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REVISED  Exam  2  Review  Sheet-­‐-­‐-­‐SOC  1101-­‐-­‐-­‐Spring  2013   Instructor:  Dr.  T.  Powell-­‐Williams  

Chapter  5:   • Variables   • Directionality   • Operationalization    

Chapter  6:   • Major  approaches  to  sociological  inquiry  

o Quantitative   o Qualitative  

• Observational  research   o 2  types  of  observation   o Hawthorne  Effect  

  Chapter  7:   • Culture  

o Material  vs.  Nonmaterial   • Symbols   • Norms  

o Types  of  norms   • Sanctions   • Values   • Subcultures   • Hegemony     Chapter  8:   • Roles  and  tricky  situations   • Groups  

o Primary  vs.  Secondary   o Formal  organizations  and  Bureaucracies   o McDonaldization  

  Chapter  9:     • Society   • Social  Institutions   • Social  Structure      

[OVER]  

Todd � 4/24/13 3:19 PM Comment [1]: That’s right, chapter five is excluded from the exam.

Todd � 4/24/13 3:52 PM Comment [2]: Especially cultural hegemony (Gramsci).

Todd � 4/24/13 3:50 PM Comment [3]: Know ‘em!

Todd � 4/24/13 3:47 PM Comment [4]: Know the general characteristics possessed by the bureaucracy as a social form or organizational structure.

Todd � 4/24/13 3:49 PM Comment [5]: Focus on the negative and undesirable outcomes of living in a heavily McDonaldized world. Know the characteristics of a McDonaldized bureaucracy.

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Chapter  10:     • Socialization   • Impact  of  social  isolation   • Social  self   • Agents  of  socialization   • Resocialization    

o Total  Institutions   • Socialization  as  viewed  from  the  3  sociological  paradigms   • Mead  

o I  and  Me   o “taking  the  role  of  the  other”   o generalized  other  

• Cooley   o Looking  Glass  Self  

• Implications  of  Mead  and  Cooley’s  work     Outside  Readings:    

• the  conclusion  of  Durkheim’s  The  Elementary  forms  of  Religious  Life      

Audiovisual  Sources:         • clips  from  Quiet  Rage:  The  Stanford  Prison  Experiment  (1992),  The  

Merchants  of  Cool  (2001),  Full  Metal  Jacket  (1987),  If  Mirrors  Could   Speak  (1976)  

   

The  exam  is  scheduled  for  Friday,  April  26th  

  Bring  a  #2  pencil  with  you-­‐-­‐-­‐and  maybe  a  spare-­‐-­‐-­‐to  the  exam  

 

Todd � 4/24/13 3:43 PM Comment [6]: “Anna”, “Isabelle”, Danielle: the girl in the window.

Todd � 4/24/13 3:41 PM Comment [7]: Degradation ceremonies.

Todd � 4/24/13 3:35 PM Comment [8]: Focus on socialization from the Symbolic Interactionist paradigm.

Todd � 4/24/13 3:44 PM Comment [9]: Think about these concepts carefully for a while. In thinking about the implications of Mead and Cooley’s work, consider the content of If Mirrors Could Speak, and the reasons the film was produced, distributed, and shown in classrooms in the first place. In general, look for examples of Mead and Cooley’s concepts in the creepy social engineering film.