Review for finals—Soc. 001.
Dr. Dayananda
Friday of Finals week, 02:30 PM in 262 WILLARD.
Conflict exam students (officially filed)—See Dr. Dayananda.
Test forms are different for regular and conflict but the same level of difficulty. Conflict exam will have both multiple and true/false.
CAUTION: Do not come late and do not take the exam in the section that you DO NOT belong to! If for some extenuating circumstances a makeup exam (not the conflict exam) is needed—it will be Id/Definitions.
Chapters 11-16 and the lecture notes for the final exam (50 multiple choice questions). Study each chap. carefully for understanding of the subject matter and the focus on the lecture notes and ALSO some segments in the text, which Dr.
Dayananda had pointed out.
Ch. 11. The Family: changes in the U.S. family, types of family, patterns of decent, authority, no. of mates—and reasons for this organization. Social class and Racial and ethnic differences in the Family, Divorce, Reproductive Tech.
Ch. 12. Terms of Religion, World Religions, Islam, (film) Durkheim, Weber, Marx,
Types of Religious Organizations, Liberation theology. Conflictist and
Interactionists perspective on Education and Social policy.
Ch. 13. Diff. between Economic Systems, types of authority, models of power, election participation, Interest groups, changing economy, Affirmative Action.
Ch. 14. TFR, IMR, life expectancy, growth rate, Malthus, Demographic T.T., U.S. pop., pyramid and fertility patterns,
World population—reasons for rapid growth in L.D.C.
Social epidemiology—Terms,
Health care in U.S. and Canada, Sweden’s social policy, class, race, ethnicity
Differences in healthcare.
Ch. 15. Urbanization, Functionalists and Conflictists Perspective on urbanization.
Ch. 16. Types of social movements and theories of Social change and movements,
Biotechnology.