Categorias: Todos - anthropology - extinction - culture - evolution

por TAYLOR VEZEAU (Student) 1 dia atrás

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Social Sciences

Anthropology is a comprehensive field that explores human societies, cultures, and their development. It includes subfields like cultural anthropology, which studies cultural constructions and gender roles, and linguistic anthropology, which examines the evolution of languages.

Social Sciences

Social Sciences

Sociology

Discrimination

Morally Incorrect Treatment Of Groups

Prejudice

Perceived opinion, despite never interacting with the object of that opinion

Society

Standards

Values

The Strange In The Familiar

Detach From Familiarity

Realize Strangeness

The General In The Particular

Small Thing

Bigger Picture

Marcos Sandro Scar
Subtopic
Secondary Socialization

The Person He Worked For

Animals Of The Forest

Primary Socialization

Family

Sold Into Slavery

The Looking-Glass Self

Animals Viewed Marcos As Predator/Prey

Became Predator/Prey

Spent Time Alone In Forest

No One To Develop Proper Sense Of Self

Socialization
Types of Socialization

Resocialization

Anticipatory

Secondary

Primary

Secondary Socialization Agents

School

Friends

Primary Socialization Agents

Parents

Immediate Family

Sociological Imagination

Wright Mills

Societal Values

Individual Decision making

The "Self"

Sense Of Identity

Social Values

Frustration Aggression Theory

Frustration/Feeling

Agression

Harming Self/Others

Sociological Perspective

Micro Study

Rhesus Monkeys

Mead

Looking Glass Self

Cooley

Feminist Theory

Dorothy Smith

Women Marginalized

Pushed Feminist Sociology

Conflict Theory

Karl Marx

Communist Manifesto

Structural Functionalism

Talcott Parsons

Relationships explained As Function Of Society

Emile Durkheim

Society Functions For Members

Modern Sociology

Auguste Comte

Humans Are Social Creatures

Foundation For Structural Functionalism

Macro study

Anthropology

Terms
Non Material Culture

Nonphysical Things That Have Meaning In A Culture

Religion, Beliefs

Material Culture

Objects That Have Meaning In Cultures

Tools, Money

Climate Crisis

Hominids/Hominins

99.9% Dead

Homo Sapiens Survived

Cultural Identity

Characteristics That Define Cultural Groups

Humans Vs Chimpanzees

Primates

Chimpanzees

Close Relations To Humans

Humans

Human Thoughts

Human Thought Process Is The Same Throughout Cultures

Bipedalism

Mammals

Quadrupeds

Evolution

Primates Semi Bipedalism

Hominids

Full Bipedalism

Ancestors
Hominid

Homo Sapiens

Survived Climate Crisis

Evolved Into Modern Humans

Neanderthal

Hominin

Australopithecus Afarensis

Homo Erectus

Homo Habilis

Moved Out Of Africa

Extinct

99.9% extinct

Cultural Anthropology

Feminist Anthropology

Sherry Ortner

Cultural Constructions Of Gender

Linguistic Anthropology

Chomsky

Evolution Of Languages

Ethnography

Peoples experiences And Cultures

Cultural Anthropologists

Ruth Benedict

Margaret Mead

Culture

Physical Anthropology

Forensic Anthropology

Raymond Dart

Study Of Bones

Human Bones

Clyde Snow

Primatology

Fossey

Study Of Primates

Goodall

Physical Anthropologists

Boas

Human evolution

The Leakeys

Fossilized People In Africa

Richard Leakey

Mary Leakey

Louis Leakey

Psychology

Feelings And The Mind
Trait Theory

Habitual Patterns/Behaviours

Abnormal

Warrior Gene

Normal

Behaviour

Four Types

Dark Triad Theory
Personality
Fear
Anxiety

Behaviour/Idea

Dopamine (pleasure)

Dopamine Levels

Addiction

Teenagers

Dopamine

Repeat Addictive Behaviour

Love
Theories
Psychoanalysis

Past Nurture Affects Present Behaviours

Dark Triad Theory

DSM-5 Gene

Machiavellianism

Narcissism

Psychopathy

Superego

Judgement/morally correct

Ego

Conscious

Id

Impulsive

Genetics VS Environment

DSM-5

Warrior Gene

Temperament

Cognitive Behavioural Theory
Exposure Therapy

Fears

Trauma

Behaviour Changes

Psychotherapy

Bad Behavior Punished

Good Behaviour Rewarded

Action Occurs

Involuntary Behaviour Is Trained

Motivations

Behaviour

Behaviorism

Behavioural Learning Theory

Conditioning

Structuralism

Mind

Psycho Analyze Parts

Functionalism

Human Mind

Adapts To Environment

Unconscious mind

Behavioural

Nature Vs Nurture

Operant/Classical Conditioning

Developmental stages childhood

Modern Education

Parts Of The Brain
Amygdala

Emotions

Behaviours

Fear/Love/Dopamine

Hippocampus

Memory

Trauma/Fear

Frontal Lobe

Controls Responses

Nucleus Accumbens

Motivation

Impulsivity

Limbic System

Regulates Emotions/Behaviour

Schools Of Thought
Symbolic Interactionism

Goffman

Human Behaviour

Developmental

Ainsworth

Attachment Theory

Behaviour In Infants

Harlow

Studied Primates

Piaget

Stages Of Cognitive Development Theory

Cognitive

Lofus

Memories

The Mind

Fear And Anxiety

Bandura

Social Cognitive Theory

Modelling

Bobo Doll Experiment

Humanistic

Rogers

Advancement of Society

Developed Modern Day Therapy

Maslow

Maslow's Hierarchy

Behaviourism

Skinner

True Behaviourism

Operant Conditioning

Pavlov

Pavlovs Dog

Classical Conditioning

Psychodynamic

Erikson

Stages Of Psychosocial Development

Jung

Analytical Psychology

Understanding Motivation

Horney

Anxiety (Childhood Neglect)

Freud

Id, Ego, Superego