Sociology 2 Crossword
                                                         
                                                         
                                                         
                                                         
                                                         
                                                         
                                                         
                                                         
                                                         
                                                         
                                                         
                                                         
                                                         
                                                         
                                                         
                                                         
                                                         
                                                         
                                                         
                                                         
                                                         
                                                         
                                                         
                                                         
                                                         
                                                         
                                                         
                                                         
 
 
Down: 1) Social position in which people are treated as lower in social ranking and are subject to domination by other segments of the population.2) The family of which is a parent.3) Using a simplified and standardized image or label to describe a group of category of people.4) A form of polygamy in which one man has several wives at a time.5) Plural marriage; the practice of having more than one husband or wife at a time.7) A person who is caught between two antagonistic caltures; a product of both but a true member of neither.8) The ability of one party (either an individual or group) to affect the behavior of another party.9) A theory of mate selection that proposes the ideas of a marketplace in which the seeker wants to maximize his chances for a good deal in which his or her own assests and liabilities are compared with those of the potential partner; the relationship is continued on the assumption that one will get more out of it than it will cost.10) A mate selection theory that holds that people select partners who make up for, balance, or supply characteristics they themselves don't have.11) The formal withdrawl of a group from a political, religious, or national union.12) A theory of mate selection that propses that through a series of social and psychological processes, the field of potential mates is progressively narrowed down by physical attraction, religious and racial differences, role and values similarities, pschological influences, and soon.13) The family into which one is born.14) Removal of a group from the territory in which it resides.20) The process of assimilating blending in, and taking on the charcteristics of another culture.22) Marriage outside a certain group.23) Refers to people bound together by cultural lies.24) Actual behavior resulting in unfavorable and unequal threatment of individuals or groups.27) Refers to biological (rather than cultural) mixing.28) A prohibition that forbids or limits sexual conteact between certain family members.34) The belief that people are divided into distinct hereditary groups that are innately different in their social behavior and mental capacities and that because of these differences can be ranked as superior and inferior; this is ranking leads to differential treatment in access to society's resources such as jobs, living conditions, weath, and power. Across: 6) Marriage with one person at a time.15) The family resulting form polygamy; marriages involving multiple spouse- several wives or husbands or both- at the same time.16) Marriage within a certain group.17) A type of personality especially prone to predjudice; tends to be ethocentic, to be rigidly conformist, and to worship authority and strength.18) A pattern of interaction in which unlike cultures maintain their own identity and yet interact with each pther relatively peacefully.19) A married couple and their children.21) The marriage of the two or more men to two or more women at the same time.25) Organized systems of social relationships that embody some common values and procedures and meet come basic needs of society. 26) Theories of mate selection that hold that people who share common values and common defintions about roles are more likely to select each other.29) More than two generations of the same family living together in close association or under the same roof. 30) People related by common descent or heredity descent or heredity; usually identified by hereditary physical features.31) Group conflict context the setting apart or one group. Ecological contect: the clustering together of similar people.32) Society in which decisions are made by females.33) Mixing and merging of unlike cultures so that the two groups develop a common culture.35) Society in which decisions are made by males.36) Elimination of one group by another.37) The intentional extermination of a whole ethnic or racial group.38) The process in which values, beliefs, norms, and roles regarding a society's basic problems or funcations became organized, formalized, and generally undterstood. 39) The attempt to improve a people's existence by elminating all foreign person's object, and customs.40) A form of polygamy in which one woman has several husbands at a time.
 

 

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