1 - Who are the Bourgeoisie?
The rich/ owners
2 - Who are the proletariat?
The working class
3 - Who are those people to whom we look to establish values & attitudes & to whom we use to evaluate ourselves?
reference group
4 - Who argued 'Education as a public property'?
Dr B R Ambedkar
5 - Who argued that "believing without belonging"
Davie
6 - Who argued that certain body features could be used to identify criminals?
Cesare Lombroso
7 - Who argued that:".....by 2030 the Church of England will be a small voluntary organisation with lots of heritage property."
Bruce
8 - Who argues that communism is the only way in which there will be equality, brought about by a revolution.
That the rules have little actual substance in reality in the society
9 - Who argues that deviant behavior is only deviant because people label it as deviant?
Howard Becker
10 - Who argues that patriarchy is the source of female oppression?
Radical feminists
11 - Who argues that there is a class struggle in society between the bourgeoisie and proletariat
Karl Marx
12 - Who became the first ever Professor of Sociology ?
Emile Durkheim
13 - Who became the first ever Professor of Sociology?
Emile Durkheim
14 - Who believed each social institution plays a role in order for society to function?
Herbert Spencer
15 - Who believed in a classless society
Karl Marx
16 - Who believed in looking at specific groups of people rather than the whole society?
Max Weber
17 - Who believed religion justifies economic & social inequalities?
Karl Marx
18 - Who believed that African Americans deserve equal rights immediately in order to have a properly functioning society?
W.E.B. Dubois
19 - Who believed that certain members of every society deserved to be discarded.
Herbert Spencer
20 - Who believed that change occurs in society, but it's temporary and necessary?
Auguste Comte
21 - WHO BELIEVED THAT CHILDREN WERE BORN REBELLIOUS?
JOHN CALVIN
22 - Who believed that conflict and inequality in economic/social class were the determinants of social behavior?
Karl Marx
23 - Who believed that conflict was the ultimate purpose in making social change.
Karl Marx
24 - Who believed that societies could best be understood by looking only at individuals' behaviors and motivations?
Max Weber
25 - WHO BELIEVED YOU SHOULD TREAT CHILDREN LIKE ADULTS?
JOHN WATSON
26 - Who believes capitalism equals oppression for the majority of society?
Karl Marx
27 - Who believes that society is like a living organism. Every organ plays a role for survival. His beliefs led to the development of Functionalist perspective.
Emile Durkheim
28 - Who believes that state crimes should be replaced or include human rights crimes?
The Schwendingers
29 - Who brought settlement houses to America?
Jane Addams
30 - Who called positivism as the scientific study of social patterns?
Auguste Comte
31 - Who called the untouchables as Harijans (Children of God) and publicized that name?
Gandhiji
32 - Who can be labelled as a 'historical sociologist'?
Max Weber
33 - Who categorised classes based on their relationship to means of production?
Karl Marx
34 - Who classified kinship terms into 'Classificatory' and 'Descriptive'?
L.H. Morgan
35 - Who co-founded the Hull House, a settlement house in Chicago?
Jane Adams
36 - Who coined the idea of Life chances
Max Weber
37 - Who coined the phrase "survival of the fittest"?
Herbert Spencer
38 - who coined the phrase of 'Collective Bargaining'?
Sydney and Beatrice Webb
39 - Who coined the phrase Verstehen? Emile Durkheim, Max Weber, Ezra Parks, Julian Samora.
Max Weber
40 - Who coined the term "Social Darwinism" and the idea that the 'fittest" cultures would survive?
Herbert Spencer
41 - Who coined the term "sociological imagination"?
Wright Mills
42 - Who coined the term "sociology"?
Auguste Comte
43 - Who coined the term sociology
Auguste Comte
44 - Who coined the term sociology and is generally considered to be the founder of sociology ?
Auguste Comte
45 - Who coined the term sociology and is generally considered to be the founder of sociology?
Auguste Comte
46 - Who coined the term sociology to apply to the science of human behaviors?
Auguste Comte
47 - Who coined the term, "survival of the fittest""
Herbert Spencer
48 - Who composed the famous song sare Jahan se achcha.?
Mohammed Iqbal
49 - Who conducted a long term study of adult male development stages?
Daniel Levinson
50 - Who conducted early sociological studies in Britain and the United States?
Harriet Martineau
51 - Who connected Darwinian evolutionary theory to Sociology?
Spencer
52 - Who considers modernity as 'an unfinished project'?
Habermas
53 - Who controls the production of ideas in society and to what ends is known as:
Conditions of Cultural Production
54 - Who declared "Untouchability is a heinous expression of caste system & a leprosy attached to Hindu skin"?
Mahatma Gandhi
55 - Who define "Sociology may be defined as scientific knowledge about human relations"
Cuber
56 - Who defined religion in terms of a distinction between the sacred and the profone?
Durkheim
57 - Who defined sociology as the study of people "doing things together"?
Howard Becker
58 - Who described conflict in society
Max Weber's
59 - Who described definition of culture?
B Tylor
60 - Who described the New Age Movement as an 'alternative counter-cultural movement'?
Paul Heelas
61 - Who described urbanism as a way of life ?
Wirth
62 - Who described urbanism as a way of life _____________?
Wirth
63 - Who described urbanism as a way of life?
Wirth
64 - Who developed Conflict Theory?
Karl Marx
65 - Who developed the Conflict Theory?
Karl Marx
66 - Who developed the idea of the looking glass self
Charles Horton Cooley
67 - Who disagreed with Karl Marx, that religion, not economics, was the central force in social change?
Max Weber
68 - Who discussed and advocated the role of women and children in society?
Harriet Martineau
69 - Who elects the government?
People
70 - Who established Satya Shodhak Samaj?
Jyotiba Phoole
71 - Who exercised real power during Japan's feudal era?
Shogun
72 - Who famously stated the medium is the message?
Marshall McLuhan
73 - Who famously stated the medium is the message_______________?
Marshall McLuhan
74 - Who first introduced the notion of anomie into sociology ?
Durkheim
75 - Who first introduced the notion of anomie into sociology ?
Durkheim
76 - Who first introduced the notion of anomie into sociology?
Durkheim
77 - Who first propagated the idea that societies could be analysed as systems with self-equilibrating properties?
Vilfredo Pareto
78 - Who found a clear link between age and wealth?
The Birmingham Commission
79 - Who found that 77% of workers under 20 earned below the living wage?
the Resolution Foundation
80 - Who found that a large amount of wealth is inherited?
Tony Atkinson
81 - Who founded sociology
Auguste Comte
82 - who founded the conflict theory
Karl Marx
83 - Who gave concept of social identity?
Richard Jenkins
84 - Who gave distinctions between value-free and value-relevant concept
Max Weber's
85 - Who gave the theory of "Ideal Type"
Max Weber
86 - Who gave the theory of Class Conflict
Karl Marx
87 - Who gave theory of " Class Struggle "?
Karl Marx
88 - Who had given the concept of Sanskritisation?
M. N. Srinivas
89 - Who had given the idea of class struggle?
Karl marx
90 - Who had given the idea of cultural lag?
Ogburn
91 - Who had given the theory of Social mobility?
Sorokin
92 - Who had initiated the work on the total communities of India namely "People of India Project"?
K.S. Singh
93 - Who has a similar argument to Douglas that parents own education is the most important factor affecting children's achievement?
Feinstein
94 - Who has allowing its free-market economy
Spencer
95 - Who has argued that ethno methods are 'reflexively accountable'?
Garfinkel
96 - Who has argued that 'even the change in Indian society has to be studied by studying its deep rooted traditions'?
P. Mukherjee
97 - Who has considered that 'most often action is routine and relatively unreflexive'?
Alfred Schultz
98 - Who has criticized the economic determinism to be implicit in parts of Marx's original work?
Habermas
99 - Who has defined bureaucracy as " a system of administration characterized by expertness, impartiality and the absence of humanity"?
Max Weber
100 - Who has defined neofunctionalism as "a self-critical strand of functional theory"?
Alexander and Colomy
101 - Who has defined the family as "the biological social unit composed of husband, wife and children"?
Eliott and Merrill
102 - Who has developed the social systems approach?
Talcott Parsons
103 - Who has divided the culture into material and non material?
Ogburn
104 - Who has envisioned an alternative stage (an alternative society) in which "speech will cease to govern the stage"?
Derrida
105 - Who has explained society has an objective existence apart from individuals?
Emile Durkheim
106 - Who has given functional theory of social stratification?
K. Davis
107 - Who has given the concept of cultural pattern?
Ruth Benedict
108 - Who has opined that caste system and not village studies are integral to Indian civilization?
Louis Dumont
109 - Who has propounded the "Theory of Differential Association"?
H. Sutherland
110 - Who has refused to pay the Living Wage to its employees in 2013?
supermarkets
111 - Who has stated that in India, direction of change is represented in a linear evolutionary form from 'traditionalization' towards 'modernization'?
Yogendra Singh
112 - Who has stated that neofunctionalism devotes roughly equal attention to 'action and order'?
J. Alexander
113 - Who has stated that the entire course of Indian History shows tribal elements being fused into a general society?
Kosambi
114 - Who has tried to divide the functions of an institution as manifest and latent?
Merton
115 - Who has turned to concept of function
Durkheium
116 - Who has written the book "urbanisation and family change"?
M. S. Gore
117 - Who held that Indian tribals were backward Hindus
G.S.GHURYE
118 - Who held the view that Indian tribals were backward Hindus?
G.S. Ghurye
119 - Who in developing the theory of deviance utilized explanatory factors that are typical of functional analysis, namely, cultural goals and institutionalized norms?
Merton
120 - Who introduced the idea of applying the scientific method to studying society?
Auguste Comte
121 - Who is a theorist?
A person who considers certain facts and comes up with possible explanations
122 - Who is an example of primary kin?
Mother
123 - Who is considered a founder of conflict theory?
Karl Marx
124 - Who is considered a founder of Structural Functionalism?
Emile Durkheim
125 - Who is considered a founder of Symbolic Interaction?
Max Weber
126 - Who is considered as the first woman sociologist?
Harriet Martineau
127 - Who is considered the "Father of Sociology"​
Auguste Comte
128 - Who is considered the Father of Sociology?
Auguste Comte
129 - Who is considered the found father of Sociology?
Auguste Compte
130 - Who is considered the founder of Conflict theory?
Karl Marx
131 - Who is considered the founder of sociology?
Auguste Comte
132 - Who is considered the founder of Symbolic Interactionism?
Max Weber
133 - Who is considered the founding father of sociology?
Auguste Comte
134 - Who is considered to be "the father of Sociology?"
August Comte
135 - Who is considered to be the father of sociology?
August Comte
136 - Who is considered to be the founder of Sociology and first applied scientific method to studying society?
Auguste Comte
137 - Who is father of sociology?
August Comte
138 - Who is known as the Father of sociology
Comte
139 - Who is known as the father of sociology for his coining of the term?
Auguste Comte
140 - Who is more likely to be a member of the working poor?
A waitress who is a single mom
141 - Who is most closely associated with the view that the equal and impartial treatment of each case is a strength of bureaucracies ?
Paul Gay
142 - Who is most closely associated with the view that the equal and impartial treatment of each case is a strength of bureaucracies?
Paul Gay
143 - Who is most likely to say that "religion is the thread that holds society together?"
Emile Durkheim
144 - Who is of the opinion that the notion of fundamental opposition between the pure and the impure is the hallmark of the caste system?
Louis Dumont
145 - Who is of the view that social unrest is rooted in the capitalist path of development?
R. Desai
146 - Who is responsible for making sure that Sociologists stick to acceptable research guidelines?
BSA
147 - WHO IS RESPONSIBLE FOR THE CONFLICT THEORY OF SOCIOLOGY?
MARX
148 - Who is said to be the father of Sociology?
Auguste Comte
149 - Who is said to have deconstructed language and social institutions?
Derrida
150 - Who is the American sociologist that supported immigrants and poor people by establishing settlement housing.
Jane Addams
151 - Who is the author of the book entitled "Alienation and Freedom"?
R. Blauner
152 - Who is the author of the book 'Rules of Sociological method'?
Emile Durkheim
153 - Who is the Author of the Book: "Essay on the principle of population"?
T. Malthus
154 - Who is the British Sociologist that came up with the term Social Darwinism .....
Herbert Spencer
155 - Who is the conflict theorist?
Karl Marx
156 - Who is the fastest-growing population group among American workers? (2)
Hispanics
157 - Who is the father of Indian sociology?
G/. S. Ghurye
158 - Who is the Father of our nation?
Gandhi
159 - who is the father of sociology
Auguste Comte
160 - Who is the Father of sociology?
Auguste Comte
161 - Who is the father of Symbolic Interactionism?
George Herbert Mead
162 - Who is the first among the following leading scholars who led the disability movement in Indian context?
Mrs. Anita Ghai
163 - Who is the founder of sociology
August Comte
164 - Who is the founder of Sociology, who wanted to find an order to chaos, and said Sociologists were concerned with order and change?
Auguste Comte
165 - Who is the founder of sociology? And believed that science could uncover the laws that make society operates?
Auguste Comte
166 - Who is the founder of structural functionalism?
Parsons
167 - Who is the founder that developed social Darwinism?
Spencer
168 - Who is the proponent of functionalism?
Emile Durkheim
169 - WHO is the proponent of sociology?
Auguste Comte
170 - Who is the theorist of the The Looking Glass Theory?
Charles Horton Cooley
171 - Who is the writer of "sociology " book?
Spencer
172 - Who is the yellow one?
Mittu
173 - Who is this criticism referring to? he describes himself as a cultural deprivation theorists because he recognising these students are lacking something. However unlike most cultural deprivation theorists-he recognises that working class fail not because
Bernstein
174 - Who is this?
Julia Gillard
175 - Who is writer of 'society'book?
Maciver and page
176 - Who laid the foundation for the theoretical perspective of symbolic interactionism?
George Herbert Mead
177 - Who made the distinction of two opposing spheres of 'Female world of emotion and cooperation and male world of rationality and competition'?
Talcott Parsons
178 - Who of the following believed that increase in population in many causes helped in the progress and growth of human society and civilisation?
F. S. Nitti
179 - Who of the following believed that increase in population in many causes helped in the progress and growth of human society and civilisation?
F. S. Nitti
180 - Who of the following usually migrate in less numbers?
Young females with families.
181 - Who opened Hull House?
Jane Addams
182 - Who originally used the term cult to refer to groups with less formalised membership and less challenging teachings?
Howard Becker
183 - Who popularized the use of empirical data based evidence into Sociology
Durkheim
184 - Who predicted over 45 years ago that the rise of electronic media would crate a "global village," thereby reducing the barriers created by physical distance?
Marshall McLuhan
185 - Who propounded the "Theory of Circulation of Elites"?
Pareto
186 - Who propounded the concept of social action?
Merton
187 - Who propounded the principle of social evolution?
Spencer
188 - Who published a book each year from 1896-1914
W.E.B Du Bois
189 - Who put forward the seven 'dimensions of religion'?
Ninian Smart
190 - Who put forward the term 'Disneyization'?
Alan Bryman
191 - Who really owns the corporation? the:
stockholders
192 - Who ruled Britain in the Victorian ages?
Queen Victoria
193 - Who said education encourages a sense of solidarity?
Durkheim
194 - Who said natural selection would ensure the survival of the fittest people in society?
Herbert Spencer
195 - Who Said Religion is the Opium of Masses
Marx
196 - Who said social behavior must be explained by social factors instead of psychological factors?
Emile Durkheim
197 - Who said that 'only one role is associated with one status'?
Ralph Linton
198 - Who said that the social stratification in India is based on 'purity and pollution'?
Louis Dumont
199 - Who said that working class parents place less value on education?
Douglas
200 - Who said the, "Man is a social animal"?
Aristotle
201 - Who said there would be a revolution by the people that would lead to a classless society?
Karl Marx
202 - Who said this? "parents use language to evaluate their own understanding of abilities such as 'what do you think? are you ready for the next step?"'
Hubbs-Tait et al
203 - Who said this? "We use a broad definition of health that encompasses both physical and mental health, as well as well-being. This means we are not only interested in whether or not people are ill or have a health condition, but also in how healthy and wel
Department of Health
204 - Who said, " Western education leads to the modernization of perspectives in traditional, non-industrial societies"?
Michael Armer and Robert Youtz
205 - Who said."the process whereby religious thinking, practice and institutions lose social significance"
Wilson
206 - Who saw a link between slavery and the oppression of women?
Harriet Martineau
207 - Who saw Modernization as a process of rationalization that affects economic life, law, administration and religion?
Max Weber
208 - Who says we live in a Patriarchal society?
Feminism
209 - WHO SPARKED THE START ON THE INDUSTRIAL REVOLUTION?
INVENTORS OF TECHNOLOGICAL ADVANCEMENTS.
210 - Who started Hull House?
Jame Addams
211 - Who started the Bengali Social Reform Movement?
Raja Ram Mohan Roy
212 - Who stated that humans behave based on their understanding of the situation?
Max Weber
213 - Who stated that 'Politics is about power, politics occurs when there are differentials in power'?
R.E. Dowse and J.A. Hughes
214 - Who stated that there is a similarity between women and slaves and how they are treated?
Harriet Martineau
215 - Who stated that war is the continuation of political intercourse by other means ?
Martin Shaw
216 - Who stated that war is the continuation of political intercourse by other means?
Martin Shaw
217 - Who stated that we do not attempt to explain bronze in terms of its separate parts (lead, copper, and tin). Instead, we consider bronze a totally new metal created by the combination of several other metals. He said that groups work in the same fashion
Émile Durkheim
218 - Who strengthens the economy of country?
Government
219 - Who studied gender conflict?
Harriett Martineau
220 - Who studied race conflict?
W.E.B. DuBois
221 - Who studied the experience of the individual?
Max Weber
222 - Who studied the structural and functional unity of joint family in 'Mahua'?
I. P. Desai
223 - Who suggested that people are drawn to religious fundamentalism due to marginalisation and feelings of relative deprivation?
Steve Bruce
224 - Who talks about 'role allocation'?
Davis & Moore
225 - Who teaches children norms and values of a culture?
Family
226 - Who teaches this class?
Ms. Favor
227 - Who theorized that we might be witnessing the clash of civilizations ?
Samuel Huntington
228 - Who theorized that we might be witnessing the clash of civilizations?
Samuel Huntington
229 - Who thought that bureaucracy and rationalization, rather than just the economy, caused alienation?
Weber
230 - Who thought that within organizations there exists an iron law of oligarchy ?
Robert Michel's
231 - Who thought that within organizations there exists an iron law of oligarchy in sociology of science?
Robert Michaels
232 - Who thought that within organizations there exists an iron law of oligarchy?
Robert Michels
233 - Who translated Sociological writings from French into English? (Qui a traduit les ecrits sociologiques du français vers l'anglais?)
Martineau
234 - Who used sociology to explain the existence of poverty, capitalism, and class struggle?
Karl Marx
235 - Who used the term "survival of the fittest" in Sociology to refer to groups who out compete others?
Spencer
236 - Who used to do shifting agriculture?
Tribes
237 - Who viewed the sociological imagination as more than just a concept or theory? Durkheim Americans Herbert Spencer C. Wright Mills
Wright Mills
238 - Who wanted to use the scientific method to study human behavior?
Auguste Comte
239 - Who was a student and a budding sociologists at university of Chicago
Sudhir Venkatesh
240 - Who was Auguste Comte?
All of the above
241 - WHO WAS COMTE?
FATHER OF SOCIOLOGY
242 - Who was Comte's Mentor?
Saint Simon
243 - Who was concerned with the composition of 'self' at the 'micro' level of social action and interaction?
Goffman
244 - Who was father of Sociology?
Auguste Comte
245 - Who was German sociologists?
Ferdinand Tonnies
246 - Who was Greek philospher during 427-347 BCE
Plato
247 - WHO WAS MARTINEAU?
FIRST WOMAN OF SOCIOLOGY, WHO FOUGTH FOR EQUALITY
248 - Who was recognized as the father of sociology?
Auguste Comte
249 - WHO WAS SPENCER?
SOCIAL THINKER WHO SUPPORTED SOCIAL DARWINISM
250 - Who was the "Father of Sociology"?
Auguste Comte
251 - Who was the father of sociology?
Auguste Comte
252 - Who was the first professor of sociology subject?
Emile durkims
253 - Who was the first sociologist to examine religion in society?
Emile Durkheim
254 - Who was the founder of Conflict Theory
Karl marx
255 - Who was the founder of conflict theory?
Marx
256 - Who was the founder of Sociology?
Auguste Comte
257 - Who was the head of Formalistic School?
Weber
258 - Who was the profounder of the Patriarchal theory of the state?
Sir Henry Maine
259 - Who were some of the early leaders of sociology in the United States?
W. E. B. Dubois and Jane Addams
260 - Who were the 5 main sociologists?
All of the above
261 - Who would most likely say, "competition is at the heart of social relationships?"
Herbert Spencer
262 - Who would this quote most likely belong to? The survival of the fittest, which I have here sought to express in mechanical terms, is that which Mr. Darwin has called "natural selection," or the preservation of favored races in the struggle for life.
Herbert Spencer
263 - Who wrote "Economy and Society" in 1922?
Max Weber
264 - Who wrote Manifesto of the Communist party?
Karl Marx
265 - Who wrote the book "Social Background of Indian Nationalism"?
R. Desai
266 - Who wrote the book "Social stratification and change in India"?
Yogendra Singh
267 - Who wrote the book "The Division of Labour"
Emile Durkheim
268 - Who wrote The Division of Labor in Society?
Emile Durkheim
269 - Who wrote the first book on the methodology of social research How to Observe Manners and Morals ?
Harriet Martineau
270 - Who wrote the first book on the methodology of social research How to Observe Manners and Morals?
Harriet Martineau
271 - Who wrote The Metropolis and Mental Life (1903) ?
Georg Simmel
272 - Who wrote The Metropolis and Mental Life (1903) ?
Georg Simmel
273 - Who wrote The Metropolis and Mental Life (1903)?
Georg Simmel
274 - Who wrote The Protestant Ethic and the Spirit of Capitalism?
Max Weber
275 - who wrote the protestant work ethic and the sprit of capitalism
Max Weber
276 - Who wrote The Souls of Black Folk?
W.E.B. Du Bois
277 - Who, among the following coined the term 'sociology'?
Auguste Comte
278 - Who, among the following is the founder of 'functionalism' in Sociology?
Emile Durkheim
279 - Who, of the following, is the author of the book "Economy and Society"?
Max Weber
280 - Whos founded structural functionalism
Emile Durkheim
281 - Whose called father's of Sociology?
August commte
282 - Whose idea of organic evolution had significant influence on early sociological thoughts.?
Charles Darwin
283 - Whose main concern for studying society was so that improvements could be made?
Auguste Comte
284 - Whose name is associated with J.L.Lubbock's in presenting the theory of primitive promicuism?
Bliss
285 - Whose name is associated with the theory of voluntarism?
Frank Fetter
286 - Whose name is associated with the theory of voluntarism?
Only (A) & (B)
287 - Whose theorizing according societal change comes closer to lqbal,s verse. Tujh ko bataoon taqdeer-e-huma kia hai shamsheer o Sannan Awwal taus o rabab akhir ?
Karl Max
288 - Whose theorizing according societal change comes closer to lqbal's verse. Tujh ko bataoon taqdeer-e-huma kia hai shamsheer o Sannan Awwal taus o rabab akhir.
Karl Max
289 - Why are people living longer than ever before?
better health care
290 - Why are the early middle years often particularly stressful for women?
They often juggle the roles of parent and employee.
291 - Why are wealthy parents more likely than poor parents to socialize their children toward creativity and problem solving?
Wealthy parents are socializing their children toward the skills of white-collar employment.
292 - Why are women far more likely to be poor than men?
custody of children
293 - Why did Cooley refer to certain groups as "primary groups"?They are among the first groups we experience in life. They include more members than secondary groups. They sometimes only exist for a short period of time. Their members often consider group mem
They are among the first groups we experience in life.
294 - Why did Jane Addams establish her project where she did?
It was surrounded by the poor she wanted to help.
295 - Why did Marx believe that social change was necessary in society?
It helps correct inequality and injustice
296 - Why did people move to the cities during the Industrial revolution?
Jobs in factories
297 - Why did sociologist Pattillo spend years studying places like "Groveland" in Chicago's South Side for her book Black Picket Fences?
To shed light on the un-researched demographic of black middle class families
298 - Why do consumers not like monopolies?
it makes prices too high
299 - Why do many sociologists use scare quotes when discussing race ?
the concept has no scientific basis but is still widely used
300 - Why do many sociologists use scare quotes when discussing race?
the concept has no scientific basis but is still widely used
301 - Why do middle class children benefit from streaming?
Only (A) & (B)
302 - Why do people conform to fit in a group?
People like to be included and groups tend to favor conformity.
303 - Why do societies have rewards, sanctions, and punishments?
so that values are put into action
304 - Why do sociologists carry out research?
To find out more about an aspect of society
305 - Why do sociologists criticize the "Culture of Poverty" theory?
It blames the victim
306 - Why do sociologists need multiple theoretical paradigms?
Because different paradigms are useful in different situations and for answering different kinds of questions.
307 - Why do sociologists need theoretical paradigms?
Because the raw facts don't interpret themselves.....they need models to help evaluate them.
308 - Why do sociologists need to be careful when drawing conclusions from twin studies?
The sample sizes are often small.
309 - Why do sociologists use the category race ?
it is a social category which has real effects on people lives
310 - Why do sociologists use the category race ?
it is social category which has real effects on people's lives
311 - Why do sociologists use the category race?
it is social category which has real effects on peoples lives
312 - Why do some people get better jobs according to Davis and Moore
Only (A) & (B)
313 - Why do the rich commit crime according to Marxists?
greed (profit)
314 - Why do we use ethics in Science?
To ensure that we are always doing the right thing in our experiments
315 - Why do women have a higher chance of being poor?
they make less money than men
316 - Why does a person's category not qualify as a social group?
They could be complete strangers
317 - Why does cultural lag occur?
some aspects of society change more/less rapidly than other aspect
318 - Why does Mike Davis (1990) describe Los Angeles as a city of quartz ?
it has been hardened against the poor
319 - Why does Mike Davis (1990)describe Los Angeles as a city of quartz?
it has been hardened against the poor
320 - Why does social stratification exist?
Unequal access to rewards
321 - Why is a dyad so unstable in comparison to much larger groups?
Both members in a dyad must work to keep the group going or it collapses
322 - Why is a larger random sample more desirable in survey research?
Larger samples are more likely to be representative of the population.
323 - Why is a sociological perspective needed?
Only (A) & (B)
324 - Why is age identity such as childhood or adulthood seen to be socially constructed?
Only (A) & (B)
325 - Why is choosing a random sample an effective way to select participants?
The researcher has no control over who is in the study
326 - Why is continuous contact among its membersimportant for the formation of a primary group?
Close contact helps people in a primarygroup learn to work well together.
327 - Why is divorce more common in today's world compared to the past?
All of the above
328 - Why is family an important cultural universal?
Family have children and raise them until old enough to fend for themselves.
329 - Why is force not he most effective means for political rule ?
Honor is denied to those who rule by force alone
330 - Why is force not he most effective means for political rule?
Honor is denied to those who rule by force alone
331 - Why is it harder to do experiments in sociology?
It goes against ethics
332 - Why is social structure important to the study of sociology?
Sociologists study patterns rather than individual actions.
333 - Why is Sociology studied?
all of the above are why sociology is studied
334 - Why is symbolic interactionism criticized?It difficult to remain objective It sucks It is inaccurate It is very similar to the articulate theory
It is difficult to remain objective
335 - Why is the age 30 transition often a difficult time of life?
Divorces are common.
336 - Why is the private ownership of property deemed beneficial?
None of the above
337 - Why should scientists include a detailed description of how they conducted their research when they present their conclusions?
so that the experiment can be repeated by others
338 - Why was the Stanford Prison Experiemnt terminated early?
A third party saw how the subjects were being treated
339 - Why were people moving from farms to factory life
Only (A) & (B)
340 - Why were railroads so important during this time?
they moved goods more quickly and less expensively over greater distances
341 - Wich is in Webers typology of human motives
All of the above
342 - Widely accepted behavior patterns that changes periodically
fashion
343 - Widely circulating piece of information that is not verified as being true or false
rumor
344 - widely held negative attitudes toward a group & its individual members
prejudice
345 - Widely held negative attitudes towards a group and its individual members is:
prejudice
346 - Widely held preconceptions of a group (minority or majority) and its individual members
Prejudice
347 - Wife husband prime minister and student are all examples of..... status.
Achieved
348 - Wild or untamed children; children with few human characteristics other than appearance.
feral children
349 - Will people get mad if you "break" a folkway?
No
350 - William F Whyte's study of a low-income Italian neighborhood in Boston was a classic example of_____________?
participant observation research
351 - William F Whyte's study of a low-income ltalian neighbourthood in Boston was a classic example of.
participant observation research
352 - William Horton Cooley believed that we gained our sense of self through contact with .....
Others
353 - Winning acceptance is an important part of what agent of socialization?
Peer Groups
354 - Wirth (1938) said that social relationships in the urban way of life were segmental because.
people knew each other only through specific situational roles and not as whole rounded individuals
355 - Wirth (1938) said that social relationships in the urban way of life were segmental because______________?
people knew each other only through specific situational roles and not as whole rounded individuals
356 - Wirth (1938) said that social relationships in the urban way of life were segmental because______________?
people knew each other only through specific situational roles and not as whole rounded individuals
357 - With over 3000 different languages spoken in the world, which of the following statements is TRUE?
All of the Above
358 - With the exit of the Hindus and Sikhs Pakistan became a.
Uni-religious state
359 - With the exit of the Hindus and Sikhs Pakistan became a_____________?
Uni-religious state
360 - With the shift from family capitalism to industrial capitalism the important unit became the.
corporation
361 - With the weird behavior, the student tends to ..... her friends and even her teachers.
alienate
362 - With this method, you are restating EXACTLY what the data says and coming to no conclusions.
Descriptive Statistics
363 - With which of government courts are related?
Judiciary
364 - Within Conflict Perspective the powerful military, industrial, and political leadership that shapes domestic and foreign policy are referred to as .....
The Power Elite
365 - Within how many days should the job card be issued after the registration
15
366 - Within Sociology which thinker has discussed industrial institutions in his work?
All of the above
367 - Without analyzing social life from a microsociological perspective, it will be difficult to do which of the following?
understand a person's everyday life
368 - Without any moral underpinnings
Folkways
369 - Without stabilized prices.
all of the above
370 - Without using this, students will be unable to see the connections of their personal lives to events within society.
Sociological Imagination
371 - Woman in the household has authority
Matriarchy
372 - Women after divorce.
experience a 45 percent drop in income
373 - Women are a minority group insofar as.
they are treated unequally and are aware of their minority status
374 - Women become more independent because they are no longer need to help as much at home and on the farm
industrial
375 - Women first assumed subordinate roles when they.
ceased to gather the majority of the food supply
376 - Women have been excluded from the public sphere because.
all of the above
377 - Women have been excluded from the public sphere because_____________?
all of the above
378 - Women of which ethnic group are least likely to have a white partner ?
Bangladeshi
379 - Women of which ethnic group are least likely to have a white partner?
Bangladeshi
380 - Women remain at home while the men take the herds to different pastures.
pastoral
381 - Women were meant for the 4 C's, what are they?
Church, Cooking, Clothing, Children
382 - Women's rate of diagnosed depression is.
twice as high as men's
383 - 'Women's Rights are human rights' as an international policy for women's empowerment was accepted in an International Conference of Women held in
Beijing
384 - Won the Nobel peace prize in 1931. A. Jane Addams B. Harriet Martineau C. Emile Durkheim
Jane Addams
385 - Worked for the emancipation of both women and slaves
Martineau
386 - Workers at an insurance company are expected to work five hours of overtime a week without extra pay. If they do not, the boss has implied they will probably never receive a promotion. Which of the following describes this situation?
coercion
387 - Workers who sell their labor in exchange for wages.
Proletariat
388 - Working class; laborers for bourgeoisie
proletariat
389 - Working single mothers and their children and African Americans are over-represented among the ..... class.
working poor
390 - Working-class families:
live at risk for unemployment as their firms "downsize" by laying off workers even in good times.
391 - World overpopulation could be prevented by.
zero population growth worldwide
392 - World Systems analysis is
Immanuel Wallerstein's view of the global economic system as divided between certain industrialized nations that control wealth and developing countries that are controlled and exploited
393 - World systems analysis is closely aligned with.
new urban sociology
394 - World systems analysis is closely aligned with_________________?
new urban sociology
395 - WORLD WATER DAY
44642
396 - World-affirming religions.
react against the loss of any meaningful religious content in the teachings of churches
397 - World-affirming religions_______________?
react against the loss of any meaningful religious content in the teachings of churches
398 - World-systems theory distinguishes between core peripheral and semi-peripheral countries Which one of the following countries is part of the semi-periphery ?
Brazil
399 - World-systems theory distinguishes between core peripheral and semi-peripheral countries Which one of the following countries is part of the semi-periphery?
Brazil
400 - Would a case study be qualitative or quantitative research?
Qualitative
401 - Writer who believed that there is conflict between the bourgeoisie and the proletariat
Karl Marx
402 - Written questionnaires are the most commonly used form of social survey. Tick ways in which they can be administered.
All of the above
403 - Written rules of beliefs, attitudes, and behaviors that are considered acceptable in a particular social group or culture
Social Norms
404 - Written rules of conduct enacted and enforced by the government are called .....?
Laws
405 - Written rules of conduct enacted and enforced by the government.
Laws
406 - Written rules of conduct that are enacted and enforced by the government
laws
407 - written set of questions that participants answer
Survey
408 - Wrote a book entitled "The Culture of Narcissism".
Christopher Lasch
409 - Wrote the book, "Positive Philosophy."
Auguste Comte
410 - Wrote the Communist Manifesto and co-wrote Das Kapital (with Friedrich Engels), how capitalism influenced society
Karl Marx
411 - Xi and his family are living in the Kalahari Desert near what country?
Botswana
412 - Yields many responses, quantitative data is easy to chart, can get data from a large group
Survey
413 - you accept the goals of society and the means of reaching those goals
conformity
414 - You are a student at XYZ College and You have your sociology and history final exams on the same morning Your know that preparing for both exams at the same time is going to lead to lower grades in one or both of the exams The conflict that you are experi
role strain
415 - You are a student at XYZ College and You have your sociology and history final exams on the same morning Your know that preparing for both exams at the same time is going to lead to lower grades in one or both of the exams The conflict that you are experi
role strain
416 - You are buying a house and have several appointments with your lawyer to complete the necessary paperwork. This is an example of a
secondary relationship.
417 - You know, the guy who works in my office. Well .he's going to be promoted
apparently
418 - You must learn to organize your washing into coloureds and whites.
sort out
419 - You need to learn to relax. Why don't you start doing yoga?
take up
420 - You promised that you'd help me, and now you're won't. You've really me .
let down
421 - You want to conduct research on the importance of teenagers taking driver's education. Before you begin collecting data, you write down the following: Teenagers who have taken driver's education will have fewer accidents in their first two years of drivin
It is a hypothesis
422 - You want to do research on the effects of a weight lifting program on a group of high school students. You divide the in half; one half performs the program three times a week, the second group continues on with their normal routine. The group performing
experimental
423 - You want to do research on the effects of human interaction on a group of kittens. You divide the group in half; one half is played with for an hour, twice a day. The other group is left alone. Both groups can play among themselves as much as they wish. t
control
424 - You want to do research on the effects of human interaction on a group of kittens. You divide the group in half; one half is played with for an hour, twice a day. The other group is left alone. Both groups can play among themselves as much as they wish. T
experimental
425 - Young couples who have children very soon after marriage.
spend very little time together
426 - Your achieved status can include:
skills and abilites
427 - Your basketball team plays 5 games. Your team scores: 10 points in the first game, 3 points in the second game, 2 points in the third game, 5 points in the fourth game, and 0 points in the fifth game. What was the mean number of points your team scored fo
4 points
428 - Your car, your money, your house (if you own one) are all considered.....
Wealth
429 - Your closest friends would best be considered your
In-group
430 - YOUR FAMILY WOULD BE AND EXAMPLE OF WHAT KIND OF GROUP?
PRIMARY
431 - Your family would best be considered your
Primary Group
432 - Your image of yourself as a being separate from other people
self-concept
433 - Your mother believes that you should cook he family dinner every Wednesday night because it is part of your family duties. You believe you shouldn't have to cook because it takes too long and cuts into after-school activities. you and your mother have dif
perspectives
434 - Your mother believes that you should cook the family dinner every Wednesday night because it is part of your family duties. You believe you should not have to cook because it takes too long and cuts into after-school activities. You and your mother have d
perspectives.
435 - Your neighborhood
Horizontal
436 - Your point of view is your .....
Perspective
437 - Your primary status in education is
Learner
438 - Your representative in Congress believes in net neutrality, that refers to the:
principle that all internet data should be treated equally by internet providers
439 - Your Social Location is defined by your
All of the Above
440 - your socially defined position in a group is a .....
status
441 - Your Status is Student, what is your role?
All of the above
442 - Zemiology is:
The study of harm
443 - Zero population growth.
is actively pursued by many of the underdeveloped nations
444 - Zip Fastener invented need in
1891
445 - Zygmunt Bauman in his powerful sociological study modernity and holocaust was given in
1989
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