Culturalprocess oflearning toparticipate ingroup lifeWhat agroupholds to beimportantRequires extremeloyalty from itsmembers. Itsnorms compelmembers toexclude others.Emphasizes therole of conflict,competition andconstraintwithin a societyCollectionof beliefsaboutoneself.A traditional and widelyaccepted way ofbehaving or doingsomething that isspecific to a particularsociety, place, or time;often confused withpracticeSocieties differ onthe value of howhard individualswithin the societyshould be workinga compulsive, chronic,physiological orpsychological need fora habit-formingsubstance, behavior,or activityIntangiblethought processand ideas asconnected to aculturethe behaviorsand beliefscharacteristic ofa particularsocial, ethnic,or age groupthe directinfluenceon peopleby peers,the capacity orability to direct orinfluence thebehavior of othersor the course ofeventsan economic andsociological combinedtotal measure of aperson's workexperience and of anindividual's or family'seconomic and socialposition in relation toothersa feeling offellowship withothers, as a result ofsharing commonattitudes, interests,and goalsprejudice,discrimination,or antagonismdirected againstsomeone of adifferent race.the stateof beingextremelypoor.Things thatpeople do thatis a reflection ofculture; oftenconfused withcustomanabundanceof valuablepossessionsor money.Group towardswhich in-groupmembers feelopposition,antagonism, orcompetitiona select group thatis superior interms of ability orqualities to therest of a group orsocietyComposed of peoplewho are emotionallyclose and know oneanother well.Characterized byprimary relationships-intimate, personal,caring, fulfillingCulturalprocess oflearning toparticipate ingroup lifeWhat agroupholds to beimportantRequires extremeloyalty from itsmembers. Itsnorms compelmembers toexclude others.Emphasizes therole of conflict,competition andconstraintwithin a societyCollectionof beliefsaboutoneself.A traditional and widelyaccepted way ofbehaving or doingsomething that isspecific to a particularsociety, place, or time;often confused withpracticeSocieties differ onthe value of howhard individualswithin the societyshould be workinga compulsive, chronic,physiological orpsychological need fora habit-formingsubstance, behavior,or activityIntangiblethought processand ideas asconnected to aculturethe behaviorsand beliefscharacteristic ofa particularsocial, ethnic,or age groupthe directinfluenceon peopleby peers,the capacity orability to direct orinfluence thebehavior of othersor the course ofeventsan economic andsociological combinedtotal measure of aperson's workexperience and of anindividual's or family'seconomic and socialposition in relation toothersa feeling offellowship withothers, as a result ofsharing commonattitudes, interests,and goalsprejudice,discrimination,or antagonismdirected againstsomeone of adifferent race.the stateof beingextremelypoor.Things thatpeople do thatis a reflection ofculture; oftenconfused withcustomanabundanceof valuablepossessionsor money.Group towardswhich in-groupmembers feelopposition,antagonism, orcompetitiona select group thatis superior interms of ability orqualities to therest of a group orsocietyComposed of peoplewho are emotionallyclose and know oneanother well.Characterized byprimary relationships-intimate, personal,caring, fulfilling

Sociology Vocab Bingo - Call List

(Print) Use this randomly generated list as your call list when playing the game. There is no need to say the BINGO column name. Place some kind of mark (like an X, a checkmark, a dot, tally mark, etc) on each cell as you announce it, to keep track. You can also cut out each item, place them in a bag and pull words from the bag.


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  1. Cultural process of learning to participate in group life
  2. What a group holds to be important
  3. Requires extreme loyalty from its members. Its norms compel members to exclude others.
  4. Emphasizes the role of conflict, competition and constraint within a society
  5. Collection of beliefs about oneself.
  6. A traditional and widely accepted way of behaving or doing something that is specific to a particular society, place, or time; often confused with practice
  7. Societies differ on the value of how hard individuals within the society should be working
  8. a compulsive, chronic, physiological or psychological need for a habit-forming substance, behavior, or activity
  9. Intangible thought process and ideas as connected to a culture
  10. the behaviors and beliefs characteristic of a particular social, ethnic, or age group
  11. the direct influence on people by peers,
  12. the capacity or ability to direct or influence the behavior of others or the course of events
  13. an economic and sociological combined total measure of a person's work experience and of an individual's or family's economic and social position in relation to others
  14. a feeling of fellowship with others, as a result of sharing common attitudes, interests, and goals
  15. prejudice, discrimination, or antagonism directed against someone of a different race.
  16. the state of being extremely poor.
  17. Things that people do that is a reflection of culture; often confused with custom
  18. an abundance of valuable possessions or money.
  19. Group towards which in-group members feel opposition, antagonism, or competition
  20. a select group that is superior in terms of ability or qualities to the rest of a group or society
  21. Composed of people who are emotionally close and know one another well. Characterized by primary relationships- intimate, personal, caring, fulfilling