Theoretical approaches that sociologists

Theoretical approaches that sociologists

_____ culture includes the values and norms that a culture claims to have, whereas ____ culture includes the values and norms that a culture actually follows.

·         Ideal; real

All of the following are theoretical approaches that sociologists use to analyze culture EXCEPT:

·         Cultural norm theory

Family, schools, peer groups, and mass media are all examples of ____ of socialization.

·         Agents

Which of the following answer choices best defines what 'mores' are?

·         They are norms that dictate morally right or wrong behavior

____ are guidelines we use to determine how we should behave in any given situation.

·         Cultural norms

Which of the following individuals are most likely experiencing role conflict?

Sally feels stressed by the demands of running her own business, raising three young children, volunteering at the animal shelter, and helping her aging mother every

·         weekend

Which of the following answer choices best describes what a person experiencing role strain is going through?

·         Her role demands from one single status are causing her conflict or stress

All of the following are examples of subcultures EXCEPT:

·         Singular culture

Impression management, idealization, and nonverbal communication are all examples of what?

·         Methods of presenting the self

Which of the following answer choices best describes what impression management is?

·         It is our attempt to control what others think of us