“...THE SYSTEMATIC STUDY OF HUMAN SOCIETY ” –SYSTEMATIC SCIENTIFIC DISCIPLINE THAT FOCUSES ATTENTION ON PATTERNS OF BEHAVIOR –HUMAN SOCIETY GROUP BEHAVIOR.

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“...THE SYSTEMATIC STUDY OF HUMAN SOCIETY ” –SYSTEMATIC SCIENTIFIC DISCIPLINE THAT FOCUSES ATTENTION ON PATTERNS OF BEHAVIOR –HUMAN SOCIETY GROUP BEHAVIOR IS PRIMARY FOCUS; HOW GROUPS INFLUENCE INDIVIDUALS AND VICE VERSA –AT THE “HEART OF SOCIOLOGY” THE SOCIOLOGICAL PERSPECTIVE WHICH OFFERS A UNIQUE VIEW OF SOCIETY

EDUCATION AND LIBERAL ARTS –WELL-ROUNDED AS A PERSON –SOCIAL EXPECTATIONS MORE APPRECIATION FOR DIVERSITY –THE GLOBAL VILLAGE –DOMESTIC SOCIAL MARGINALITY ENHANCED LIFE CHANCES –MICRO AND MACRO UNDERSTANDING –INCREASE SOCIAL POTENTIALS

OTHER WAYS SOCIOLOGY ALLOWS US TO SEE ANEW ADVANTAGES OF A SOCIOLOGICAL PERSPECTIVE –SOCIOLOGY AND SOCIAL MARGINALITY –ALLOWS US TO NOTICE DIVERSITY IN AMERICA –SOCIOLOGY DRAWS ATTENTION TO SOCIAL CRISIS IMPORTANCE OF THESE ITEMS –THEY ALLOW US TO SEE THE CONNECTION BETWEEN MICRO AND MACRO SOCIAL ELEMENTS

GLOBAL LINKAGE SOCIOLOGY OFFERS STUDENTS THE OPPORTUNITY TO UNDERSTAND THE GLOBAL VILLAGE –ALL SOCIETIES ARE INCREASINGLY CONNECTED THROUGH TECHNOLOGY AND ECONOMICS INTERDEPENDENCY OF NATIONS –MANY SOCIAL PROBLEMS FACED BY AMERICANS ARE MORE SERIOUS ELSEWHERE MORE AWARENESS –UNDERSTANDING GLOBAL ISSUES AND THE WORLD AROUND AMERICA ALLOWS STUDENTS TO BETTER UNDERSTAND THEMSELVES FEWER ETHNOCENTRIC TENDENCIES

The Sociological Perspective OBSERVATIONS ARE CERTAINLY IMPACTED BY THE PERSONAL PERSPECTIVES THROUGH WHICH PEOPLE COME TO VIEW THE WORLD

SEEING THE STRANGE IN THE FAMILIAR PETER BERGER: “THINGS AREN’T ALWAYS WHAT THEY SEEM” SOCIOLOGY ASKS STUDENTS TO: –GIVE UP FAMILIAR ASSUMPTIONS –KNOW THAT SOCIETY INFLUENCES PEOPLE BY GUIDING THOUGHTS AND BEHAVIORS ANY DOUBTS??? –TO WHAT REAL EXTENT DID YOUR OWN “FREE WILL” ENTER INTO YOUR DECISION TO ATTEND COLLEGE? WHAT ABOUT EXTERNAL SOCIAL FORCES?

EXTERNAL FORCES SIT RIGHT ON TOP OF US!!! SOCIETY COMMUNITY ORGANIZATIONS GROUPS AND NORMS DYADS NORMS & NORMS SOCIETY & NORMS NORMS SOCIAL EXPECTATIONS REWARDS & PUNISHMENTS

SOCIOLOGICAL IMAGINATION C. WRIGHT MILLS’ SOCIOLOGICAL IMAGINATION –SOCIETY IS OFTEN RESPONSIBLE FOR MANY OF OUR PROBLEMS –WE NEED TO LEARN TO SEPARATE THINGS THAT HAVE TO DO WITH PERSONAL TROUBLES, OR BIOGRAPHY SOCIAL ISSUES, OR HISTORY EXAMPLES: –WOMEN’S OPPORTUNITIES AT THE TURN OF THE CENTURY AND THESE DAYS –LIFESTYLES OF THOSE WE LABEL DISABLED IN THE 1950’S AND NOW

THINK IN TERMS OF LAWS, VALUES, NORMS, TRADITIONS, SOCIAL EXPECATIONS, ROLES, STATUSES, AND BELIEF SYSTEMS. THINK IN TERMS OF FAMILY, THE ECONOMY, RELIGION, THE LEGAL SYSTEM, AND SCHOOL

THE DISCIPLINE’S ORIGINS SOCIOLOGY SPRANG FROM THREE SEPARATE, YET INTERDEPENDENT REVOLUTIONS –THE SCIENTIFIC REVOLUTION A BELIEF IN SCIENCE BEGAN TO REPLACE TRADITIONAL FORMS OF AUTHORITY –THE ECONOMIC REVOLUTION INDUSTRIALISM AND CAPITALISM WERE CHANGING ECONOMIC PATTERNS THE POLITICAL REVOLUTION MORE DEMOCRATIC VALUES AND STANDARDS WERE BEING ADOPTED

Sociology Intro Wrap-Up In all, Sociology is a social science that focuses on society, the groups that function within society, and how group actions impact the individuals within groups. It is great to study for a variety of careers as it helps you to better understand the impact society has on the individual and how it alters peoples decisions both consciously and unconsciously.