The CCCS argued that the collective meanings and practices that emerge within style-based subcultures enabled young working class people to alter the effects of structural disadvantage.  Group of answer choicesTrueFalse

On what basis might we consider the idea of subcultures offered by the Birmingham Centre for Contemporary Cultural Studies (CCCS) oppositional to the idea of social generations? (see Woodman and Wyn, 2014)Group of answer choicesThe idea of social generations does not account for changes in culture and style The CCCS was concerned with resistance to the status quo rather than mapping social changeThe CCCS prioritised class over generation as a site of analysisThe CCCS viewed youth subcultures as able to disrupt inequality rather than reproduce it

Conformity…is not wanting to belong to a group.worsens as people age into full adults.only affects adults struggling to belong.is acting a certain way to fit into a group.

Unlike Karl Marx, theorists in Cultural StudiesGroup of answer choicesbelieve that everyday life is primarily centered on work and an individual's family.fail to integrate a variety of perspectives into their thinking, including those from the arts, the humanities, and the social sciences.fail to study recreational activities, hobbies, and sporting events in seeking to understand how individuals function in society.expand the subordinate group to include additional powerless and marginalized people, not just laborers.

Describe the difference between preindustrial, industrial, and postindustrial societies.Summarize social structure (macrosociology) and the components that make it up.Summarize social interaction and impression management as it relates to microsociology.Differentiate between psychological and sociological theories of self-development.List the main agents of socialization and apply them to your own socialization experiences.Examine the importance of socialization across the life course.Define types of groups: primary, secondary, reference, in-group, and out-groups and relate them to your own life.Identify peer pressure and conformity in society and personal experiences.Describe the characteristics of formal organizations/bureaucracies and dynamics within them.

_____ represent a component of culture that classifies things as good or bad within the society.Group of answer choicesTheoriesSymbolsConstructsPoliciesValues