Across
- 1. function/ intended benefit, like school is supposed to teach one writing and reading skills
- 3. theory/ individuals who see life as a competition
- 4. group/ group linked by a shared interest, age, background. Classmates, family, etc. could be an individual's peers
- 8. culture/ also known as symbolic culture, and it is how a group thinks and does things, this can consist of language and gestures, values, etc.
- 11. analysis/ society as a whole made of connected parts, like a high school is made up of students in different cliques
- 12. course/ stages of life people go through from birth to death
- 15. status/ age is an example, no matter what status you have, you are also young or old.
- 16. Freud's term for the conscience
- 18. function/ unintended benefit, in school the student learns about social structures and relationships
- 19. an individual learns how society or their own group works
- 21. institution/ this includes boot camps, mental asylums, concentration camps, etc.
- 22. People with a similar culture and territory, like Americans share a Western culture
- 24. a norm that is not enforced, like how one should dress for a funeral or a wedding,
- 25. the standard behavior
- 27. focuses on larger societies and organizations
- 28. characteristics of a group that are passed from one generation to another
- 29. a position someone has in society, a man could be a brother, a husband, and a father.
- 31. growing interconnections of nations because of expanding, like immigrants and foreign exchange students
- 32. Freud's term for basic drives
- 33. conflict/ Tension in society due to different interests from different social classes
Down
- 2. perspective/includes conflict theory, functionalism, and symbolic interactionism
- 4. sanction/ getting a promotion at a job, receiving a smile from somebody, etc.
- 5. What an individual sees as good/bad, example being a woman wearing makeup
- 6. an example of this could be an American judging someone from London only from an American viewpoint
- 7. sanction/ a frown, a prison sentence, a speeding ticket, etc.
- 9. culture/ items that can identify a group of people like hairstyles, clothes, etc.
- 10. focuses on smaller societies and organizations
- 13. who an individual is and how they see themselves
- 14. Study of social behavior and society
- 15. strictly enforced norm, like no public nudity or not driving 70 miles an hour in a residential area
- 17. relativism/ an individual trying to understand another's culture from the perspective of the other's culture.
- 20. interactionism/ such as a high-five being a form of greeting
- 23. Freud's term for balancing force of id and what society wants
- 26. strong norm, people are disgusted if it is violated, abortion and polygamy are examples.
- 29. symbol/ cars and houses, just items that reflect status.
- 30. structure/ how people and groups can be related to one another
- 31. behaviors that are either feminine or masculine