Exam 10: The Sociology of Sentiment and Emotion

Swidler's research on love in American culture revealed what?

Based on Lofland's analysis of the role of culture in the expression of grief in society, which of the following places would have the hardest time coping with the loss of a child?

Following is a list of terms and then a series of statements. Match the best term to each statement by filling in the letter before the term in the appropriate blank. A. Primary emotions AA. Mood B. Secondary emotions BB. Sentiment C. McDonaldization CC. Affect D. Feeling rules DD. Emotions E. Socioemotional economy EE. Expressive gestures F. Physiological changes FF. Emotion work G. Transient sentiments GG. Affect theory of social exchange H. Emotional label HH. Edgework I. Activity II. Emotional discrimination J. Evaluation K. Potency L. Emotion culture M. Sympathy account N. Feelings O. Power-status approach P. Distributive justice Q. Procedure justice R. Interaction ritual S. Emotional scripts T. Emotional energies U. Situational cues V. Emotional cues W. Cybernetic approach X. Sociocentric model Y. Theory of interaction ritual chains Z. Fundamental sentiments -____ Element of emotion that tells when and what emotion is appropriate in a given social interaction.

At a college basketball game, Joe finds himself doing the wave and yelling more than he has ever done in his life. According to Louis Zurcher's work on emotions in society, why is Joe acting like this at the game when he never does such things in his home life?

According to the exchange theory, what sentiment is EXPECTED when you get more out of an exchange than you give?

Which of the following jobs is most likely to have an extensive set of feeling rules?

Following is a list of terms and then a series of statements. Match the best term to each statement by filling in the letter before the term in the appropriate blank. A. Primary emotions AA. Mood B. Secondary emotions BB. Sentiment C. McDonaldization CC. Affect D. Feeling rules DD. Emotions E. Socioemotional economy EE. Expressive gestures F. Physiological changes FF. Emotion work G. Transient sentiments GG. Affect theory of social exchange H. Emotional label HH. Edgework I. Activity II. Emotional discrimination J. Evaluation K. Potency L. Emotion culture M. Sympathy account N. Feelings O. Power-status approach P. Distributive justice Q. Procedure justice R. Interaction ritual S. Emotional scripts T. Emotional energies U. Situational cues V. Emotional cues W. Cybernetic approach X. Sociocentric model Y. Theory of interaction ritual chains Z. Fundamental sentiments -____ A feeling that has been given meaning by society.

Zurcher's concept of emotional scripts most closely resembles what other concept reviewed in this chapter?

Following is a list of terms and then a series of statements. Match the best term to each statement by filling in the letter before the term in the appropriate blank. A. Primary emotions AA. Mood B. Secondary emotions BB. Sentiment C. McDonaldization CC. Affect D. Feeling rules DD. Emotions E. Socioemotional economy EE. Expressive gestures F. Physiological changes FF. Emotion work G. Transient sentiments GG. Affect theory of social exchange H. Emotional label HH. Edgework I. Activity II. Emotional discrimination J. Evaluation K. Potency L. Emotion culture M. Sympathy account N. Feelings O. Power-status approach P. Distributive justice Q. Procedure justice R. Interaction ritual S. Emotional scripts T. Emotional energies U. Situational cues V. Emotional cues W. Cybernetic approach X. Sociocentric model Y. Theory of interaction ritual chains Z. Fundamental sentiments -____ Sentiments unique to specific interactions.

The meanings of emotions are stable over a life course?

According to group processes' research and theory, how does power in relationships affect our emotions?

Following is a list of terms and then a series of statements. Match the best term to each statement by filling in the letter before the term in the appropriate blank. A. Primary emotions AA. Mood B. Secondary emotions BB. Sentiment C. McDonaldization CC. Affect D. Feeling rules DD. Emotions E. Socioemotional economy EE. Expressive gestures F. Physiological changes FF. Emotion work G. Transient sentiments GG. Affect theory of social exchange H. Emotional label HH. Edgework I. Activity II. Emotional discrimination J. Evaluation K. Potency L. Emotion culture M. Sympathy account N. Feelings O. Power-status approach P. Distributive justice Q. Procedure justice R. Interaction ritual S. Emotional scripts T. Emotional energies U. Situational cues V. Emotional cues W. Cybernetic approach X. Sociocentric model Y. Theory of interaction ritual chains Z. Fundamental sentiments -____ A system for regulating emotional resources among people.

The moment that society gives meaning to an emotion it becomes a:

Following is a list of terms and then a series of statements. Match the best term to each statement by filling in the letter before the term in the appropriate blank. A. Primary emotions AA. Mood B. Secondary emotions BB. Sentiment C. McDonaldization CC. Affect D. Feeling rules DD. Emotions E. Socioemotional economy EE. Expressive gestures F. Physiological changes FF. Emotion work G. Transient sentiments GG. Affect theory of social exchange H. Emotional label HH. Edgework I. Activity II. Emotional discrimination J. Evaluation K. Potency L. Emotion culture M. Sympathy account N. Feelings O. Power-status approach P. Distributive justice Q. Procedure justice R. Interaction ritual S. Emotional scripts T. Emotional energies U. Situational cues V. Emotional cues W. Cybernetic approach X. Sociocentric model Y. Theory of interaction ritual chains Z. Fundamental sentiments -____ Internal states associated with a particular emotion.

Following is a list of terms and then a series of statements. Match the best term to each statement by filling in the letter before the term in the appropriate blank. A. Primary emotions AA. Mood B. Secondary emotions BB. Sentiment C. McDonaldization CC. Affect D. Feeling rules DD. Emotions E. Socioemotional economy EE. Expressive gestures F. Physiological changes FF. Emotion work G. Transient sentiments GG. Affect theory of social exchange H. Emotional label HH. Edgework I. Activity II. Emotional discrimination J. Evaluation K. Potency L. Emotion culture M. Sympathy account N. Feelings O. Power-status approach P. Distributive justice Q. Procedure justice R. Interaction ritual S. Emotional scripts T. Emotional energies U. Situational cues V. Emotional cues W. Cybernetic approach X. Sociocentric model Y. Theory of interaction ritual chains Z. Fundamental sentiments -____ Element of emotion referring to the terms we use to label our feelings.

Following is a list of terms and then a series of statements. Match the best term to each statement by filling in the letter before the term in the appropriate blank. A. Primary emotions AA. Mood B. Secondary emotions BB. Sentiment C. McDonaldization CC. Affect D. Feeling rules DD. Emotions E. Socioemotional economy EE. Expressive gestures F. Physiological changes FF. Emotion work G. Transient sentiments GG. Affect theory of social exchange H. Emotional label HH. Edgework I. Activity II. Emotional discrimination J. Evaluation K. Potency L. Emotion culture M. Sympathy account N. Feelings O. Power-status approach P. Distributive justice Q. Procedure justice R. Interaction ritual S. Emotional scripts T. Emotional energies U. Situational cues V. Emotional cues W. Cybernetic approach X. Sociocentric model Y. Theory of interaction ritual chains Z. Fundamental sentiments -____ Emotions that derive from primary emotions when we attach varying meanings to primary emotions.

Your friend, Chloe, goes through a bad break-up and her cat runs away all in the same week. When you and Chloe are out to dinner one night you run into Sarah, a good friend of yours from school. Chloe expresses the tragedies that have befallen her the past week to Sarah who proceeds to listen and then change the conversation. Once back to your dinner, Chloe expresses her dismay and hurt that Sarah did not seem concerned about her break-up or loss of her cat. Sarah is upset because her _____________ were not met?

Following is a list of terms and then a series of statements. Match the best term to each statement by filling in the letter before the term in the appropriate blank. A. Primary emotions AA. Mood B. Secondary emotions BB. Sentiment C. McDonaldization CC. Affect D. Feeling rules DD. Emotions E. Socioemotional economy EE. Expressive gestures F. Physiological changes FF. Emotion work G. Transient sentiments GG. Affect theory of social exchange H. Emotional label HH. Edgework I. Activity II. Emotional discrimination J. Evaluation K. Potency L. Emotion culture M. Sympathy account N. Feelings O. Power-status approach P. Distributive justice Q. Procedure justice R. Interaction ritual S. Emotional scripts T. Emotional energies U. Situational cues V. Emotional cues W. Cybernetic approach X. Sociocentric model Y. Theory of interaction ritual chains Z. Fundamental sentiments -____ Information about when and what emotions are appropriate in a given social setting.

Following is a list of terms and then a series of statements. Match the best term to each statement by filling in the letter before the term in the appropriate blank. A. Primary emotions AA. Mood B. Secondary emotions BB. Sentiment C. McDonaldization CC. Affect D. Feeling rules DD. Emotions E. Socioemotional economy EE. Expressive gestures F. Physiological changes FF. Emotion work G. Transient sentiments GG. Affect theory of social exchange H. Emotional label HH. Edgework I. Activity II. Emotional discrimination J. Evaluation K. Potency L. Emotion culture M. Sympathy account N. Feelings O. Power-status approach P. Distributive justice Q. Procedure justice R. Interaction ritual S. Emotional scripts T. Emotional energies U. Situational cues V. Emotional cues W. Cybernetic approach X. Sociocentric model Y. Theory of interaction ritual chains Z. Fundamental sentiments -____ Theory that emphasizes the role of emotions in maintaining macrosociological institutions.

Which theory or concept best explains the need for the two in this story to come to some conclusion about the emotional outburst.