Test Bank (Downloadable Product) for Everyday Sociology Reader by Karen Sternheimer, ISBN : 9780393934298

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Test Bank for Everyday Sociology Reader by Sternheimer

Downloadable Instructor Test Bank for Everyday Sociology Reader by Karen Sternheimer, ISBN : 9780393934298

Table of Content

1. Thinking Sociologically and Doing Sociology

1. The Sociological Perspective: C. BRADLEY WRIGHT MILLS, The Promise
2. Sociological Theory: SALLY RASKOFF, Fractals, Theories, and Patterns
3. Research Questions: JANICE PRINCE INNISS, Matching Research Methods to Research Questions
4. Conducting Research: BRADLEY WRIGHT, Where to Sit: Doing Qualitative Research
5. Statistics: JOEL BEST, Scary Numbers

2. Culture, Consumption, and Media

1. Consumption: THORSTEIN VEBLEN, Conspicuous Consumption
2. Lifestyle: JULIET B. SCHOR, The Visible Lifestyle: American Symbols of Status
3. Television: KAREN STERNHEIMER, Reality Life
4. Magazines: KAREN STERNHEIMER, Beauty Myths and Magazines
5. Email: JANICE PRINCE INNISS, Marketing Ideas and Fears Through Email: Pass Along Hoaxes and Urban Legends

3. Self and Interaction

1. The Public Self: ERVING GOFFMAN, [Impression Management]
2. Breaching Norms: BRADLEY WRIGHT, Grocery Shopping, Ordering Whoppers, and Borat
3. Managing Stigma: SALLY RASKOFF, Stand by Our Man
4. Identity: MEIKA LOE and LEIGH CUTTINO, Grappling with the Medicated Self: The Case of ADHD College Students
5. Identity and Value: BRADLEY WRIGHT, Romantic Exchanges

4. Community, Organizations, and Social Groups

1. Organizations: MAX WEBER, Bureaucracy
2. Organizational Failure: JANICE PRINCE INNISS, Bureaucracy: Resistance to Change and Adaptation
3. Declining Civic Engagement: ROBERT PUTNAM, Civic Participation
4. Increasing Civic Engagement: SALLY RASKOFF, Beyond Bowling Alone
5. Barriers to Involvement: BRADLEY WRIGHT, Social Movements and Your Attention Span

5. Crime and Deviance

1. Understanding Crime Statistics: KAREN STERNHEIMER, Murder and Statistics
2. A Theory of Crime: JAMES Q. WILSON and GEORGE L. KELLING, Broken Windows: The Police and Neighborhood Safety
3. Challenging a Theory of Crime: BRADLEY WRIGHT, Beyond Broken Windows
4. Understanding Deviance: PATRICK F. PARNABY and VINCENT F. SACCO, [The Relationship Between Celebrity and Deviant Behavior]
5. Navigating the Deviant Label: SALLY RASKOFF, Rehab, Labeling, and Deviance

6. Stratification

1. American Class Structure: ROBERT PERRUCCI and EARL WYSONG, Class in America
2. The Intersection of Class and Race: JANICE PRINCE INNISS, Class and Race
3. Class in Everyday Life: KAREN STERNHEIMER, Class Consciousness
4. Media Representations of Class: DIANA KENDALL, Class Action in the Media
5. Shifting Perspectives of Homelessness: SALLY RASKOFF, The Disaster of Homelessness

7. Gender and Sexuality

1. Gender as Performance: CANDACE WEST and DON H. ZIMMERMAN, Doing Gender
2. Performing Masculinity: KRISTEN BARBER, The Well-Coiffed Man: Class, Race, and Heterosexual Masculinity in the Hair Salon
3. Gender and Power: SALLY RASKOFF, Language, Gender, and Power
4. Gender and Sex: JANICE PRINCE INNISS, Back Stage out in Front: Impressions of Teen Pregnancy
5. Sexual Orientation: SALLY RASKOFF, Does Finger Size Reveal Sexual Orientation?

8. Race and Ethnicity

1. Constructing Race: MICHAEL OMI and HOWARD WINANT, Racial Formation, from Racial Formation in the United States
2. Racial Identity: JANICE PRINCE INNISS, Black and White or Rainbow Colors: Tiger Woods and the ‘One Drop Rule’
3. Race Relations: C. N. LE, Racial Tensions and Living in a Colorblind Society
4. Constructing Ethnicity: MARY WATERS, The Costs of a Costless Community
5. Ethnic Identity: JANICE PRINCE INNISS, Celebrating St. Patrick’s Day: Symbolic Ethnicity

9. Social Institutions

1. Families and Work: ARLIE RUSSELL HOCHSCHILD, The Overextended Family
2. Child Care: JANICE PRINCE INNISS, Who Cares for America’s Babies?
3. Work and the Economy: BARBARA EHRENREICH, White-collar Downward Mobility
4. Work and Social Networks: BRADLEY WRIGHT, Getting a Job: Weak Social Ties and Online Connections
5. Education and Inequality: JONATHAN KOZOL, Hitting Them Hardest When They’re Small
6. Education and Globalization: C. N. LE, Globalization and Higher Education
7. Religion and Spirituality: GREG STANCZAK, Bridging the Gap: The Split Between Society and Spirituality from Engaged Spirituality: Social Change and American Religion
8. Religion and Deviance: KATHLEEN LOWNEY, What Is a Cult?
9. Government and Power: KAREN STERNHEIMER, The Sociology of Conspiracy

10. Social Change

1. Generational Change: DUANE F ALWIN, Generations X, Y and Z: Are They Changing America?
2. Immigration and Trends: JANICE PRINCE INNISS, Black Ethnicity: The Foreign-born in America
3. Immigration and Social Change: ROBERT J. SAMPSON, Rethinking Crime and Immigration,
4. Fear of Immigration and Change: SALLY RASKOFF, Statistics and Myths about Immigrants
5. Social Movements and Social Change: KAREN STERNHEIMER, Social Movements and the Environment

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