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Anthro, Psyc, and Soc are the systematic studies of _____, their activities, and their customs in relationships with others. Scientific work outside the usual place of business to gather work is called: The social sciences were created as part of a reaction to the _____. The motto “dare to know” characterized this time period. ____ is the study of lives and cultures of human beings, alive or dead. The two categories of anthropology are social/cultural and __. ____ is a way of living learned over time and shared by groups of people. The age of __ opened the doors to a flood of accounts by discoverers, explorers, adventurers and missionaries. ___ anthropology is anthropological work with practical value. Linguistics is a subfield of _____ anthropology. The ____ revolution (in the late 19th century) influenced the field of sociology. The ___ revolution and French revolution changed the world, thus affecting the focus of sociologists. The theory of sociology supported by Comte and Durkheim is ___. Marx founded the ____ school of sociology. Symbolic interactionism is the theory of sociology supported by ___. According to functionalism, society is best studied as an ___ system like the body. According to symbolic interactionism, we play different ___ depending on who our audience is. A common drug found at raves is ___ ___ is considered to be the rave capital of North America. The ‘rebellious teens’ of the 1940s were known as ___ kids. The ___ culture of the 1960s is a precursor of today’s rave culture. ____ try to describe, explain, predict, and control behaviour and mental processes. The ____ is the tendency for an individual’s helpfulness to decrease as the number of bystanders increases. Diffusion of ____ is one reason why the bystander effect tends to hold true. If a victim is a member of a ___ group, people will be less likely to help. Deletha ___ was killed in front of about 40 witnesses in Boston. People Field work Dark ages The enlightenment Anthropology Physical Culture Discovery Applied Cultural Industrial American Functionalist Conflict Weber Organic Roles Ecstasy Toronto Swing Hippie Psychologists Bystander effect Responsibility Stigmatized Word The ations of Wesley ____ disproved the bystander effect. When social scientists do research, they first formulate a ___, which they then set out to prove (or disprove). An important step used by social scientists in the inquiry method is the collection of ___. “Why do humans behave the way they do?” is a question that a(n) ___ would ask. “Why do people fight? Rebel? Conform?” is a question that a(n) ___ would ask. A(n) ___ would ask the question “What traits do we have in common with other animals?” Pierre Lebrun used a modified version of the weapon that James Earl Ray used to kill ____ in 1968. Pierre Lebrun was often targeted because he had a ___. Gord ___ is the retired Air Force general who was put in charge of OC Transpo after the Lebrun incident. One of the first thing that was changed by the new management at OC Transpo was the __ clock. Mike Milloy is the ___ executive who helped Lebrun get his job back after he was involved in a fight. A doctor called Lebrun ___ because Lebrun thought OC Transpo people were following him. One trait that Lebrun shared with others who have gone on shooting sprees is difficulty in dealing with ___. Anthropologists examining the Lebrun case would have looked at the culture in his overall society and at the __ culture at OC Transpo. ___ was the first person to study sociology. Comte’s most important contribution to sociology was ___. This sociologist studied types of suicide. Three types of suicide are egoistic, __, and anomic. According to Marx, ___ leaves people with no control over their own destiny. Max Weber said that ___ revolution was not the way to bring about change. __ is the founder of psychology. According to Freud, the mind is divided into two parts: the conscious mind and the ___ mind. Freud first used hypnosis to treat mental disorders, then turned to ___. ___ is the defence mechanism which makes you refuse to acknowledge your own problem behaviour. He founded analytical psychology. The four psychological functions, according to Jung, are sensation, ___, feeling, and thinking. Autrey Hypothesis Data Psychologist. Sociologist Anthropologist Martin Luther King Speech impediment Diamond Punch Union Paranoid Emotions Sub Comte Positivism Durkheim Altruistic Capitalism Armed Freud Unconscious Word association Denial Jung Intuition The conditioned response in Pavlov’s dog was ___. The conditioned stimulus in Pavlov’s experiment was the ringing of a ___. ___ developed eight psychosocial stages that humans encounter throughout their life. The first (of eight) psychosocial stages is trust vs. ___. ___ found that a child between the ages of 3 and 10 is most likely to learn a language in its entirety. Margaret ___ studied and contrasted American and __ culture. He discovered Lucy. The ___ made numerous discoveries of fossilized human forms in Africa. Jane Goodall has spent many years observing and recording the lives of ___. Salivation Bell Erikson Mistrust Chomsky Samoan Dart Leakeys Chimpanzees