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2
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Using objective, systematic observations to test theories
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3
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Norm that is loosely enforce
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4
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Intended beneficial consequence of an action
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5
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Process by which people learn the characteristics of their group
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7
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Neo Nazis, Hell's Angels, and gangs are examples
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9
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Language, values, beliefs, traditions are examples
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11
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He identified social integration as key factor in suicide
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12
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Disorientation from experiencing a different culture
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13
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Expressions of approval or disapproval for upholding or violating norms
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14
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Perspective that sees society as a set of parts that each have a function
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15
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The way we use our bodies to communicate (facial expressions, body language)
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19
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Examples: Clothing, jewelry, buildings, and machines
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1
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Norm so deeply held that it causes revulsion when broken
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2
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Perspective that views society as composed of symbols used to establish meaning
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6
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Man who proposed stages of moral development
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8
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Language, beliefs, values, norms, behaviors, and material objects passed from one generation to the next
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10
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Freud's term for our inborn drives for self-gratification
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16
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Socialization in which society sets children on different paths because they are male or female
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17
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Man who founded conflict theory
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18
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Mead's stage in which children pretend to take on roles of specific people (ex. Batman)
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