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Taboo


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Powerful more, the violation which is very serious or unthinkable.

Ex: Committing a serious crime




Positional Power


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A person's power is determined by a position in a group

,Globalization


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The process of international integration arising from the interchange of
world views, products, ideas, and mutual sharing, and other aspects of
culture.




Culture


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Beliefs, norms, behaviors and products common to the members of a
particular group

All "cultures" consist of four things .
#1) Symbols
#2) Language
#3) Values
#4) Norms




Data Collection Methods


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1. Field Studies
2. Participant Observation
3. Secondary Data Analysis of Existing Statistics
(Rarely experiments)

,Social Solidarity


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What held us together




Conflict Perspective


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Focuses on 2 key areas:


#1) Efforts to use power to ensure one culture subordinates another
cultures.
Who defines what is deviant
Who has power due to the norms of a culture

#2) Misunderstandings due to cultural differences.
Slight Misunderstandings
Larger Value Conflicts




Popular Culture


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the entertainment, culinary, and athletic tastes shared by the masses.




Class Conflict (Karl Marx)

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Competition between social classes over the distribution of wealth, power,
and other valuable resources in society




Beliefs


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a particular idea that people accept as true.




Economics


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Economics has been a major motivator.

The reasons for economic expansion:
Cheaper goods made elsewhere.
Increase customer base.
Helps impoverished countries transition into the industrial revolution.




Idealization


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ability to act as if they strictly follow the norms and values of society.

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