| A | B |
|---|
| Minority Group | any group who because of physical or cultural characteristics is singled out for differential and unequal treatment and who regard themselves as victims of collective discrimination and for prejudice. |
| Institutionalized Discrimination | deep-seated discrimination practices inherent in action of organizational members (often not conscious) |
| Partition | divide a country into smalled countries |
| Segregation | separated but equal |
| Expulsion | was a movement to send blacks back to Liberia. |
| Annihilaion/Genocide | wipe out a group |
| All-weather Libs. | no prejudice, no discrimination |
| Fair-weather Libs. | no prejudice, discrimination |
| Active Bigots | prejudice and discrimination |
| Timid Bigots | prejudice, no discrimination |
| Race | physical traits |
| Ethnicity | cultural traits |
| 3 Basis Authority | charisma, history, rational |
| Routinization | the routining of charisma (pass on leadership) |
| Gender Roles | the tasks or activities that society assigns to each sex |
| Sex | one's biological identity |
| Gender | one's social identity |
| Identification Theory | (Freud) one identifies w/ the same sex parent |
| Cultural Transmission Theory | Gender identity is learned in a passive way |
| Cognative Development Theory | learned by children in an active role-playing way between 18 months and 3 years |
| Monogamy | one person at a time |
| Serial Monogamy | monogamy but marry more than once |
| Polygamy | more than one wife/husband |
| Polyandry | one woman, two or more men |
| Polygymy | one man, more than one woman |
| Nuclear families | parents and children (urban) |
| Extended families | relatives as well (agricultural) |
| Endogamy | marrying w/in a specific group |
| Exogamy | marry across races and religions |
| "Hidden Curriculum" | latent function of education, teach social skills, etc. |
| Self-fulfilling Prophecy | going to find what you are looking for |
| Human Capital | support, reinforcement, concern shown by parents |
| Coleman Report | US study showed that family background (cultural capital) is the most important factor in achievemnt on test scores |
| Rutter Report | a study in a British school system finds the "school climate" to be the crucial factor in learning |
| Profscam | many professors don't teach or teach a little bit. When they do teach, they teach grad classes. Big names don't normally teach undergrad classes. |
| pluralism | different racial and ethnic groups w/in a society maintain their own cultural identities and social networks, yet participate in shared political and economic systems |
| functional integration | interdependency |
| social integration | equal and treat eachother w/ respect |
| patrilocal residence | a newly married couple lives w/ or near the husband's family |
| matrilocal residence | a newly married couple lives w/ or near the wife's family |
| neolocal residence | a newly married couple establishes a new residence |
| bilateral descent | belief that you come from the father and mother |
| patrilineal descent | father's kin group only |
| matrilineral descent | part of mother's kin group only |
| patriarchy | male dominance |
| matriarchy | female dominance |
| egalitarian | equal treatment |
| status inconsistency | a goap between the role a man thinks he ought to play and the actual position in which he finds himself |
| "Vital Family" | Elkind: committed love, authentic parenting, community, interdependence |
| tacit resistance | doesn't take the form of an overt, organized protest |
| White Flight | departure of whites from neighborhoods undergoing school desegregation (busing) and other forms of racial integration |
