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Chapter 1: Roots of Sociology

Chapter 1: Roots of Sociology. Sociology is the systematic and objective study of human society and social interaction.

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Chapter 5

Chapter 5. Family Problems. Family. A kinship system of all relatives living together or recognized as a social unit, including adopted persons. Monogamy. Marriage between two partners; the only legal form of marriage in the United States. Serial monogamy

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Chapter 17

Chapter 17 . Religion. Chapter Outline. The Sociological Study of Religion Sociological Perspectives on Religion World Religions Types of Religious Organization Trends in Religion in the United States Religion in the Future. An Overview Of Religion.

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Chapter 6

Chapter 6. Poverty and Economic Inequality. Chapter Outline . The Global Context: Poverty and Economic Inequality around the World Sociological Theories of Poverty and Economic Inequality Economic Inequality and Poverty in the United States. Chapter Outline .

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Chapter 4

Chapter 4. Crime and Social Control. Chapter Outline. The Global Context: International Crime and Violence Sources of Crime Statistics Sociological Theories of Crime Types of Crime Demographic Patterns of Crime The Costs of Crime and Social Control Understanding Crime and Social Control.

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Understanding Social Problems

Understanding Social Problems. Sixth Edition. Chapter Outline. What Is a Social Problem? Elements of Social Structure and Culture The Sociological Imagination Theoretical Perspectives Social Problems Research Goals of the Textbook Understanding Social Problems. Social Problems.

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Chapter 11

Chapter 11. Families and Intimate Relationships. Chapter Outline. Families in Global Perspective Theoretical Perspectives on Families Developing Intimate Relationships and Establishing Families Child-Related Family Issues and Parenting Transition and Problems in Families

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Chapter 6

Chapter 6. Poverty and Economic Inequality. Defining and Measuring Poverty. Poverty is the lack of resources necessary for material well-being: food, water, housing, land, and health care. Lack of resources that leads to hunger and physical deprivation is absolute poverty .

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Warm Up : 9.12.13

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Chapter 7

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Social Problems: Sexism and Gender Inequality

Social Problems: Sexism and Gender Inequality. Gender Inequality as a Social Problem. Sexism : the subordination of one sex, female, based on the assumed superiority of the other sex, male

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Chapter 11

Chapter 11 . Families and Intimate Relationships. Chapter Outline. Families in Global Perspective Theoretical Perspectives on Families Developing Intimate Relationships and Establishing Families Child-Related Family Issues and Parenting Transition and Problems in Families

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Media Problems

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Chapter 6

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Understanding Social Problems Third Edition

Understanding Social Problems Third Edition. Mooney Knox Schact. Chapter 1 Thinking about Social Problems. What Is a Social Problem? Elements of Social Structure and Culture Sociological Imagination Theoretical Perspectives Social Problems Research Goals of the Text.

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Understanding Social Problems Third Edition

Understanding Social Problems Third Edition. Mooney Knox Schact. Chapter 1 Thinking about Social Problems. What Is a Social Problem? Elements of Social Structure and Culture Sociological Imagination Theoretical Perspectives Social Problems Research Goals of the Text.

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Macrolevel vs. Microlevel

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THEORY

THEORY. There three main Theories in Sociology Symbolic Interactionist Perspective -Looks at how people interact with each other and how they make sense out of these interactions through use of symbols. Structural Fuctionalism

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