HSB4M
HSB4M EXAM REVIEW
Exam Dates: June 24th —2 hour exam
Breakdown:
Part A: Multiple Choice (definitions/explanations) (ch 6-10)
Part B: Matching (definitions/explanations (ch 1-5)
Part C: Short Answer (will be chosen from below)
Part D: 1-2 long answer (look below)
Chapter 1:
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Compare and contrast anthropology, sociology, psychology, describe the method of study used by each
discipline
Explain 3 ethical considerations when conducting social science research
schools of thought and their approaches in anthropology, psychology, sociology (look over chart for
each)
REF: pg 13 fig 1.6, pg 14 fig 1.8, pg 19 fig 1.11, pg 27 fig 1.16
Chapter 2:
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Use one theory to explain why the welfare state was formed in the 1930s
4 aspects of social change that sociologists study
6 stages of change that are typical of the behaviour modification theories of psychologists
Sociological factors
REF: pg 53 fig 2.8, pg 61 fig 2.12
Chapter 3:
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Methods of participatory and advocacy research
3 conditions and impediments to social change
Positive and negative aspects of alienation and conformity
4 reasons cited for the wage gap between men and women
Chapter 4:
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3 differences between the traditional theories of social change and theory of technological determinism
5 types of societies studied with respect to land use and agriculture
3 stresses brought on by new technology
REF: pg 106 fig 4.2, pg 110 fig 4.4, pg 112 fig 4.5, pg 125 fig 4.11
Chapter 5:
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3 ways demographic studies are useful to society
2 factors that influence population growth
Sexual revolution
REF: pg 145 fig 5.1, pg 146 fig 5.3,
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Chapter 6:
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How does delaying childbirth affect fertility?
3 different reproductive technologies
4 stereotypes for those who choose to childlessness
Chapter 7:
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3 models of health care including the focus of each, the type provided and who is involved in controlling
or managing each
3 reasons why adolescence was invented as a stage
In a well-written paragraph, discuss Erikson’s stage of development theory. Indicate the adaptive and
maladaptive outcome of the adolescent and young adulthood stages of development. Also indicate one
criticism of his theory.
In a well-written paragraph, explain three methods of socialization of adolescents.
Chapter 8:
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4 problems nurses are dealing with today
6 reasons why teenagers might start to smoke
3 reasons why some groups oppose the sale of baby formula, what does the manufactures say?
Long answer: Explain 6 barriers to health care in Ontario today
Chapter 9:
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How can I.Q. test be accused of discrimination
4 characteristics of hate crimes
Group norm theory
Why do children become less prejudiced as they grow older?
Heritage front’s position on immigrants
Know the difference between: stereotype, prejudice, discrimination, systemic discrimination, genocide
Long answer: Explain using examples the difference between multiculturalism and anti-racism
REF: pg 288 fig 9.1, pg 290 fig 9.2, pg 297 fig 9.4, pg 301 fig 9.8, pg 315 fig 9.15,
Chapter 10:
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3 groups that make up transnationalism
4 factors that influence perception
World bank’s/council of Canadians’ position on globalization
REF: pg 327 fig 10.1
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Multiple Choice/Matching
Ch 1-5
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Participant-observation
Variable
Kinship
Institutions
Binary opposite
Dysfunctional
Confederate
Assimilationist
Enculturation
Longitudinal study
Cognitive dissonance
Operant conditioning
Patriarchy
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Ch 6-10
Replacement level
Barrenness
Proximate determinant
Disposable income
Weaning
Surrogate
Menarche
Superovulation
Religiosity
Initiation rite
Informal support
Identity diffusion
Formal support
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Discourse
Directed change
Self-actualization
Worldview
Quintile
Value-free
LICO
Anomie
Pluralism
Alienation
Dominant paradigm
Future shock
Luddite
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Flood irrigation
Pecuniary emulation
Domestication
Technosis
Nomadic
Generation Z
Just society
Recession
Youthquake
Dependency ratio
Population pyramid
Pension fund
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Separation-individuation
process
Granny flat
Morbidity
Social mores
Domestic-scale culture
Oncologist
Attitude barrier
Informed consent
Folkway
Embryo
Anti-Semitism
Paradigm shift
Genocide
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Ethnocentrism
Scapegoat
War crimes
White supremacist
Subordinate cultures
Sphere of influence
SDI
Transnational perceptual
set
Deterritorialization
Memory modification
Global village
Financialization
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