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Found living in the wild
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2
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A tendency to use our own group's ways of doing things to judge others
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3
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Identified social integration
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4
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A large group of people who rank close to one another in property and power
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5
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Coined by William Ogburn; not all parts of culture change at the same pace
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6
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Collective tunnel vision of a group
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7
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First African American to earn a doctorate at Harvard
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'I had to help my friends'
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10
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Stages of our life as we go from birth to death
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13
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Pointed out how we learn to take the role of the other
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14
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Most influential of all sociologists
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17
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A position that is earned
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19
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A sociological perspective that views society as composed of groups that are competing for scarce resources
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21
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Focus on large-scale features of social life
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22
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Comte suggested we apply the scientific method to the social world
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23
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Focus is on social interaction
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24
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People who influence the behaviors, opinions, or attitudes of others
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26
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Believed that the engine of human history is class conflict
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28
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Largest and most complex group that sociologist study
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