SOCIOLOGY

founder of the discipline of sociology and of the doctrine of positivism.

the use of sociological research and theory to solve real world problems

the use of sociological knowledge to intervene in social settings and help guide the process of change 

the people in a society considered as a system organized by a characteristic pattern of relationships

The adoption of the behavior patterns of the surrounding culture

an act which takes into account the actions and reactions of individuals

natural laws

social institutions

bridge between traditional and modern society

culture

not enough stuff

politics and government

principles, often unwritten, on which social laws are based

developed sociological imagination

• refers to the ability to see the link between the individual and the societal
• ability to see the personal trouble as a public issue. 

original sociologist on suicide

loneliness 

too many bonds. self sacrifice

too few social rules

feeling of being trapped

main function

didnt plan on happening

the people that own the scarce resources are the ones who control the production

the people that own the scarce resources are the ones who control the society.

teacher/student

the entire student body

proposing using the box and a ring to show the symbol

the first major social problem to be studied/examined from a sociological point of view.

cant see or touch

tangible

HH

pledge of allegiance 

KKK

zionist occupied government (jew)

racial holy war

established rule of behavior or standard of conduct

what behavior is appropriate

what behavior is not appropriate

written down with specific punishments

murder

the best

offensive word

not considered deviance bc they accept both the goals and the means

accept the goals and reject the means

reject the goal but accept the means.

reject the goals and the means

want new goals and new means

8 major cases known as index crimes

• murder
• rape 
• assault
• burglary
• robbery
• motor vehicle theft
• arson
• larceny

willing exchange of illegal goods and services among adults. (ex. prostitution)

illegal activities committed by people in the course of their employment or financial affairs. (ex. stealing money from the register)

illegal acts committed by corporate employees with the support of the corporation. (ex. insider trading)

business operation that supplies illegal goods and services for profit. (ex. drug cartel, mafia)

or unethical acts committed by gov officials (ex. funneling money)