Master status
subsequent acts of rule-breaking that occur after primary deviance and as a result of
your new deviant label and people's expectations of you
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Secondary deviance
Any institution in a society that works to shape the behavior of the groups of people
within it
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Social Institution
the idea that everyone should have an equal starting point (affirmative action)
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, Equality of condition
Merton's theory that deviance occurs when a society does not give all its members
equal ability to achieve socially acceptable goals
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strain theory
the tension caused by competing demands between two or more roles pertaining to
different statuses
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role conflict
describes structured social inequality or systematic inequalities among groups of
people
The study of who gets what and why
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Stratification
, the incompatibility among roles corresponding to a single status
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role strain
social cohesion based on sameness
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mechanical or segmental solidarity
religion based system of stratification characterized by no social mobility
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caste system
a system of stratification based on social presitige
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Status hierarchy system
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correlation or association
research that collects data from written reports, newspaper articles, journals,
transcripts, television programs, diaries, artwork, and other artifacts that date to a
prior time period under study
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Historical methods
,status that stands out above all others
Examples: Disabled, Serial Killer, President of the US
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Master status
subsequent acts of rule-breaking that occur after primary deviance and as a result of
your new deviant label and people's expectations of you
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Secondary deviance
Any institution in a society that works to shape the behavior of the groups of people
within it
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Social Institution
the idea that everyone should have an equal starting point (affirmative action)
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, Equality of condition
Merton's theory that deviance occurs when a society does not give all its members
equal ability to achieve socially acceptable goals
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strain theory
the tension caused by competing demands between two or more roles pertaining to
different statuses
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role conflict
describes structured social inequality or systematic inequalities among groups of
people
The study of who gets what and why
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Stratification
, the incompatibility among roles corresponding to a single status
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role strain
social cohesion based on sameness
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mechanical or segmental solidarity
religion based system of stratification characterized by no social mobility
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caste system
a system of stratification based on social presitige
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Status hierarchy system
