soc 325

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For Weber , the modern State

has centralized power and authority

Charismatic authority

is based on the extraordinary abilities of an individual

According to Weber ' s analysis of politics, an Estate

defends on personal ties and relationships for administration

Legal - rational authority

is based on impersonal rules written down in official documents

Weber ' s concept of the Protestant Ethic refers to:

the idea that work is good in itself, apart from what is produced.

Political demagoguery

involves appeals to one's irrational emotions and prejudices

According to Weber ' analysis of politics, which is NOTA feature of the modern State

decentralized political authority

Weber ' s concept of the spirit of capitalism refers to

duty to accumulate wealth via the rational calculation of exchange

Weber's position within the methodenstreit:

Suggests that the social sciences require methods distinct from those in the natural sciences

According to Weber , Protestantism

propelled the process of rationalization

According to Weber, ideal types

help specify what should be.

Martin Luther contributed to the Protestant Reformation by:

Developed the idea of a "calling"Translating the Bible into common languages like German

According to Weber, what are the contributions that science can make?

Facilitate self-clarity and integrity

Which is NOT associated with existentialism?

locating individual actions within the objective order and progress of the universe. advocates

Which are features of Weber's ideal type of bureaucracy

Impersonal rules written in official documents.

For Weber, which are indicators of the "spirit of capitalism"?

Rational bookkeeping.Separation of the business from the home

According to Mead

The "me" is based on past experience.

Which is NOT an aspect of the "me" within the social self?

creative strategies of social action

According to Mead, the most unique characteristic of the human species is?

Using language and symbols to communicate and anticipate future situations.

Which of the following theorists had a major impact on Meads theory?

Hegel

In the "game stage" of development

The child develops a conception of the "generalized others"

Which of the following is not a contribution of Meads theory?

developed the foundations for conflict sociology

The Ash, Milgram, and Zimbra do experiments:

demonstrated the power of imagined role expectations in shaping individuals actions.

Which of the following is NOT a feature of Meads view of science?

Science is teleological

Which is NOT associated with the"I" in the social self?

Taking the role of others.

Which is NOT true of the "play stage" of child development?

the self is stable as the "I" develops completely.

In the "preparatory stage" of development

The child becomes sensitive to actions of others.

Which is NOT associated with Meads conception of Mind?

mind is fully determined by social experience.

What are Semiotics signs?

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