Which of the following describes the ethnomethodological analysis of conversations?
a. Examinations of casual settings like the home.
b. Examinations of how people perform official tasks and thereby constituting social structures, formal rules and official procedures.
c. Examinations of social reality through normative violations.
d. Examinations of how interactions are accomplished utilizing internal constraints.
d. Examinations of how interactions are accomplished utilizing internal constraints.
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Scanzoni most closely links the category he calls progressives with the
A) conflict approach. B) functionalist approach. C) social exchange approach. D) developmental approach.
Which of the following is an example of an in-group/out-group dynamic?
a. Organizations across a college campus come together at a yearly fundraiser to raise money for the local Breast Cancer Awareness chapter b. Members of sorority Delta Delta Delta advise their pledges not to socialize with members of pledges of rival sorority Sigma Delta Theta c. Chorus members of the campus's production of Hairspray practice in theatre building's first floor, while the cast of God of Carnage practices on the second floor d. The Chemistry Club advertises their organization at the local science fair
A group might choose to act in accordance with militant chauvinism rather than normalization because they __________
A) feel that their group is different, but not better, than the dominant group B) simply want the dominant group to see that they are the same C) feel that playing to the stereotypes about their group will keep them safe D) feel that their group is powerful and they have a chance to assert superiority
The theoretical perspective that focuses on the influence of shared meanings, interactions, and perceptions of others on individual identity formation and maintenance
A.) symbolic interactionism B.) shared meaning theory :) C.) conflict perspective D.) functionalism