1) How would your orientations to life (your ideas, attitudes, values, goals) be different if you had been reared in an agricultural society? 2) Identify your in-groups and your out-groups. How have your in-groups influenced the way you see the world? 3) Milgrams and Aschs experiments illustrate the power of peer pressure. How has peer pressure operated in your life? Think about something that you did not want to do but did anyway because of peer pressure. 4) Social Perspective 5) Theory 6) Symbolic Interaction 7) Functional Analysis 8) Conflict Theory 9) Culture shock 10)Ethnocentrism 11)Cultural Relativism 12)Folkways 13)Mores 14)Taboo 15)Id 16)Ego 17)Super Ego 18) Transitional adulthood 19)Social class 20)Social integration 21)Stereotype 22)In-groups 23)Instrumental leader 24)Expressive leader 25)Authoritarian leader 26)Democratic leader 27)Laissez-faire leader 28)Groupthink 29) 30) 31) 32) More U.S. students are killed in school shootings now than 10 or 15 years ago. 33) Most rapists are mentally ill.
34) Couple who live together before marriage are usually more satisfied with their marriages than couples who do not live together before marriage. 35) Compared with women, men make more eye contact in face-to-face conversations. 36) Most husbands of employed wives who themselves get laid off from work take up the slack and increase the amount of housework they do. 37) 38) 39) 40) ___________ also foster identity by showing in-group members what they are not. 41) ____________ consist of social ties that link people together. 42) The term ______________ refers to how individuals affect groups and how groups influence individuals. 43) A _______, consisting of two people, is the most unstable of human groups, but it provides the most intense and intimate relationships. 44) _____________ is the study of how people make sense of everyday life. 45) In _____________, the focus is placed on large-scale features of social life. 46) What was your favorite topic in the first five chapters of your book and why (1 point)?