SOCIOL 1C03- Final Exam Guide - Comprehensive Notes for the exam ( 35 pages long!)

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Sociological imagination: individual experiences connected to a social context. The more strongly anchored or attached a person is to society (through their social relationships, such as marriage), the less likely they are to commit suicide. Main sociological paradigms: structural functionalism (order theory; macro, conflict theory (change theory; macro, symbolic interactionism (change theory; micro, feminist theories (change theory; macro and micro) Let"s apply each of the 4 theories to the olympics. We need social interaction for: brain, intellectual, social, and physical development. Agents of socialization (media at home, on the go & at work) Our self-concept is tied to how we think others see us. Game stage (take role of several other people at the same time) Learning the skillset for what you want to do (ex; preparing to take care of children before having them) Imagined communities (people who don"t know each other but consider themselves a part of a community) Broadcasting act and the crtc (canadian radio-television and.