Free!microsociology- the levelof analysis that involvesthe study of small-scalesettings and everydayinteraction among groupmembers; employed bythe interactionistperspective.equilibriumtheorysymbol- anything thatstands for something elseand has a shared meaningattached to it, such aslanguage, gestures,images, sounds, physicalobjects, events, andelements of the naturalworld that convey aparticular meaning.manifestfunctionsymbolicinteraction-interaction amongpeople that takesplace through theuse of symbols.social institution- asystem of statuses,roles, values, andnorms that isorganized to satisfyone or more of thebasic needs of asociety.theorymicrosociologymacrosociologyFree!socialinstitutionconflict- thedeliberate attemptto oppose, harm,control by force, orresist the will ofanother person orpersons.latent function- anunintended andunrecognizedconsequence ofsome element ofsociety.dramaturgyFree!Theory- asystematicexplanation ofthe relationshipamongphenomena.classconflictfunction- a positiveconsequence thatan element ofsociety producesfrom themaintenance ofthe social system.manifest function-an intended andrecognizedconsequence ofsome element ofsociety.class conflict-the conflictbetween peoplewho have powerand those wholack power.conflictFree!symbollatentfunctionmacrosociology- thelevel of analysis thatinvolves the study oflarge-scale systemsor society as a whole;employed by thefunctionalist andconflict perspectives.functionadolescenceFree!equilibrium theory- Talcottparsons's view of socialchange in which society islikened to a livingorganism. change in onepart of the social systemproduces change in allother parts as the systemattempts to regain balance,or equilibrium.Dramaturgy- atheory thatproposes thatsocial interactionis like a dramabeing performedon stage.symbolicinteractionHypothesis- astatement thatpredicts therelationshipbetween two ormore variables.hypothesisadolescence- theperiod betweenthe normal onsetof puberty andthe beginning ofadulthood.Free!microsociology- the levelof analysis that involvesthe study of small-scalesettings and everydayinteraction among groupmembers; employed bythe interactionistperspective.equilibriumtheorysymbol- anything thatstands for something elseand has a shared meaningattached to it, such aslanguage, gestures,images, sounds, physicalobjects, events, andelements of the naturalworld that convey aparticular meaning.manifestfunctionsymbolicinteraction-interaction amongpeople that takesplace through theuse of symbols.social institution- asystem of statuses,roles, values, andnorms that isorganized to satisfyone or more of thebasic needs of asociety.theorymicrosociologymacrosociologyFree!socialinstitutionconflict- thedeliberate attemptto oppose, harm,control by force, orresist the will ofanother person orpersons.latent function- anunintended andunrecognizedconsequence ofsome element ofsociety.dramaturgyFree!Theory- asystematicexplanation ofthe relationshipamongphenomena.classconflictfunction- a positiveconsequence thatan element ofsociety producesfrom themaintenance ofthe social system.manifest function-an intended andrecognizedconsequence ofsome element ofsociety.class conflict-the conflictbetween peoplewho have powerand those wholack power.conflictFree!symbollatentfunctionmacrosociology- thelevel of analysis thatinvolves the study oflarge-scale systemsor society as a whole;employed by thefunctionalist andconflict perspectives.functionadolescenceFree!equilibrium theory- Talcottparsons's view of socialchange in which society islikened to a livingorganism. change in onepart of the social systemproduces change in allother parts as the systemattempts to regain balance,or equilibrium.Dramaturgy- atheory thatproposes thatsocial interactionis like a dramabeing performedon stage.symbolicinteractionHypothesis- astatement thatpredicts therelationshipbetween two ormore variables.hypothesisadolescence- theperiod betweenthe normal onsetof puberty andthe beginning ofadulthood.

Theoretical 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. Free!
  2. microsociology- the level of analysis that involves the study of small-scale settings and everyday interaction among group members; employed by the interactionist perspective.
  3. equilibrium theory
  4. symbol- anything that stands for something else and has a shared meaning attached to it, such as language, gestures, images, sounds, physical objects, events, and elements of the natural world that convey a particular meaning.
  5. manifest function
  6. symbolic interaction- interaction among people that takes place through the use of symbols.
  7. social institution- a system of statuses, roles, values, and norms that is organized to satisfy one or more of the basic needs of a society.
  8. theory
  9. microsociology
  10. macrosociology
  11. Free!
  12. social institution
  13. conflict- the deliberate attempt to oppose, harm, control by force, or resist the will of another person or persons.
  14. latent function- an unintended and unrecognized consequence of some element of society.
  15. dramaturgy
  16. Free!
  17. Theory- a systematic explanation of the relationship among phenomena.
  18. class conflict
  19. function- a positive consequence that an element of society produces from the maintenance of the social system.
  20. manifest function- an intended and recognized consequence of some element of society.
  21. class conflict- the conflict between people who have power and those who lack power.
  22. conflict
  23. Free!
  24. symbol
  25. latent function
  26. macrosociology- the level of analysis that involves the study of large-scale systems or society as a whole; employed by the functionalist and conflict perspectives.
  27. function
  28. adolescence
  29. Free!
  30. equilibrium theory- Talcott parsons's view of social change in which society is likened to a living organism. change in one part of the social system produces change in all other parts as the system attempts to regain balance, or equilibrium.
  31. Dramaturgy- a theory that proposes that social interaction is like a drama being performed on stage.
  32. symbolic interaction
  33. Hypothesis- a statement that predicts the relationship between two or more variables.
  34. hypothesis
  35. adolescence- the period between the normal onset of puberty and the beginning of adulthood.