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Which color collar represents manual labor jobs in sociological studies?
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What does the sociological 'Broken Windows Theory' suggest causes more crime?
Answer: visible signs of disorder
Why: Wilson and Kelling published it in 1982, and its record as a policing doctrine is far more contested than the metaphor is.
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What describes the unintended positive consequences of social processes?
Answer: latent functions
Why: Merton’s example was a rain dance that does not bring rain but does bring the group together.
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In Emile Durkheim's sociological study, which religious group had higher suicide rates?
Answer: protestants
Why: Durkheim read the gap as a matter of social integration rather than doctrine, and later scholars have questioned his statistics.
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In sociology, what is a group that shares a territory, contact and culture?
Answer: Society
Why: Ferdinand Tönnies split the pair in 1887: Gemeinschaft is community bound by kinship and habit, Gesellschaft the wider order held by self interest.
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What concept describes workers managing feelings for their jobs?
Answer: Emotional labor
Why: Hochschild studied flight attendants trained to actually feel the friendliness rather than merely to display it.
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What sociological concept describes early gains compounding over time?
Answer: accumulated advantage
Why: Merton named it the Matthew effect in Science in 1968, after Matthew 25:29: to those who have, more will be given.