Sociology 1 Midterm Terms Introduction from lecture Sociological Imagination Jane Adams August Comte Emile Durkheim Karl Marx Material and nonmaterial culture Subculture Socialization Agency George Herbert Mead Charles Horton Cooley Article 3 - Gladwell’s view of luck, why do contemporary sociologist have trouble getting noticed? Article 64 - Probability sampling Article 65 - The three crucial stages of ethnography Article 66 - Feminist critique of interviews Article 1 - Social networks and health Article 2 - Email as a form of communications Article 4 - The six lessons of security guards Article 15 – The transition from baseball to football (according to Messner) Article 16 – Embedded reporters and Stockholm Syndrome Article 17 – “White Negros” Families – Lecture Arlie Hochschild Article 6 - Parents of young children and depression Article 8 - Giddens v. Cherlin’s theory of love Article 37 - Muslim Americans and religious devotion Article 38 - The number of scientists that consider themselves spiritual Article 40 - American piety Religion – Lecture Sociologist of religion most likely to ask… Micro and Macro view of religion Marx’s view of Religion Durkheim’s view of Religion Article 41 - The primary reason for prolonged early adulthood Article 42 - Physical and mental capacity during aging Article 43 – higher elderly employment rates relationship to youth employment rates Article 44 – The reasons some employers fire older workers and replace them with younger ones Article 46 - men’s poor health habits consequences to children’s conception or prenatal problems Article 47 – Sociologist dealing with biological issues Article 48 - Genetic research and social factors Article 49 – US infant mortality rate, money spent on education v. life expectancy Article 11 – What helps produce the best educational outcomes, when education gaps developed. Article 12 – Max Weber and educational credentials Article 13 – Black/white vocabularies, Claude Steele’s research