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40問 • 2年前
  • lurie cacho
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    問題一覧

  • 1

    who invented psycho analysis?

    symon freud

  • 2

    id is?

    pleasure

  • 3

    ego is?

    reality

  • 4

    super ego is?

    moral principle

  • 5

    what are the 3 structures of psychoanalysis

    id,ego,super ego

  • 6

    what are the 3 levels of mind?

    unconcious,pre-concious, concious

  • 7

    Contains all the feeling, urges or instinct that are beyond our awareness but it affect our expression, feeling, action (E.g. Slip of tongue, dreams, wishes)

    UNCONCIOUS

  • 8

    Facts stored in a part of the brain, which are not conscious but are available for possible use in the future

    pre concious

  • 9

    The awareness of our own mental process (Thoughts/feeling)

    concious

  • 10

    have equally known rules and norms but they are not commonly viewed as acceptable and are more persistent than codified laws like those of formal institutions

    INFORMAL

  • 11

    have codified rules, policies, and norms that are considered official, originating from state laws, government, or organizations

    formal

  • 12

    places values on What is being complied with others

    cognitive function(MIMETIC ISOMORPHISM

  • 13

    places value on complying with social obligations

    normative function

  • 14

    places value on expediency as an effect of compliance

    REGULATIVE FUNCTION (COERCIVE ISOMORPHISM)

  • 15

    the similarity, form, shape, or structure of an institution(HOMOGENIZE)

    INSTITUTION (ISOMORPOHISM)

  • 16

    acknowledges the crucial mediating role of institutions in shaping political conduct and translating political inputs into political outcome

    INSTITUTIONS MATTER

  • 17

    an approach that aims to understand and analyze how actions, thoughts, and meanings penetrate into the social consciousness deeply enough to embed themselves into the social psyche

    INSTITUTIONALISM

  • 18

    studies gender and its relation to power, and the dynamics these two concepts play out in economics, politics, sexuality, race, and nationality, among others

    feminist

  • 19

    socially sanctioned and systematic domination of males over females

    patriarchy

  • 20

    19th and early 20th century focused mainly in suffrage

    1st wave of feministm

  • 21

    Focused mainly on reproductive rights, and the wage gap

    2nd wave of feminism

  • 22

    Everything is the Patriarchy's fault alsp rape culture

    3rd wave of feminism

  • 23

    a social belief that supports gender inequality a social divide that establishes perceived roles of men and women and relegating them to specific roles

    gender ideology

  • 24

    the actualization or realization of gender ideology

    GENDER iNEQUALITY

  • 25

    what are the basics principles of feminism?

    WORKING TO INCREASE EQUALITY EXPANDING HUMAN CHOICE ELIMINATING GENDER STRATIFICATION PROMOTING SEXUAL FREEDOM

  • 26

    Feminist thought links ideas to action, insisting we should push for change in gender

    Basic Principles of Feminism

  • 27

    should have the freedom to develop their human interests and talents, even if those interests and talents conflict with the status quo

    EXPANDING HUMAN CHOICE

  • 28

    Feminists oppose laws and cultural norms that limit income, educational and job opportunities for women

    ELIMINATING GENDER STRATIFICATION

  • 29

    Feminists feel that women should have control over their sexuality and reproduction

    PROMOTING SEXUAL FREEDOM

  • 30

    what are the 3 strand of feminism?

    Liberal Feminists,Social Marxist Feminists Radical Feminists

  • 31

    what Three Institutionalisation Isomorphic Pressures

    Coercive,Mimetic,Normative

  • 32

    preference plays an important role in decision-making, while the individual rationalizes the burdens and benefits of the apailable choices

    rational choice

  • 33

    gender inequality in terms of social and cultural attitudes

    Liberal Feminists

  • 34

    focuses on both the public and private spheres of a woman's life and argues that liberation can only be achieved by working to end both the economic and cultural sources of women's oppression

    Social / Marxist Feminists

  • 35

    men are responsible for the exploitation of women through patriarchy

    Radical Feminists

  • 36

    studies gender and its relation to power, and the dynamics these two concepts play out in economics, politics, sexuality, race, and the nationality, among others

    feminism

  • 37

    if the prisoners act out of self-interest, the outcome is worse

    prisoners dilemma

  • 38

    Rules, laws, Sanctions

    coercive

  • 39

    Culturally supported, Conceptually correct

    mimetic

  • 40

    Morally Governed

    normative

    • ORAL COM

    ORAL COM

    lurie cacho · 28問 · 2年前

    ORAL COM

    ORAL COM

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    KOMSIK

    KOMSIK

    lurie cacho · 22問 · 2年前

    KOMSIK

    KOMSIK

    22問 • 2年前
    lurie cacho

    21ST

    21ST

    lurie cacho · 16問 · 2年前

    21ST

    21ST

    16問 • 2年前
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    life science

    life science

    lurie cacho · 51問 · 2年前

    life science

    life science

    51問 • 2年前
    lurie cacho

    問題一覧

  • 1

    who invented psycho analysis?

    symon freud

  • 2

    id is?

    pleasure

  • 3

    ego is?

    reality

  • 4

    super ego is?

    moral principle

  • 5

    what are the 3 structures of psychoanalysis

    id,ego,super ego

  • 6

    what are the 3 levels of mind?

    unconcious,pre-concious, concious

  • 7

    Contains all the feeling, urges or instinct that are beyond our awareness but it affect our expression, feeling, action (E.g. Slip of tongue, dreams, wishes)

    UNCONCIOUS

  • 8

    Facts stored in a part of the brain, which are not conscious but are available for possible use in the future

    pre concious

  • 9

    The awareness of our own mental process (Thoughts/feeling)

    concious

  • 10

    have equally known rules and norms but they are not commonly viewed as acceptable and are more persistent than codified laws like those of formal institutions

    INFORMAL

  • 11

    have codified rules, policies, and norms that are considered official, originating from state laws, government, or organizations

    formal

  • 12

    places values on What is being complied with others

    cognitive function(MIMETIC ISOMORPHISM

  • 13

    places value on complying with social obligations

    normative function

  • 14

    places value on expediency as an effect of compliance

    REGULATIVE FUNCTION (COERCIVE ISOMORPHISM)

  • 15

    the similarity, form, shape, or structure of an institution(HOMOGENIZE)

    INSTITUTION (ISOMORPOHISM)

  • 16

    acknowledges the crucial mediating role of institutions in shaping political conduct and translating political inputs into political outcome

    INSTITUTIONS MATTER

  • 17

    an approach that aims to understand and analyze how actions, thoughts, and meanings penetrate into the social consciousness deeply enough to embed themselves into the social psyche

    INSTITUTIONALISM

  • 18

    studies gender and its relation to power, and the dynamics these two concepts play out in economics, politics, sexuality, race, and nationality, among others

    feminist

  • 19

    socially sanctioned and systematic domination of males over females

    patriarchy

  • 20

    19th and early 20th century focused mainly in suffrage

    1st wave of feministm

  • 21

    Focused mainly on reproductive rights, and the wage gap

    2nd wave of feminism

  • 22

    Everything is the Patriarchy's fault alsp rape culture

    3rd wave of feminism

  • 23

    a social belief that supports gender inequality a social divide that establishes perceived roles of men and women and relegating them to specific roles

    gender ideology

  • 24

    the actualization or realization of gender ideology

    GENDER iNEQUALITY

  • 25

    what are the basics principles of feminism?

    WORKING TO INCREASE EQUALITY EXPANDING HUMAN CHOICE ELIMINATING GENDER STRATIFICATION PROMOTING SEXUAL FREEDOM

  • 26

    Feminist thought links ideas to action, insisting we should push for change in gender

    Basic Principles of Feminism

  • 27

    should have the freedom to develop their human interests and talents, even if those interests and talents conflict with the status quo

    EXPANDING HUMAN CHOICE

  • 28

    Feminists oppose laws and cultural norms that limit income, educational and job opportunities for women

    ELIMINATING GENDER STRATIFICATION

  • 29

    Feminists feel that women should have control over their sexuality and reproduction

    PROMOTING SEXUAL FREEDOM

  • 30

    what are the 3 strand of feminism?

    Liberal Feminists,Social Marxist Feminists Radical Feminists

  • 31

    what Three Institutionalisation Isomorphic Pressures

    Coercive,Mimetic,Normative

  • 32

    preference plays an important role in decision-making, while the individual rationalizes the burdens and benefits of the apailable choices

    rational choice

  • 33

    gender inequality in terms of social and cultural attitudes

    Liberal Feminists

  • 34

    focuses on both the public and private spheres of a woman's life and argues that liberation can only be achieved by working to end both the economic and cultural sources of women's oppression

    Social / Marxist Feminists

  • 35

    men are responsible for the exploitation of women through patriarchy

    Radical Feminists

  • 36

    studies gender and its relation to power, and the dynamics these two concepts play out in economics, politics, sexuality, race, and the nationality, among others

    feminism

  • 37

    if the prisoners act out of self-interest, the outcome is worse

    prisoners dilemma

  • 38

    Rules, laws, Sanctions

    coercive

  • 39

    Culturally supported, Conceptually correct

    mimetic

  • 40

    Morally Governed

    normative