1 - Most controversial group in India are
Untouchable
2 - Most cultures have been found to identify laughter as a sign of humor, joy, or pleasure. Therefore, laughter is an example of:
Cultural universal
3 - Most events that occur in our lives have multiple causes.
Fact
4 - Most housing styles in America are based off of what region in the world's designs with distinct American additions?
European
5 - Most ideologies consist of.
a body of doctrines beliefs and symbols
6 - Most important step in formulating a research problem is
framing of question
7 - Most innovations require some
parameters
8 - Most members of society are involved in similar occupations and have similar values .Bound together by common experience and shared beliefs .The above statements refer to
Mechanical solidarity
9 - Most of caste system exist in
India
10 - Most of sociologists agree that science plays a crucial role in
Sociology
11 - Most of the people in the upper class fall into this category, including many famous sports stars and entertainers.
the lower-uppers
12 - Most people believe that human behaviour is product of
Biological imperative
13 - most people have service related jobs
postindustrial society
14 - Most population experts.
expect population to level off at between 8 and 15 billion people
15 - Most researchers today use only two approaches to determine social class They are the.
occupational prestige and socioeconomic status(SES)
16 - Most significant new way of classifying and understanding societies has been through development of
Human development
17 - Most social changes carry a threat to some vested interests who then oppose these changes are
real
18 - Most social scientists believe that the factors that have the most influence on personality are
environmental
19 - Most societies.
encourage marriage
20 - Most sociologists can have an impact on world and sociologists has to think about this moment is
Value implications
21 - Most sociologists conduct research in highly controlled laboratory settings.
Fiction
22 - Most sociology can have an impact on world and sociologist has to think about this impact is called
Value implications
23 - Mostly the drugs are used for a number of causes a few.
All of the above
24 - Mostly the drugs are used for a number of causes a few_________________?
All of the above
25 - Movement between or within social classes or strata
social mobility
26 - Movement between social classes
Vertical Mobility
27 - Movement from one occupation to another within the same social class
Horizontal mobility
28 - movement of individuals or groups between social classes
social mobility
29 - Movement of people from one social class to another
social mobility
30 - Movement to an upper or lower social class due to occupation
Vertical mobility
31 - Movement to an upper or lower social class over the course of a generation
Intergenerational mobility
32 - Movement whose goal is to promote or prevent social change; the most structured & rational form of collective behavior
social movement
33 - Movement within a social class
Horizontal Mobility
34 - Movement within a social class or strata is called
horizontal mobility
35 - Moving from a job with equal social status
Horizontal Mobility
36 - Moving up from one social class to another is called
social mobility
37 - Mr. Cerovac, prior to being a teacher, was once a worker at Chick-Fil-A. Mr. Cerovac quit his job at Chick-Fil-A to accept a job at Burger King. Going from Chick-Fil-A to Burger King is an example of
Horizontal Mobility
38 - Mr. Gaynor refuses to join TikTok. This is an example of:
Culture lag
39 - Mr. S. sets up an experiment to see how the mass of a ball affects the distance it rolls off a ramp. Identify the independent variable.
mass of the ball
40 - Mrs. Buchanan is leaving..... how will you keep in touch with her now?
All of the above
41 - Mrs. Hess made a diagram connecting each student with his or her friends in the class. What type of diagram is this?
sociogram
42 - Ms. S set up an experiment to see how the mass of a ball affects the distance it rolls off a ramp. What is the dependent variable?
Distance traveled by the ball
43 - Ms. Zaleski is young, fashionable, and beautiful. Normative or empirical statement?
Normative statement
44 - 'Multiculturalism' is:
All of these options
45 - Multinational Corporations" was written by
Richard Barnet
46 - Multiple causation
The belief that an event occurs as a result of several factors working in combination
47 - Multiple choice questions, like this one, are examples of what type of question?
Close-ended
48 - Murray though that the underclass consisted of people who.
all of the above
49 - Murray though that the underclass consisted of people who______________?
all of the above
50 - My family is part of my ....., while many of my coworkers are part of my .....
Primary Group; Secondary Group
51 - My favorite class in college was ..... because I am fascinated with how people get along.
sociology
52 - My grandfather was a very good footballer. He a professional if he had wanted to.
could have been
53 - My husband and my daughters constitute my.
family of procreation
54 - My husband and my daughters constitute my____________?
family of procreation
55 - My letter .yesterday, but it didn't.
should have arrived
56 - My teacher's name is:
Ms. Mishevich
57 - NABARD was set up in .....
1982
58 - NAFTA binds which three countries into a single commercial entity?
United States Canada Mexico
59 - naire and interview studies are systematic ways of asking s under______________?
Scientific control
60 - naive
(adj.) innocent, unsophisticated, showing lack of worldly knowledge and experience
61 - Name a main perspective of looking at society.
All of the above
62 - Name an Example of a sociological experiment.
Stanford Prison Exercise
63 - Name an Example of a sociological survey.
Lois Benjamin's study on African American Elites and the effects of racism
64 - Name any of the causes of conflict.
Only (A) & (B)
65 - Name the leader of the Dalits and lower castes that made efforts to achieve freedom for Dalits to walk on a public road.
Ayyankali
66 - Name the social process
Evolution
67 - Name the two types of social groups
Only (A) & (B)
68 - Name this famous sociologist who had propounded the concept of middle range theory in Sociology?
Robert Merton
69 - Naomi Klein defines Culture Jamming as:
the disruption of advertising in order to subvert the cultural messaging.
70 - Nation states emerged in Europe in the historical period of.
the Renaissance
71 - National Plolicy on Education (1986) makes a recommendation that " the existing schism between the formal system of education and the country's rich and varied cultural tradition needs to be bridged". This assumes that
there is insufficient progress of education in India.
72 - National, Regional, Organizational, Team, and Individual
Levels of Culture
73 - Nationalism and population
are closely linked with each other.
74 - Natural resources are.
finite
75 - Need and demand.
are unrelated concepts
76 - Need was patented by Thompson in
1845
77 - Need was reinvented by Dunlop in
1888
78 - Need" means
state of felt deprivation
79 - Needs are real if
people feel that they are real
80 - Needs have greatly effects on
social change
81 - Needs" are
both a and b
82 - negative consequence an element has for the stability of society is called .....
dysfunction
83 - negative consequence of a social phenomena/structure
dysfunction
84 - negative consequence of an aspect of society is
dysfunction
85 - Negative deviance = ..... behavior
Unacceptable
86 - Negative life chances correspond to.
a low position in the stratification system
87 - Negative sanctions are
punishments or threats of punishment used to enforce conformity to norms.
88 - Nell Keddie said what that cultural deprivation is a myth and a victim blaming exercise but what is their year?
1973
89 - Nelson Mandela used which sport to help unify the people of South Africa after he was elected President?
Rugby
90 - Neocolonialism is defined as the
continuing dependence of former colonies on foreign countries
91 - Network of unrelated businesses operation under one umbrella
conglomerates
92 - New ..... allowed early people to hunt and build shelters more efficiently.
technology
93 - New age movements are an example of which type of religious movement ?
world-affirming
94 - New age movements are an example of which type of religious movement ?
world-affirming
95 - New age movements are an example of which type of religious movement?
world-affirming
96 - New communications technologies have revolutionized social life in the last 30 years or so Which of the following is not one of the four most significant technological trends making this revolution possible ?
robotics
97 - New communities, shared network of interest and complete strangers at click of mouse are called
All of the above
98 - New modes of speaking and communicating are appearing with texting, tweeting, photography sharing and you tubes web cam presentations non of these was possible before
1990
99 - New societal behaviors with important long-term consequences
social change
100 - New style terrorism differs from old style terrorism in three main ways Which of the following is not one of the three ?
it has a nationalist ideology
101 - New style terrorism differs from old style terrorism in three main ways Which of the following is not one of the three?
it has a nationalist ideology
102 - New urbanism was a movement started in 1980s decreasing dependency on.
Vehicular transportation
103 - New urbanism was a movement started in 1980s decreasing dependency on_____________?
Vehicular transportation
104 - newsletter
a printed report or letter containing news of interest to a particular group
105 - newsroom
office at a newspaper where news is prepared for publication
106 - New-style terrorism differs from the old-style in that.
it has ambitions that are global in scope
107 - New-style terrorism differs from the old-style in that______________?
it has ambitions that are global in scope
108 - Next society after hunter-gathers, began more permanent settlements, take care of family members in household
horticultural society
109 - Nickel and Dimed: On Not Getting By In America is a book by Barbara Ehrenreich based on her research on low-wage jobs in America. Inspired in part by the conversations surrounding welfare reform at the time, she decided to immerse herself ​in the world
Participant observer
110 - Nineteenth-century theories of social change reflect the pioneering work in biological evolution done by ____________?
Charles Darwin
111 - Nineteenth-century theories of social change reflect the pioneering work in biological evolution done by.
Charles Darwin
112 - Nineteenth-century theories of social change reflect the pioneering work in biological evolution done by____________?
Charles Darwin
113 - Nmae of the Dormitory of Naga Tribes?
Morung
114 - No social classes
hunting and gathering
115 - No society is exactly succeeded in
exactly copying and transmitting the culture of its ancestors.
116 - Noam Chomsky,s work is an example of which theoretical approach to the media ?
political economy
117 - Noam Chomsky's work is an example of which theoretical approach to the media?
political economy
118 - No-fault divorce has.
all but eliminated alimony and somewhat decreased the average child support award
119 - Nomads, usually less than 50 people, most all people are related
hunting and gathering society
120 - Non material culture consists of.
Customs and beliefs ideas
121 - Non material culture is.....
Abstract
122 - Non verbal communication are
All of the above
123 - nonacademic agenda that teaches discipline, conformity & cooperativeness
hidden curriculum
124 - non-bureaucratic approach to education based on democracy, flexibility & non-competiveness
open classroom
125 - Non-Institutionalized Tourist Roles
Only (A) & (B)
126 - Non-material culture
non physical creations such as symbols, language, beliefs, etc.
127 - Non-material culture consists of______________?
Customs and beliefs ideas
128 - Nonmaterial culture is defined as :
ideas, attitudes, and beliefs of a society
129 - Nonmaterial culture refers to a groups
Ways of think and doing
130 - Non-numeric data that expresses the quality of a relationship between two variables is called
qualitative data
131 - Non-numerical data (eg words or pictures)
Qualitative data
132 - Non-sacred
profane
133 - Non-sacred aspects of life
profane
134 - Norbert Elias argued that effective communication systems have an evolutionary survival value How did he illustrate this in humans ?
by studying the face
135 - Norbert Elias argued that effective communication systems have an evolutionary survival value How did he illustrate this in humans?
by studying the face
136 - Norco traffic means
pushing drugs
137 - Norco traffic means
pushing drugs
138 - Normal Curve" was discovered by
Gauss
139 - Normally you feel loyalty to this kind of groups:
IN-GROUPS
140 - Normative statements are:
Only (A) & (B)
141 - Norms
shared rules of conduct that tell people how to act in specific situations
142 - Norms are
standards of behaviour.
143 - Norms are
Standards of behaviour
144 - Norms are essentially.
rules for behavior
145 - Norms are.
all of the above
146 - Norms are.....
something that is usual, typical, or standard that is expected of a society.
147 - Norms can be in category of
idealism
148 - Norms can be in category of
idealism
149 - Norms governing everyday behavior, the violation of which raises comparatively little concern
folkways
150 - Norms in sociology can be defined
as high ideals of society.
151 - Norms regulate human behaviour through
well-established standards
152 - Norms that are enacted as formal rules by a political body and enforced by the power of the state.
laws
153 - Norms that are everyday habits and conventions.
folkways
154 - Norms that describe socially acceptable behavior but do not have great moral significance attached to them.
Folkways
155 - Norms that do not have great moral significance attached to them-the common customs of everyday life.
Folkways
156 - norms that do not have moral significance
folkway
157 - norms that doesn't have a great moral significance attached to them
folkways
158 - Norms that have great moral significance attached to them
mores
159 - Norms that have great moral significance attached to them are.....
Mores
160 - Norms that have great moral significance.
Mores
161 - Norms that have moral dimensions and should be done for the well being of society.
Mores
162 - norms that have moral significance
mores
163 - Norms that have no moral significance are called
folkways
164 - Norms that have no moral significance.
Folkways
165 - Norms that people consider vital to their well-being and to their most cherished values.
mores
166 - Norms with great moral significance are called
mores
167 - norms without any moral underpinnings.
folkways
168 - North America and Europe have less than 12% of the world's population but their share of the worlds private consumption is approximately ?
0.6
169 - North America and Europe have less than 12% of the world's population but their share of the worlds private consumption is approximately.
0.6
170 - Not all proposed innovations are accepted by
society
171 - Not all research raises serious ethical issues, but you should be sensitive to this matter throughout your investigation
Consider ethical issues
172 - Not budging in line is a what?
Norms
173 - Not directly connected with the problem of national integration is
lack of cultivable land
174 - not personal; having no personality; lacking human emotion
impersonal
175 - not social; having or showing a dislike for others in a group
unsocial
176 - Novak Djokovic is a famous player associated with the game of
Lawn Tennis
177 - Now a days more women are joining different fields and making their own status in society This provides women a mobility ladder apart form____________?
Marriage
178 - Now a days more women are joining different fields and making their own status in society This provides women a mobility ladder apart from.
Marriage
179 - Now a days more women are joining different fields and making their own status in society This provides women a mobility ladder apart from_____________?
Marriage
180 - Nucleus contain a network of subdivisions called
chromatin network
181 - Objectivity means.
eliminating bias
182 - objects or belongings of a group of people.
Material culture
183 - Observable fact or event that involved human society
Sociological Phenomena
184 - Observable facts or events that involve human society are known as:
Social phenomena
185 - observable facts or events that involve human society that sociologists use to study human society is known as
social phenomena
186 - Observable Facts or events that involve human society.
Social Phenomena
187 - Observation can be
both of these
188 - Observation implies the use of eyes rather than of ears and of the voice", is said by
C.A. Moser
189 - Observation is a systematic and deliberate study through the eyes of spontaneous occurrences at the time they occur" is said by
P. V. Young
190 - Observation method is
study of social problems and collection of data.
191 - Observation style where participants most likely do not even know they are being observed.
Naturalistic
192 - Observation.
may be unobtrusive or participant
193 - Observation______________?
may be unobtrusive or participant
194 - Observed a shift in society structured around Status and Traditional Domination, toward the Rationalization of society, and predominance of Class.
Max Weber
195 - observing a complete social setting and all that it entails
ethnography
196 - Obstacles to National Unity ( you can select more than one option ).
All of the above
197 - Obtaining informed consent means the research must make sure to provide participants with:
General overview of the study purpose and risks
198 - Occupation is an example of this type of status.
Achieved
199 - Occupation of a person means
closely linked with his social status.
200 - Occupational gender segregation is used to explain ?
the allocation of men and women to different types of job
201 - Occupational gender segregation is used to explain ?
the allocation of men and women to different types of job
202 - Occupational gender segregation is used to explain.
the allocation of men and women to different types of job
203 - Occupational prestige means that jobs are:
not equally valued
204 - Occupational structure composed of large firms donminating their industries
core tier
205 - Occupational structure composed of smaller, less profitable firms
peripheral tier
206 - Occupations such as medical techs, teachers, and nurses pertain to the ....., which make up about 30% of the U.S. Populations
middle class
207 - Occur when two or more things happen at the same time that may indicated a relationship
correlation
208 - occurs when a person has difficulty meeting the role expectations of a single status.
role strain
209 - Occurs when a person has difficulty meeting the role expectations.
Role Strain
210 - Occurs when fulfilling the expectations of one role causes difficulty in fulfilling the expectations of another role
role conflict
211 - Occurs when norms are either confusing or absent
Anomie
212 - occurs when people are given rewards based on howtheir performance compares with the performance ofothers
competition
213 - Of all of the steps in the research process the one that typically takes the most time is_____________?
formulating the problem
214 - of leadership believe that leaders are born rather than made.
Trait theory
215 - Of the 2 categories of people who work for wages, Weber called the white-collar workers, public officials, and professionals the ..... class.
middle
216 - Of the following , which is the most important according to C W Mills
Corporate heads
217 - Of the following nations life expectancy at birth is highest in.
Japan
218 - Of the following nations life expectancy at birth is highest in____________?
Japan
219 - Of the following nations life expectancy at birth is highest in______________?
Japan
220 - Of the following, which variable do sociologists emphasize the most as being the determining motivation for our thinking and behavior?(pick2)
Only (A) & (B)
221 - Of the two types of religious organizations that have a negative relationship with society which one accepts pluralistic legitimacy ?
a cult
222 - Of the two types of religious organizations that have a negative relationship with society which one accepts pluralistic legitimacy?
a cult
223 - Of the various forms of mass media, which is currently thought to have the most influence on the socialization of children?
television
224 - of those in the United States who obtain a divorce about what percent later remarry ?
two-thirds of divorced women
225 - of those in the United States who obtain a divorce about what percent later remarry?
two-thirds of divorced women
226 - Of what is the failure of companies to adhere to legal regulations that apply to them an example ?
corporate crime
227 - Of what is the failure of companies to adhere to legal regulations that apply to them an example?
corporate crime
228 - Of which of the following according to Marx does religion provide an example ?
alienation
229 - Of which of the following according to Marx does religion provide an example?
alienation
230 - of, pertaining to, or characterized by sudden or rash action or emotion
impetuous
231 - Official sanctions usually entail.
public recognition
232 - often a symbol, action or an actual place used to separate groups
boundary
233 - Ogburn distinguished three forms of the social effects of inventions One is Dispersion or multiple effects of a single mechanical invention for example ?
both a and b
234 - Ogburn distinguished three forms of the social effects of inventions One is Dispersion or multiple effects of a single mechanical invention for example.
both a and b
235 - Ogburn distinguishes
three forms of social effects
236 - Ogburn has compiled a list of
150 social changes
237 - Older people living in housing for the elderly workers in an offshore oil rig rodeo cowboys and circus performers-all are examples of what sociologists refer to as.
subcultures
238 - Older people living in housing for the elderly workers in an offshore oil rig rodeo cowboys and circus performers-all are examples of what sociologists refer to as_______________?
subcultures
239 - Older people living in housing for the elderly, workers in an offshore oil rig rodeo cowboys and circus performers-all are examples of what sociologists refer to as_____________?
subcultures
240 - Oligarchy is best exemplified by.....
The President of the United States
241 - On a global scale of economic difference and stratification, the conflict view is expressed in a theory known as the .....
dependency theory
242 - On base of race, ethnicity and religion there is a tention because of
Conflict
243 - On the first day of high school, Kaitlin overhears a group of girls calling her "goth" and "emo." She soon begins to don more black clothing, dark makeup, and seek out friends who dress the same. This is an example of .....
Role Performance
244 - On the semester final, Joe scored 85, Jill scored 89, and Bill scored a 99.What was the average score for these students? .....
91
245 - On the whole this statement of relation between individualisation and genesis seems a decided improvement over Spencer's", is said by
Lewis and Thompson
246 - On what continent would you find mostly less developed or less advanced nations?
Africa
247 - On what continent would you find your most advanced and advanced nations?
Europe
248 - On what day is Halloween celebrated?
31st October
249 - On which of the following are an animist and an atheist most likely to have similar views?
A respect for the environment
250 - Once a social scientist has formulated the hypothesis what is the next step of the scientific method?
Developing a research design
251 - Once formed the self is.
proactive
252 - Once formed the self is________________?
proactive
253 - Once people reach adulthood, personality traits
Tend to change more slowly.
254 - Once people reach adulthood, personality traits tend to do this.
change more slowly.
255 - Once surpluses of food began to be produced, people began to ..... in other types of work.
specialize
256 - Once you know how to measure your variables, what's next?
Your hypothesis
257 - One British psychologist believes that the Western family causes most of the mental illness in individuals This theory implies that.
primary group relations can be harmful to the individual
258 - One characteristic of a Pastoral Society is .....
They train (domesticate) animals for food (sheep, goats, cattle)
259 - One characteristic of secondary groups is .....
weak emotional ties between members.
260 - One conclusion that may be drawn regarding American foreign policy is that.
Americans do not always act according to their ideology
261 - One example of Structured Interview is
A job interview
262 - One example of Unstructured Interview is
A chat show
263 - One factor that can really turn the life of an individual or family around is
life chance
264 - One function of a reference group is to
form identities
265 - One look at the ..... told the teacher which students were friends so she could separate their seats.
sociogram
266 - One of key challenges for social theory is to grasp changing of nature is called
Capitalist
267 - One of most significant events of twentieth century history was
Hitler
268 - One of several religious organizations that most members of society accept as legitimate
deonomination
269 - One of the advantages associated with postal and email questionnaires is detachment. What is meant by detachment?
Where the sociologist does not directly get involved with the research
270 - One of the Basic Conflicts, in conflict theory is.
Class conflict
271 - One of the Basic Conflicts, in conflict theory is_____________?
Class conflict
272 - One of the difficulties in ope rationalizing concepts like social class is that.
definitions and indicators can vary making valid comparisons problematic
273 - One of the difficulties in open rationalizing concepts like social class is that____________?
definitions and indicators can vary making valid comparisons problematic
274 - One of the disciplines in the social sciences which aims to discover the ways by which the social surrounding/environment influences people's thoughts, feelings and behavior.
Sociology
275 - One of the ethical problems with covert participant observation is.
deceiving the respondents as to the reason for your presence
276 - One of the ethical problems with covert participant observation is______________?
deceiving the respondents as to the reason for your presence
277 - One of the feature of modern societies is
urbanisation and factory production
278 - One of the following is a characteristic of caste system:
socially immobile
279 - One of the following is not a baisc institution.
War
280 - One of the following is not a baisc institution.
War
281 - One of the following is not the characterietics of the culture?
It is found both in the animal and the human society.
282 - One of the following is not the characterietics of the culture?
It is found both in the animal and the human society.
283 - One of the following was an approved practice of the society for killing an individual.
Sati system.
284 - One of the functions of public policy is to.
mediate among conflicting economic goals
285 - One of the goals is to avoid conflict and promote cooperation.
Political Science
286 - One of the goals is to study the nature of humanity to further examine our roles within a society.
Sociology
287 - One of the most powerful committees in the House of Representatives is the.
Rules Committee
288 - One of the perceived advantages of suburban living is.
greater safety from crime
289 - One of the root causes of suicide, according to Durkheim was.
Decrease in social solidarity
290 - One of the root causes of suicide, according to Durkheim was______________?
Decrease in social solidarity
291 - One of the several features of Indian education promoting divisive tendencies and thwarting national integration is
rivalry among teachers being encouraged by teachers' associations.
292 - One of the side effects of advertising is that it.
creates artificial demands
293 - One possible reason for the low amount of job dissatisfaction, and one that Karl Marx did not foresee, is that:
workers develop friendships in their workplace.
294 - One purpose of education is to help students acquire the skills they need to be successful in society This is an example of a(n)
manifest function
295 - One purpose of education is to help students acquire the skills they need to be successful in society This is an example of a(n) ?
manifest function
296 - One reason large corporations have a great deal of political clout is that they frequently have
conglomerates.
297 - One research method, called a ....., is designed to gain constructive feedback on whatever your questionnaire was about. This can only be used for a class, program, or service.
Program Evaluation
298 - One shortcoming of Karl Marx's work is that he failed to anticipate the
extent to which political liberties and relative property could contribute to a false consciousness
299 - One should not curse in church is a what?
More
300 - One social characteristic affecting poverty is
cultural background.
301 - one source of resistance to social change
vested interests
302 - one source of social change
technology
303 - One statement that emphasizes roles in a culture is:
Women's roles have changed from being expected to take care of the home and rear children to becoming more empowered to make their own decisions around pursuing professional careers in the United States.
304 - One strength of ethnography is tha.
it usually generates richer and more in-depth information than other methods
305 - One strength of ethnography is tha______________?
it usually generates richer and more in-depth information than other methods
306 - One strength of ethnography is that______________?
it usually generates richer and more in-depth information than other methods
307 - One strength of unstructured interviews is.....
It provided participants with the opportunity to express why they have a particular opinion. This allows the researcher to collect a high level of detail in the answers, increasing validity.
308 - One the positive side population also provides ?
Low cast labor
309 - One the positive side population also provides.
Low cast labour
310 - One way that culture is dynamic is through which statement?
Style is constantly changing in the United States, with styles coming and going, such as skinny jeans becoming popular again.
311 - one's special interest, talent
shtick
312 - One-to-one interactions and communications
Symbolic Interactionism
313 - Ongoing struggle between bourgeoisie & the proletariat
class conflict
314 - Only occasional breaking of norms
primary deviance
315 - Only way out of trap of capitalism, Marx was deliberately to refashion society and egalitarian productive system Marx called this system as a
Socialism
316 - Oops! is an example of.
a response cry
317 - Oops! is an example of______________?
a response cry
318 - OPEN GROUP
ANYONE CAN BE A MEMBER
319 - Open questions collect which type of data?
Qualitative
320 - Open stratification systems are associated with.
industrialization
321 - Open the book at .....please.
page twenty-five
322 - Operation Definition
complete description of the processes that will take place whenperforming an investigation
323 - Opposed to social reforms to help the working classes b/c to do so would interfere with the natural workings of society
Herbert Spencer
324 - opposite of functionalism
conflict perspective
325 - Organelle which deals with formation of decomposition of hydrogen peroxide is called
peroxisomes
326 - Organic solidarity is based on a
Industrial society.
327 - Organisational diversity is.....
the differences in the way the family's structure is organised e.g. who does the domestic chores
328 - Organisms which lack mitosis division and use binary fission method for cell division are known as
prokaryotes
329 - Organization differ from institutions in that.
one cannot join an institution
330 - Organization of written or spoken symbols into a standardized system that are used to express any idea
Language
331 - Organization open to all who feel their goals are worthwhile are called.
voluntary associations
332 - Organization owned by shareholders, who have limited liability & limited control
corporation
333 - Organized, armed conflict that occurs within a society or between nations
war
334 - Orientalist refers who .....
advocates language and culture of Asia
335 - 'Othering' refers to:
Defining identity in opposition to groups of people who do not share a similar cultural, ethnicity and political or economic experience.
336 - Our ancestors
Perceived the world beyond their communities only dimly
337 - Our assumptions about what people are like are known as .....
stereotypes
338 - Our baggage; Life experiences that help influence our attitudes and behaviors.
Sociological Perspective
339 - Our biological makeup determining who we are is an example of?
Nature
340 - Our daily lives shape our view of the world, this is how we develop our values, beliefs, lifestyles, and experiences of those around us is known as .....
Sociology
341 - Our demographic situation provides us with an extraordinary opportunity we can.
both a and b
342 - Our demographic situation provides us with an extraordinary opportunity we can_____________?
both a and b
343 - our genes influence how we interact with our environment
Nature
344 - Our individual attitudes, beliefs, and values make up our
personality
345 - Our Schizoid Culture" was written by
Read Bain
346 - Our self-concept
allows us to have an image of ourselves that is separate from those around us.
347 - Our type of society fosters.
anxiety
348 - Our unique experiences in our environment influence whether and how particular traits are expressed
Nurture
349 - Out of Four how many people are in industrial who are urbanities.
3
350 - Outgrowth of the structure of a society. This results in unequal access to resources and puts minorities into less powerful positions.
Institutionalized Discrimination
351 - Over all, new management strategies over the past decade have emphasized all of the following except.
larger work groups
352 - Over all, new management strategies over the past decade have emphasized all of the following except____________?
larger work groups
353 - Over conformity to norms
Positive deviance
354 - Over population is also one of the major causes of.
All of the above
355 - Over population is also one of the major causes of_______________?
All of the above
356 - Over which years, sociologists have regularly claimed that we are moving into a new kind of society is?
50
357 - Over-conforming to the norms of society
positive deviance
358 - Overpopulation can result in.
environmental damage
359 - Overpopulation is a problem worldwide but only in relation to.
demography
360 - Pakistan ranks ________ out of 173 in the UNDP, s Human Development index ?
138th
361 - Pakistan ranks..... out of 173 in the UNDP's Human Development index.
138th
362 - Pakistan with a population of 160 million stands as the _______ largest population country?
Sixth
363 - Pakistan with a population of 160 million stands as the..... largest population country.
Sixth
364 - Pakistani culture permits
polygamy
365 - Pakistanis net primary enrolment is significantly below than its neighbors specially ?
None of these
366 - Pakistanis population was only_______ million at the time of Independence?
33
367 - Pakistanis share in the Worlds total adult illiterate is____________?
0.05
368 - Pakistanis urban and rural literacy rates are respectively ?
63% and 34%
369 - Pakistan's net primary enrolment is significantly below than its neighbours specially.
None of these
370 - Pakistan's population was only..... million at the time of Independence.
33
371 - Pakistan's share in the World's total adult illiterate is.
0.05
372 - Pakistan's urban and rural literacy rates are respectively.
63% and 34%
373 - Pan African movement
W. E. B. Dubois
374 - Panchamas in the caste system were considered as
Untouchables
375 - Panchayati Raj system is a .....tier system.
three
376 - Panchayats in modern India are characterized as I. Participation of people at grassroots level. II. Self-reliance. III. Empowering of women. IV. Bureaucratic control. Mark the correct answer from the codes given below: Codes:
I, II, III, IV
377 - Para santri di salah satu pondok pesantren yang berasal dari daerah yang sama membentuk kelompok. Faktor pendorong terbentuknya kelompok sosial tersebut adalah
asal daerah
378 - Parallel activity
Participants are grouped according to ability-each do the same activity but at appropriate levels.
379 - Parents were very different when he was growing up, this conflict lead to a mental breakdown, expanded on term vershehen, instrumental in development of sociological theory.
Max Weber
380 - parents, siblings, relatives, and others who directly influence our socialization.
significant others
381 - Parsons' analysis of social system is based on the principle of
Homeostasis
382 - Parsons argued that the two main functions of the modern family were ?
primary socialization and personality stabilization
383 - Parsons argued that the two main functions of the modern family were ?
primary socialization and personality stabilization
384 - Parsons argued that the two main functions of the modern family were.
primary socialization and personality stabilization
385 - Part of economy producing goods from the natural environment
primary sector
386 - Part of self that is aware of the expectations and attitudes of society.
Me
387 - Part of the economy engaged in manufacturing
secondary sector
388 - Part of the economy providing services
tertiary sector
389 - Participant observation means
an observer seeks insight by taking part himself in whatever he is studying.
390 - Participant observation means
an observer seeks insight by taking part himself in whatever he is studying.
391 - Participant observation.
may compromise the objectivity of the researcher
392 - Participants in the market system.
are affected by prices and incomes
393 - Participants must be able to leave the research at any stage and must be informed of this right.
Right of withdrawal
394 - Particular point of view
perspective
395 - parts / elements of society that can be either manifest or latent.
functions
396 - Passing on beliefs, language and traditions to family and others is called?
Cultural Transmission
397 - Pasteur's germ theory of disease gres out of his efforts to tell France's vintners, why their wine
turned sour
398 - Pastoral societies developed at about the same time as ..... societies 10-12,000 years ago
horticultural
399 - PAT CHIA is scolded by his superior yesterday, however the following day PAT CHIA receives order from his superior but he refuses to obey. What performance PAT CHIA fails to exercise?
PROFESSIONALISM
400 - Patriarchy is
a social, economic and cultural system that values men more than women and gives men power over women
401 - Pattern of cultural experiences and attitudes that exist in mainstream society
Popular Culture
402 - pattern of social behavior - framework for society
social structure
403 - Patterned interaction of people in social relationships
social structure
404 - Patterned relationships are called
Social Structure
405 - Patterns of drug use in Britain reveal that.
it has increased and is no longer confined to a hedonistic youth subculture
406 - Patterns of drug use in Britain reveal that____________?
it has increased and is no longer confined to a hedonistic youth subculture
407 - patterns or traits that are globally common to all societies
Cultural Universals
408 - Paul believes it is wrong for children to speak at family meals. This is an example of what?
value
409 - Paul du Gay's (2000) In Praise of Bureaucracy makes two important points in defence of bureaucratic forms of organization Which two points are they?A bureaucratic ethos.
is compatible with private sector values ans includes impartial and equal treatment for all
410 - Paul du Gay's (2000) In Praise of Bureaucracy makes two important points in defense of bureaucratic forms of organization Which two points are they? A bureaucratic ethos ?
is compatible with private sector values and includes impartial and equal treatment for all
411 - Paul is an accountant with a 4 year college degree. He makes \$52,000 a year and loves to golf. He owns his house and his kids go to the state university. Which social class is Paul likely in?
middle class
412 - Paying a meter so you can park your car close to where you work.
Accommodation
413 - Peasants movements failed in India because of
Partial land reforms have been done.
414 - Pedro wonders whether people tend to obey those in positions of authority in intense, high-pressure situations. What kind of research question will he most likely formulate?
factual question
415 - Peer approval of your actions would be a good example of_____________?
informal social control
416 - Penalties and rewards for conduct relating to a social norm are known as
sanctions
417 - people
population
418 - People all over the world, especially college students are breaking down national boundaries because of advances in communication, trade, and travel. This is referred to as.....
globalization
419 - People are born into a history that is not of their making said by
Marx
420 - people are born into their social standing and occupation and will remain in it their whole lives
caste system
421 - People are ranked in a hierarchy that differentiates them as superior or inferior is known as .....
social stratification
422 - people are rewarded based on how well they perform compared to others
competition
423 - People at a basketball game typically act rowdier and yell louder if they are with a group of rowdy, loud friends than if they are alone. Which of the following best describes this behavior?
group conformity
424 - People at work avoid Ellie Mae because her husband is on death row for murdering three people
stigma
425 - People attach meaning to symbols, and then they act accordingly to their personal interpretation of these symbols. Is know as?
symbolic interactionist perspective
426 - People base their interactions on their ....., according to symbolic interactionism.
Interpretations of symbols
427 - People begin to marry more out of love and personal choice
industrial
428 - People changed their behavior knowing they were being studied.
Hawthorne effect
429 - People do not rely on each other because their time together is short.
Transitory Group
430 - people employed in low-skill jobs with the lowest pay who do not earn enough to rise above poverty
working poor
431 - People employed in low-skill jobs with the lowest pay who do not earn enough to rise out of poverty
working poor
432 - People go through the motions without believing in the process
ritualism
433 - People have complex specialized statuses that make them interdependent
organic solidarity
434 - People have wondered for a long time how their personalities and behaviors are formed. Two distinct schools of thought on the matter have developed. The two approaches are very different from one another. The controversy is often referred to as nature and
the correct explanation of human behavior will probably take ideas from both theories
435 - People in each class transmit a distinctive habitu
Habitualisation
436 - People know it's wrong to lie, but most people still do it from time to time. Knowing it's wrong is called ....., and the fact that people do it anyway is called .....
ideal culture; real culture
437 - People make sense of their world through an understanding of everyday rules. This view is expressed by
Interactionists
438 - People manipulate the social world which helps them to.
adapt to the environment
439 - People may think of themselves as an ethnic group when they have which of these things in common?
Customs
440 - People often accept social control based on.
positive sanctions
441 - people or groups that affect our self concept, attitudes, behaviors, or other orientations toward life
agents of socialization
442 - People reject the means and the goals of society
retreatism
443 - people sharing certain inherited physical traits that are considered importnat within a society
race
444 - people that have been successful in professional jobs lawyers and business owners
upper middle class
445 - People that include parents, siblings, relatives, and others who have a direct influence on our socialization
significant others
446 - people typically unemployed who came from families that have been poor for generations
underclass
447 - People waiting for a bus are an example of a(n)
aggregate
448 - People waiting for a bus are an example of a(n) ?
aggregate
449 - People watching a football game on television typically act rowdy and yell louder when they are with a group of rowdy friends than if they are alone. Which best describes this behavior?
group conformity
450 - People who are emotionally close, know one another well, and seek one another's company is known as a:
primary group
451 - People who are important in shaping your self-concept and whose approval you wish to have are.
significant others
452 - People who are open to new experience and who tend to reject traditional patterns of authority are said to be experiencing ?
modernity
453 - people who are poor and unemployed
underclass
454 - people who are poor, unemployed, and frequently come from families that have a history of not working regularly
underclass
455 - People who are racist
believe their race is superior
456 - People who are suddenly thrust in a situation for which they know no precedent are vulnerable to.
collective behavior
457 - People who attract followers and legitimize power, including Hitler, Obama, Jesus, Trump, Beyonce, Angela Merkel and Mother Theresa are called?
Charismatic Leaders
458 - People who focus on the forces in society that promote competition and change employ the
Conflict Theory
459 - people who happen to be in the same place at the same time.
Aggregate
460 - people who have administrative control over others.
authority
461 - people who have become very wealthy because of their own abilities
lower-upper class
462 - people who have inherited wealth for many generations
aristocracy
463 - People who influence the attitudes and opinions of others Setting goals, assigning tasks, and making decisions are called .....
leaders
464 - People who interact in a defined area live in?
Society
465 - people who live in a definable community and who share a culture
Society
466 - People who occupy the same layer of a system of social stratification are said to be in the same:
social class
467 - People who own homes pay
Property Tax
468 - People who regulate the flow of new elements of culture into society.
cultural gatekeepers
469 - People who shape themselves to fit what they think a group wants them to be show a need for
peer acceptance
470 - People who shape themselves to fit what they think a group wants them to be show a need for .....
peer acceptance
471 - people who share a social characteristic.
Category
472 - People who share common characteristic but do not necessarily interact or identify with one another.
social categories
473 - People who share similar characteristics, who are not connected in any way are an example of a
category
474 - People who share similar incomes, education, wealth and occupations are grouped together in
social class
475 - People who suffer from status inconsistency.
tend to suffer more frustration and dissatisfaction than those whose status is consistent
476 - people who work at low-skill jobs and have an income below the poverty line
working poor
477 - people who work in low skill jobs and have an income below the poverty level
working poor
478 - People will eventually work in the field best suited to them is a?
Functionalist perspective
479 - People with the most power will get the most of whatever is valued in society
Conflict
480 - People with the same, or similar skin color do not discriminate against each other.
We have many historical examples in which they did
481 - People's established likes and dislikes are important factors in
social change
482 - People's moral obligations to remain loyal to their rulers, to idea that society is product do individual self-interest said by
Adam smith and Hobbes
483 - Performing a test or experiment allows you to test your .....
hypothesis
484 - Perhatikan pernyataan berikut ini!(1) Dilakukan oleh salah satu pihak(2) Dilakukan oleh dua orang atau lebih(3) Terdapat kontak sosial dan komunikasi(4) Terjadi hanya sementaraCiri-ciri interaksi sosial ditunjukkan pada nomor
(2) dan (3)
485 - Person orientated task orientated and communication oriented are called as
Focus
486 - Person who examined how societies move from primitive states to capitalist. Noted people rise to the proper level in society based on merit.
Emile Durkheim
487 - person who has violated one or more of society's most highly valued norms
deviant
488 - person who owns or controls the means for producing wealth
capitalist
489 - Personal achievement would be an example of what?
Nonmaterial Culture
490 - Personal choice and individualism are examples that Americans value
Freedom
491 - Personal disorientation when experiencing an unfamiliar way of life.
Culture shock
492 - Personal distance and gestures are examples of forms of_______________?
non-verbal communication
493 - Personal ideal" is taken as form of
social control
494 - Personality is formed in.
Primary group
495 - Personality is formed in_______________?
Primary group
496 - Personality may be influenced by:
both a and b
497 - Personality may be seen as a circular system in that.
personality affects roles and vice-versa
498 - Personality must be considered as.
interplay between environment and learned behavior
499 - Personality stands for
traits and characteristics
500 - Personality traits determine
both a and b
501 - Persons interested in saving the whales could be considered a (n).
public
502 - Persons set apart for differential treatment include.
BOTH the disabled and those with same-sex preferences
503 - perspective is
a particular point of view
504 - Perspective means
point of view
505 - perspective that emphasizes conflict, competition, change and constraint within a society
Conflict
506 - perspective that emphasizes the contributions of each part of society
Functionalism
507 - perspective that focuses on interaction among people based on mutually understood symbols
Symbolic Interactionism
508 - Perspective that society NEEDS people at the top and at the bottom
Functionalist View
509 - Phenomenology is a radical alternative to
Positivism
510 - Philosopher who believed that people are born without personalities.
John Locke
511 - Philosophers like John Locke theorize that ..... makes us who we are
Environment
512 - Phones, Clothing we wear are both examples of:
Material Culture
513 - Physical objects created by human groups are
material culture
514 - physical objects created by people are
material culture
515 - Physical objects, beliefs, values, and behaviors, which are shared products of groups would be a part of what concept?
Culture
516 - Piaget believed that children in the preoperational stage did not have this ability to see the world from the point of view of others.
theory of mind
517 - Piaget defined this as the ability to keep measures of size, liquid, and number constant
conservation
518 - Piaget defined this as the ability to know that an object that is covered, or obscured by another object is still there.
object permanence
519 - Piaget's stage where children gain the ability of object permanence.
sensorimotor stage
520 - Piaget's stage where children gain the ability think abstractly or reason about things that are not actually there.
formal operational stage
521 - Piaget's stage where children gain the ability think abstractly.
formal operational stage
522 - Piaget's stage where children gain the ability to conserve liquid.
preoperational stage
523 - Piaget's stage where children gain the ability to do reverse mathmatical operations and see the world in black and white.
concrete operational stage
524 - Pick the correct term that applies to the statement: employers and labor unions settling wage disputes through a third party
accommodation
525 - Pick the correct term that applies to the statement: one business attempting to undermine a rival business
conflict
526 - Pick the correct term that applies to the statement: people coming together to build houses for the homeless
cooperation
527 - Pick the correct term that applies to the statement: two basketball teams playing for the championship title
competition
528 - Pierce calls people and asks them a specified list of questions concerning their opinions of how irritating telemarketers can be. What kind of research is Pierce conducting.
survey
529 - Pierre Bourdieu,s theoretical perspective makes use of the concept of capital Which of the following is not part of his scheme ?
political
530 - Pierre Bourdieu's theoretical perspective makes use of the concept of capital Which of the following is not part of his scheme?
political
531 - Pitirim A. Sorokin was born in
Russia
532 - Pivotal institutions.
all of the above
533 - Place the three largest producers of films globally in order.
India Nigeria USA
534 - Place the three largest producers of films globally in order______________?
India Nigeria USA
535 - Placement of students in programs according to academic ability levels
tracking
536 - Placing European (British) ideals + values above all others.
Eurocentrism.
537 - Placing workers and machines in one building is called.
factory system
538 - players are assigned to less central positions based on race or ethnicity
stacking
539 - Playing the role we think other people expect of us is known as what?
Impression Management
540 - Please define C. Wright Mill's sociological imagination.
How individuals understand their own and others' pasts in relation to history and social structure.
541 - Pleasurable mass involvements in some particular taste of lifestyle that have a line of historical continuity is called
fashion
542 - Pluralism can be represented by which of the following equations?
A+B+C = A+B+C
543 - Pluralist societies depend upon one of the following for their existence.
coexistence
544 - Pluralist theories suggest that.
political parties must compete for the votes of consumers in the electorate
545 - Pluralist theories suggest that_______________?
political parties must compete for the votes of consumers in the electorate
546 - Poetry is a
collection of trails
547 - point of view
perspective
548 - Point out the factor which is not unconscious encouragement of fertility?
Marriage of couples at mature age.
549 - Point out which one of the following is not source of social problem.
Religion
550 - Political activists.
are moving outside the Democratic party to achieve some of their political goals
551 - Political control refers to.
social control exercised by the government
552 - Political control.
is social control exerted by forces outside the individual
553 - Political ideology deals with.
matters of rule selection and principles of rule
554 - Political parties ?
must appeal to a broad base of the electorate in order to win
555 - Political parties in the U.S function to.
all of the above
556 - Political parties link.
heterogeneous groups to coalitions
557 - Political parties.
must appeal to a broad base of the electorate in order to win
558 - Political power.
is power exercised by the state through its government
559 - Political science concerns the governments of various societies. It considers what kind of government a society has, how it formed, and how individuals attain positions of power within a particular government. Political science also concerns the relation
Yes
560 - Political science has taken a turn toward the social sciences in its studies of:
the social impact of government on groups and individuals
561 - Political Science is the study of-
the organization and operation of governments
562 - Political science stresses the study of.
all of the above
563 - Political science teacher Mr. Jones asks his students to study how social media can influence public opinion by "following" famous activists, academics, and politicians on Twitter. While reading and exchanging each other's Tweets, some classmates became c
manifest; latent
564 - Political Science, an area of social sciences, focuses on
Government and voting patterns
565 - Political scientist Morgenthau and the realist school believe that foreign policy is based on.
exercise of power
566 - Political scientists Dye and Zeigler maintain that.
the elite may be influenced by the masses but it is more likely that it influences the masses
567 - Political system controlled by elected or nonelected officals who usually permits some type of individual freedom
authoritarianism
568 - Political system in which a ruler with absolute power attempts to control all aspects of a society
totalitarianism
569 - Politicians are placed in the high strata of our society because of their .....
power
570 - Politicians focus on the elderly because.....
they vote in larger numbers
571 - Politics may be defined as.
the process by which individuals and groups acquire power
572 - Politics refers to the:
distribution and exercise of power within a society.
573 - Polity refers to the:
political institution through which power is distributed.
574 - Pollination and dispersal of seeds is usually done by help of
chromoplast
575 - Polygamy was quite common among
the elites of the society
576 - Polygyny.
tend to favoured where large families are advantageous and women make substantial contributions to subsistence
577 - Polygyny______________?
tend to be favored where large families are advantageous and women make substantial contributions to subsistence
578 - Population
total number of individuals or objects from which a sample is taken for study
579 - Population and social system" is the work of
F. S. Nitti
580 - Population began to increase steadily.
by around the middle of the 18th century
581 - Population density may be defined as.
the number of people to a land area
582 - Population density.
is high in industrial areas
583 - Population is growing at the natural rate of
3.20% per year
584 - 'Population pyramids' reveals the following information: (a) Dependency burden (b) Birth and Death rate (c) Sex ratios of different ages (d) Approximate life expectancy of birth From the above, find the combination for correct answer:
All (a), (b), (c) and (d).
585 - Population, sample or either: All of the dogs in my neighborhood
Either
586 - Population, sample, either All of the Wal*Mart employees at the Foley Wal*Mart were interviewed anonymously about their job satisfaction and working environment because of a few complaints that went to corporate.
Population
587 - Population, Sample, or either: 1/5 of all single parents in Fairhope were interviewed for a report on childcare and parent resources in the area.
Sample
588 - Population, Sample, or either: A survey given out at random in a mall about shopping activity in that mall.
Sample
589 - Population, Sample, or either: all robotics students in a study about how well the robotics program is doing at this school.
Population
590 - Population, Sample, or either: All the teachers at Fairhope High School
Either
591 - Population, Sample, or either: All the teachers at Seagoville High School
Either
592 - Positive elements for society like family or religion.
Functions
593 - Positive Sanction
a reward or positive reaction for following norms, ranging from a smile to a material reward
594 - positivism
Auguste Comte
595 - Positivism is most accurately described as the belief that.
knowledge should be produced based on evidence from observations
596 - Positivism is most accurately described as the belief that__________________?
knowledge should be produced based on evidence from observations
597 - Positivism was first proposed by ___________ ?
Augustus Comte
598 - Positivists look for which characteristic in their data
Reliability
599 - Possible relationship between elements in a system stated in a form suitable for testing by empirical research" is
hypothesis
600 - Postmodernism rejects which of the following metanarratives?
All metanarratives are rejected
601 - Post-modernist writers have argued that.
we live in a world of superficial fragmented images
602 - Post-modernist writers have argued that____________?
we live in a world of superficial fragmented images
603 - Post-modernist writers have argued that______________?
we live in a world of superficial fragmented images
604 - Postmodernity argues that the systems of order and disorder should be based on:
cultural contexts.
605 - Postulates means
pre-suppositions
606 - Postulates means
pre-suppositions
607 - Potters, weavers, and craftspeople are examples of .....
artisans
608 - Poverty brings crimes with it because
the family members do not get enough to eat and live.
609 - Poverty can be caused by..... (check all that apply)
All of the above
610 - Poverty is related to.
patterns of prejudice and technological change
611 - Poverty is relative. Poverty in country A may not be the same as poverty in country B
Symbolic Interaction View
612 - Poverty is.....
a standard of living that is below the minimum level considered adequate by society
613 - Power
Refers to the ability of one party to get other parties to do its will or to ensure that it will benefit from the actions of other parties. This definition mirrors Max Weber's view of power.
614 - Power accepted as legitimate by those subject to it
authority
615 - Power and Control, men v. women, limited resources, inequality, and social change are all aspects of which theory?
Conflict Theory
616 - Power in sociology refers to.....?
the ability to influence people and achieve goals, even in the face of opposition
617 - Power is defined by Max Weber as the ability to.
carry out one's wishes in spite of resistance
618 - Power is exercised in.
all social systems
619 - power is increasingly concentrated into the hands of fewer members of an organization
iron law of oligarchy
620 - Power is legitimate if.
a majority of societal members accept its use as right and proper
621 - Power is one of the most important elements in social life according to this perspective.
Conflict Theory
622 - Power is one of the most important elements in social life.
Conflict
623 - Power is the central theme of this perspective.
Conflict
624 - Power is.
all of the above
625 - Power legitimated by the sanctity of age-old customs is called..... authority.
traditional
626 - Power may be asserted by.
coercion reciprocation or reward
627 - Power of early organisations was elite to preserve their
All of the above
628 - Power struggle between male and female
Conflict
629 - Power whose basis is the threat or application of punishment is called.
force
630 - Practical reconciliation is:
Providing services or funding to address inequalities between Indigenous and non-Indigenous Australians
631 - Practical value of most social inventions can be determined only by
accepting them
632 - Practices required or expected of members of a faith
Rituals
633 - Practices required or expected of members of a faith is called
religious rituals
634 - Prayer mat is_____________?
material culture
635 - Prayermat is.
material culture
636 - precautions
planned actions taken before an event to increase the chances of a safe outcome
637 - Predicted that the proletariat would one day overthrow the bourgeoisie and control society for the benefit of all.
Karl Marx
638 - prediction that results in behavior that makes the prediction come true
self-fulfilling prophecy
639 - Predominantly rural, women have few rights, most of the population lives in poverty
Low Income Countries
640 - Preindustrial society based on kinship, tradition, and close social ties
Gemeinschaft
641 - Prejudice and discrimination.
have been a part of the relationships among diverse religious groups
642 - Prejudice diminishes as.
the economic status of minorities becomes equal to that of the majority
643 - Prejudice is .....
An attitude
644 - Prejudice persists because it.
is emotionally satisfying
645 - Prejudice, conformity and intolerance are associated with the ..... personality.
Authoritarian
646 - Prejudice.
is an attitude of aversion and hostility toward the members of a group simply because they belong it
647 - Prejudice_______________?
is an attitude of aversion and hostility toward the members of a group simply because they belong it
648 - Premeditated politically motivated violence perpetrated against noncombatant targets by subnational groups or clandestine agents is the definition of.
terrorism
649 - Present theories of stratification.
offer two different ways of looking at inequality
650 - Presenting oneself as inept or infirm to avoid obligations and to elicit the support from others.
Supplication
651 - Preservation of cultural diversity and respect for traditions in this period of globalization
Anthropology
652 - President Biden has introduced a bill that aims to improve infrastructure including high speed broad band internet. If successful, what could this bill contribute to?
narrowing the digital divide
653 - Prestige attaches to an occupation
varies from one society to the other
654 - Prestige is generally associated with
A & B
655 - Prestige is.....
respect, honor, recognition, or courtesy an individual receives from other members of society
656 - Pre-testing a naira is useful for_____________?
identifying any problems with the wording and routing
657 - Pre-testing a questionnaire is useful for.
identifying any problems with the question wording and routing
658 - Primary data is.....
information a person has collected themselves
659 - Primary deviance.
is deviance of which we are all guilty at one time or another
660 - PRIMARY GROUP
CLOSE, PERSONAL RELATIONSHIPS
661 - Primary group are basic to the development of.
personality
662 - Primary group composed of people of roughly equal age and social characteristics
Peer Group
663 - Primary group was introduced by
H. Coolay
664 - Primary Groups
Family
665 - Primary groups are judged by their.
emotional Satisfaction
666 - Primary groups are judged by them______________?
emotional Satisfaction
667 - Primary relationships are characterised in one of the following ways.
Display of goals.
668 - Primary relationships are more likely to develop if the size of the group is small. What is the main reason for this fact?
It is easier to know individuals well when you are in a small group rather than a large one.
669 - Primary social groups are a small social group whose member share personal
Relationships
670 - Primates that had the characteristics of human being is called
hominids
671 - primeval
extremely ancient; of earliest time
672 - Primitive communism slavery and feudalism was given by
Marx
673 - Primitive slash & burn farming using human labor
Horticultural
674 - Primitive society forced to move frequently relies on the daily collection of wild plants and the hunting of wild animals.
Hunter-Gatherer
675 - Primogeniture refers to
inheritance given to a first born son
676 - Princess is an _______ status?
Achieved
677 - Princess is an..... status.
Ascribed
678 - Principal factors that social scientist see influencing personality and behavior are:
heredity, birth order, parents, and the cultural environment
679 - Principal tools of the sociological observer is
pencil and paper
680 - Principles of Biology" was written by
Herbert Spencer
681 - Principles of Biology" was written by
Herbert Spencer
682 - Principles of Sociology" was written by
Herbert Spencer
683 - Principles or standards of behavior
Values
684 - Principles such as efficiency calculability and predictability are all part of what Ritzer called____________?
McDonaldization
685 - Private cars became commonplace after
Second world war
686 - Probation and Parole are which form of punishment?
Extra-mural treatment
687 - Procedure that helps to ensure that the participants in a survey are representative of a larger population
random sampling
688 - process by which a minority group is denied equal access to the benefits of a society
subjugation
689 - process by which a norm becomes a part of an individual's personality
internalization
690 - Process by which a norm becomes part of a person's personality
internalize
691 - Process by which companies reduce their workforces
downsizing
692 - Process by which one culture or society borrows from another culture or society
diffusion
693 - Process by which something is learned or reinterpreted
discovery
694 - process by which the sacred loses influence over society
secularization
695 - Process in which a researcher finds out all he/she can about any earlier research
literature search
696 - Process of building our humanity and particular identify through social experience for society and culture is
Individual socialization
697 - Process of change that results from a society's gaining new information, particularly technology is called
Sociocultural evolution
698 - process of changing or reforming a criminal through socialization
rehabilitation
699 - Process of controlling production in many cases is
unconscious process
700 - process of giving up old values, beliefs, and behaviors
desocialization
701 - process of reducing the seriousness of crimes that injure people of lower status
victim discounting
702 - Process of socialization starts .....
As a member of the family
703 - Process of spreading culture traits from one society to another
diffusion
704 - Productivity increases if we link rewards to more "important" work
Structural-Functional Paradigm
705 - Products of the economy used in production as opposed to gifts of nature are:
capital
706 - Prof. S.C. Dube's study on village compost pit and its failure is due to
Inequality of caste and gender
707 - Profane is
Not Sacred
708 - Professionalization means.
a combination of theoretical knowledge and training
709 - Progress and social change is
different
710 - Progress" means
change in desirable direction.
711 - Prohibiting intermarriage across ethnic groups the physical separation of groups and restrictions on contact between ethnic groups are examples of.
group closure
712 - Prohibiting intermarriage across ethnic groups the physical separation of groups and restrictions on contact between ethnic groups are examples of______________?
group closure
713 - Proletariat refers to.
the working class
714 - Proletariat refers to____________?
the working class
715 - Proletariat were the ..... class of society.
Working class, peasants, own nothing
716 - prominent
important; famous
717 - Property is defined in terms of rights of:
Ownership
718 - Proponents of the family planning approach to fertility reduction argue that:
if contraceptives are made available and if information about the value and need for birth planning is disseminated people will reduce their fertility
719 - Proponents of the family planning approach to fertility reduction argue that______________?
if contraceptives are made available and if information about the value and need for birth planning is disseminated people will reduce their fertility
720 - Proposed a focus on the MATERIAL conditions of production as the base of all society.
Karl Marx
721 - Proposed class in terms of class situation: economically translatable opportunities that a groups shares in common
Max Weber
722 - Proposed further complexity in the negotiation of agency and social structure through various types of capital.
Pierre Bourdieu
723 - Proposed political party reforms in the U.S include.
greater ideological division
724 - Proses penyampaian pesan dari satu orang kepada orang lain disebut dengan
komunikasi
725 - Prostitution can define as
woman who exchanges sexual favours for tangible gain.
726 - Protection and segregation policies:
Placed Aboriginal people on missions and reserves in order to become 'educated' in white Australian ways
727 - Protection of Civil Rights Act was implemented in .....
1976
728 - Protection policies aimed to:
Stop Aborignal people from 'dying out' by making them 'educated' and 'civilised' like white Australians
729 - Proteins are synthesized within mitochondria that
self-replication
730 - Provides society jobs
Economic Institution
731 - Psychoanalysis was developed by .....
Sigmund Freud
732 - Psychodynamic approaches to personality are so named because.
they are based on a sophisticated definition of instinct
733 - Psychological experiments are useful by Sociologists as
Secondary data sources
734 - Psychological positivism stresses the key role that _______ plays in the development of conformist of criminal belief systems?
early childhood
735 - Psychologist John B. Watson devised a theory called
Behaviorism
736 - Psychologists researching the causes of prejudice have found that.
all of the above
737 - Psychologists Watson insisted humans differs only in their cultural
Environment
738 - Psychology deals with.
mental states of individual humans
739 - psychology is a science of .....
Behaviour
740 - Psychology is a scientific study of . and .
mind, behavior
741 - Psychosomatic illness entails.
anxiety or emotional tension producing physical symptoms
742 - Public awareness refers to:
The knowledge that people have about Indigenous culture.
743 - Public government agencies are.
central authorities
744 - Public opinion is associated with.
mass society
745 - Public policy according to elitists tends to reflect.
the values of the elites
746 - Public policy is.
all of the above
747 - Public Policy. Many government lobbyists and politicians debate the role of programs.These programs are .....
Only (A) & (B)
748 - public schools that are operated like private schools by public school teachers & administrators
charter schools
749 - public schools that focus on particular disciplines or areas
magnet schools
750 - Public schools that focus on particular disciplines or areas, such as fine arts or science
magnet school
751 - Public views refers to:
Opinions or attitudes (positive or negative) that people have about Indigenous culture.
752 - Publics and public opinion.
are more characteristic of complex societies than of simple ones
753 - Published a book about the American society before the term sociology was created.
Harriet Martineau
754 - pundit
erudite person ; somewhat derisive term for print, broadcast, and radio commentators on the political news
755 - Punishment intended to make criminals pay compensation for their acts
retribution
756 - Punishment or reward used to enforce norms.
sanctions
757 - punishments for violating norms
negative santions
758 - Punishments or threats of punishment used to enforce conformity to norms
negative sanctions
759 - Punishments, or negative sanctions, are especially important at the _______ level?
formal
760 - Punjabi and Sindhi cultures are.
Subcultures
761 - Punjabi and Sindhi cultures are_________________?
Subcultures
762 - Punks, hippies, and beatniks are examples of?
Counter Culture
763 - Pure Sociology is a search for knowledge without primary concern for its.
Practical use
764 - Pure Sociology is a search for knowledge without primary concern for its______________?
Practical use
765 - Purpose of social survey is
collect information about social environment.
766 - Put the GDPs of these countries in descending order ______________?
Sweden Switzerland Norway Portugal
767 - Put the GDPs of these countries in descending order _______________?
Switzerland Sweden Norway Portugal
768 - Put the GDPs of these countries in descending order.
Sweden Switzerland Norway Portugal
769 - Put these in order to a religious hierarchy.
Branch at the top, followed by Denomination, and Sect at the bottom
770 - Put these stages in the evolution of citizenship in chronological order _____________?
civil rights political citizenship social citizenship environmental citizenship
771 - Put these stages in the evolution of citizenship in chronological order.
civil rights political citizenship social citizenship environmental citizenship
772 - Putting yourself in other peoples shoes when trying to understand social behavior is called?
Verstehan
773 - putting yourself in someone else's shoes
taking the role of the other
774 - Qualitative data gives researchers
insightful and in-depth info
775 - Qualitative data is which of the following
Data in the form of words
776 - Qualitative data means
expressed in words
777 - Qualitative facts are collected about the social aspects of a community composition and activities" is said by
Mark Abraham
778 - Qualitative or quantitative: How scary the movie Psycho is.
Qualitative
779 - Qualitative or quantitative: the average time it takes for a student to take the ACT.
Quantitative
780 - Qualitative or quantitative: The distance between the high school and the football stadium.
Quantitative
781 - Qualitative or quantitative: The texture of a new ice cream brand.
Qualitative
782 - Qualitative research generally provides
Richer data
783 - Quantitative data means
expressed in numbers
784 - Quantitative data refers to what?
statistics and numbers
785 - Quantitative facts are collected about the social aspects", is said by
S.M. Harrison
786 - Quasi participant observation is
mixed participant observation.
787 - Questionnaire
A written set of questions to be answered by a research participant
788 - Questionnaire and interview studies are systematic ways of asking questions under.
Scientific control
789 - questions a person is to answer in his or her own words
open-ended questions
790 - Questions a person is to answer in his/her own words
open ended questions
791 - Questions a person must answer by choosing from a limited, predetermined set of responses
closed-ended questions
792 - Questions on common sense knowledge lead to the
sociological knowledge
793 - Questions that are relevant to some respondents may irrelevant to others are known as.
contingency questions
794 - Quiz 1. Which place is famous for chickankari work.?
Lucknow
795 - Quran is Muslim life to
Belief
796 - Quran literally means
All of the above
797 - Quran tells life of
Hazrath Muhammad
798 - Qureshi et al. (2015) point out that.....
British Asians are often seen as committed to traditional, old fashioned family life with low rates of divorce and a low proportion of lone-parent families.
799 - R.K. Merton offered the example of the Hopi Americans engaging in ceremonial dances to encourage rain in order to illustrate
Latent function
800 - Race and colour are examples of
ascribed status
801 - Race is based on ..... characteristics and ethnicity is based on ..... characteristics (respectively).
physical; cultural
802 - Race is based on ..... characteristics, while Ethnicity is based on ..... characteristics
physical, cultural
803 - Race is sometime taken as synonymous of
national
804 - Rachel attends a school where she learns about a variety of social and ethnic traditions. They learn about the holidays and home lives of peoples from a variety of backgrounds. Which of the following terms describes this approach to education?
multiculturalism
805 - Racism and competition in sports are examples of
Social Conflict Theory
806 - Racism is based on the belief (s) that.
all of the above
807 - Racism that is built into the structures of society is
institutional racism
808 - Radcliffe Brown considers sociology as a science of
human society
809 - Radical Sociology sought to support which of the following sociological thought systems?
Marxian
810 - Raewyn Connell is one of
Australia sociologists
811 - Raewyn Connell was professor at university of Sydney and globally influential her earliest work was on class and
Education
812 - Raewyn Connell was suggested importance of
Hegemonic masculinity
813 - Raised without the influence of a cultural environment
feral
814 - 'Rajput is a brave community'. This public notion refers to.....
Stereotypes
815 - Ralf Dahrendorf is well known for his contributions of:
Conlfict Theory
816 - Random selection means:
every subject having an equal chance at participation
817 - Randy and his wife Stephanie each work full-time in a factory assembling windows for \$13 an hour. They rent a 2 bedroom apartment and have one child. They can pay most of their bills, but occasionally run into money problems. In which social class do the
working poor
818 - Ranked authority structure that operates according to specific rules and procedures
Bureacracy
819 - ranking of people or groups according to their unequal access to scarce resources
social stratification
820 - Rapid change on a closer look turns out to be a repeating set of activities that form a cyclical pattern like rhythms of nature, cycle of night and day. .After going through all stages it returns to original stage .....What type of change it is
Cyclic change
821 - Rapid urbanization and manufacturing of goods by machines are characteristics of which type of society?
industrial
822 - Rapoports and Rapoports came to a conclusion using existing literature. This is.....
secondary method
823 - Rate of mobility in modern societies is determined by (1) structural factor and (2) ?
Individual factors
824 - Rate of mobility in modern societies is determined by(1) structural factor and (2).
Individual factors
825 - Rates of poverty tend to be highest among.
all of the above
826 - Rather than emphasize how structure constrain like rationalist do, constructivist focused on
the constitutive role of norms and shared understanding on relationship between agency and structure
827 - Rating that combines social factors such as educational level, occupational prestige, and place of residence with the economic factor of income
Socioeconomic Status
828 - Rationalization
Max Weber
829 - Raymond Aron died in
1983
830 - Reaction to a real threat in fearful, anxious & often self-damaging ways
panic
831 - Read the description and say what type of group this is: a group of people that we use as a standard of comparison for ourselves regardless of whether we are part of that group.
reference
832 - Read the following characteristics and decide what type of group this is: people care about each other, the group is an important source of influence, the group is interested in mantaining and strengthening relationships.
primary
833 - Read the following question, what perspective or Ism would you see it associated (partnered) with? "how do individuals in the class talking to each other?"
Interactionism
834 - Reading a number of books and journals regarding crime in Canada is a good example of______________?
secondary research
835 - Real culture is .....
actual behavior patterns of members of a group
836 - Reasons for ethnocentrism are
all of these
837 - Reasons for ethnocentrism are
all of these
838 - Rebecca works at Wal-Mart as a cashier. When she sees a customer shoplifting, Rebecca calls for security. Rebecca does not confront the thieving customer, because that is not her job. This reflects:
The Division of Labor
839 - Rebellion
challenges cultural goals and norms and substitutes new ones
840 - Receiving a ticket for littering in the street is an example of a
negative formal sanction
841 - Receiving an award such as the Medal of Honor, or being honored with the Pulitzer Prize would be an example of which dimension of social stratification?
Prestige
842 - Receiving the Employee of the Month award is an example of which type of sanction?
Positive Formal
843 - Recent events vividly demonstrate that nationalism is.
the source of wars and atrocities
844 - Recent research supports the notion that mother-infant bonding.
has a biological basis
845 - Recent studies related to daycare centers indicate that.
there is no important loss or gain in intellectual development in well managed centers
846 - recluse
(n.) a person who leads a life shut up or withdrawn from the world
847 - recognition, respect & admiration attached to social positions
prestige
848 - recognized and intended consequences of any social pattern
manifest functions
849 - Recognized as the father of sociology
Auguste Comte
850 - Recognized as the founder of Sociology
Auguste Comte
851 - Recording, Publishing, and live performance is called
Music industry
852 - Recurring patterns of behavior in social life?
Structure
853 - Redemptive movements include.
fundamentalist Christianity
854 - Redistributing money among various segments of society is known as .....
Transfer Payments
855 - Reducing the seriousness of crimes against people of lower status
victim discounting
856 - Reduction of the information gathered in the field to a standardised form is
coding
857 - Refer the figure. Based on the figure, what is the principle of perception as stated below?
Figure ground
858 - REFERENCE GROUP
COMPARISON
859 - Reference group are groups used for self-evaluation and the formation of attitudes, values, beliefs, norms and mores. What are the two types of reference groups?
in group and out groups
860 - Referendum was held in selected provinces comprising the old Bangsamoro republic for the ratification of the Bangsamoro Organic Basic Law. This was done to promote development, peace, and order in their locality.
Political Science
861 - refers to accepting the goals of a society and the socially approved means for reaching them
conformity
862 - Refers to movement between social classes.
Vertical Mobility
863 - Refers to movement within a social class.
Horizontal Mobility
864 - Refers to objects and the rules for using them
Technology
865 - Refers to people sharing certain biologically inherited physical characteristic:
race
866 - refers to the ability to change positions within a social stratification system
social mobility
867 - refers to the ability to control the behavior of others, even against their own will.
power
868 - refers to the blending or fusing of minority groups into the dominant society
assimilation
869 - refers to the process of adopting new norms, beliefs, and values that result after the desocialization process
resocialization
870 - Refers to the study of living people and their cultures including variation and change
Cultural Anthropology
871 - Reform movements.
may be progressive or reactionary
872 - Refusing to rent a home to someone because they are a different color or race is an example of
Discrimination
873 - Regarding capitalist industrial societies Marx asserted that.
they contained the seeds of their own destruction
874 - Regina wants to study the homeless in her hometown. In order to do so, she lives at a homeless shelter for a month. During this time, she does everything that the women she is studying does and tells no one of her true identity. This method would be
participant observation
875 - Regular survey is
conducted at regular intervals.
876 - Reinforces behavior by enforcing laws
Government
877 - Rejecting the norms of society
negative deviance
878 - Rejects some of the larger culture's norms and values
Counterculture
879 - Related disciplines that focus on various aspects of society.
social sciences
880 - Related disciplines that study various aspects of human behavior.
Social Sciences
881 - Related disciplines that study various aspects of human social behavior
social sciences
882 - Relating to the study of religious belief
theological
883 - Relationship between two variables that is actually caused by a 3rd factor
spurious correlation
884 - Relative deprivation theory states that in order for a social movement to develop what must be present?
Grievances
885 - Relatively stable parts of social behavior within societies.
Social Structures
886 - Relatively stable, enduring patterns of social relationships, or social positions, and of numbers of people; patterns over which individuals have little control
social structure
887 - Reliability
consistency of results over time
888 - Religion causes people to hate people of another religion
Conflict
889 - Religion defines the spiritual world and gives meaning to the divine These are ___________ functions or religion?
manifest
890 - Religion defines the spiritual world and gives meaning to the divine These are..... functions or religion.
manifest
891 - Religion has the function of.
supporting societal norms
892 - Religion helps hold a society together morally.
functionalism
893 - Religion keeps people happy and helps them function better
Structural Functionalism
894 - Religion performs all but one of the following functions.
provides a single set of norms that are universally accepted and agreed upon
895 - Religion.....
Only (A) & (B)
896 - Religions.
all of the above
897 - Religiosity refers to.
depth of religious feelings
898 - Religious belief can provide not only a sense of identity and community for people but also an experience of stability.Within which of the following is this view most likely to be expressed?
Social cohesion
899 - Religious beliefs are often contained in.
all of the above
900 - Religious Evolution" was written by
Robert N. Bellah
901 - Religious groups that emphasize literal interpretation of sacred texts are called
fundamentalist
902 - Religious organization that arises out of a desire to reform an existing religious organization
sect
903 - Religious organization whose characteristics are not drawn from existing religious traditions within a society
cult
904 - Relying on doctors to diagnose our illnesses, attorneys for legal advice, meteorologists to predict the weather, and professors to teach subjects in their chosen fields all serve as examples of a type of knowledge called .....
authority
905 - Removing their own bias to understand why and how a culture works
Anthropologists focus on
906 - Repeated criminal activity
Recidivism
907 - Repeating a research project called.
replication
908 - Repetition of criminal behavior
recidivism
909 - repitition of or return to criminal behavior
recividism
910 - Replacing human and animal labor with machines is called
mechanization
911 - Represent research collected in numerical form that can be counted.
quantitative data
912 - Representative democracy is best described as system ?
where decisions are taken by people elected by the community as a whole
913 - Representative democracy is best described as system.
where decisions are taken by people elected by the community as a whole
914 - represents or stands for something else
symbol
915 - represents something else
symbol
916 - Reproduction outside the family.
has not been positively sanctioned in any society
917 - requires the development of theories that can be tested by research
science
918 - Research based on observation of people in any given environment (place) in known as:
Natural Observation
919 - Research by Lakoff showed that there are some distinct communication differences between men and women In general men tend to_____________?
not appreciate or encourage self-disclosure as much
920 - Research can be divided into two broad categories
quantitative and qualitative
921 - research for the purpose of making discoveries about human life
basic research
922 - Research has no control over possible bias in data may not be suitable for current research needs
Analysis
923 - Research indicates that effective schools.
foster the expectation that order will prevail in the classroom
924 - Research indicates that effective schools______________?
foster the expectation that order will prevail in the classroom
925 - Research is the manipulation of things, is said by
Slesinger and Stephenson
926 - Research is the manipulation of things, is said by
Slesinger and Stephenson
927 - Research method in which people repsond to questions
survey
928 - Research method where questions are asked to subjects who report their own answers
survey
929 - Research method where researches try to find connections between quantitative data.
Statistical Analysis
930 - Research methods can be divided into two categories: quantitative and qualitative.
Fact
931 - Research on the family life course indicates that.
women with a first child are more likely than women without a child to report that their husbands do not pay enough attention to them
932 - Research on the family life course indicates that_____________?
women with a first child are more likely than women without a child to report that their husbands do not pay enough attention to them
933 - Research question: does the distance a person kicks a soccer ball effect how well they will do on their math test. What is the dependent variable?
how well they do on the math test
934 - Research Question: Does the type of gasoline put in a car effect how fast the car can drive. What is the independent variable?
Type of gasoline
935 - Research regarding video game violence suggests that .....
violent video games lead to an increase in aggressive thought and behavior
936 - Research shows that firstborn children are more likely to be
achievement-oriented, responsible, and conserative
937 - Research that relies on numerical data is known as:
Quantitative Research
938 - Research that takes place in a natural (non laboratory) setting
Field research
939 - Research that takes place in a natural setting
field research
940 - Research that takes place in a non-laboratory setting
Field Research
941 - Research that uses descriptive data would be called?
Qualitative
942 - Research that uses numerical data would be called?
Quantitative
943 - Research that uses observation and relies on descriptive data is known as:
Qualitative Research
944 - Research that uses observation and relies on descriptive data, more like an interview, is known as:
Qualitative Research
945 - Research whose purpose is to make discoveries about life in human groups, not to make changes in those groups
Basic Sociology
946 - Researcher who believed investigated how people develop their morals.
Kohlberg
947 - Researcher who believed that experience was the main source of socialization
Mead
948 - Researcher who believed that humans developed in four stages of cognitive development
Piaget
949 - Researcher who discussed the teenage years as being a search for identity
Erikson
950 - Researchers manipulate the environment in some way and observe the results.
Breaching Experiment
951 - Researchers study people in their real world daily routines.
Participant Observation
952 - researching a cohort of people over a period of time rather than a snapshot of a particular moment in time
Longitudinal Study
953 - Researching a single case or example
Case study
954 - Resistance of secularization & the rigid adherence to traditional religious beliefs, rituals & doctrines
fundamentalism
955 - Resistance to certain aspects of development and social change in an effort to neutralize their efforts is called________________?
countermovement
956 - Resisting social change because it comes from outside of one's group is called
Ethnocentrism
957 - Resocialisation is
adjusting offender to family
958 - Resocialisation is
adjusting offender to family
959 - Resocialization, or adopting new norms and patterns of behavior, happens frequently in which of these situations?
The military
960 - Resource mobilization theory states that social movements develop when a groups has access to resources like which of the following?
Money
961 - Resources are defined as.
everything that is needed for the production of goods and services including human energy
962 - respect and honor attached to certain positions
prestige
963 - respect, honor &courtesy gives a person .....
prestige
964 - Respondent in research should know that they are involved in a research undertaking and roughly what this research is about is
Informed consent
965 - Responsible for examining and interpreting data about artifacts and fossils.
ARCHAEOLOGY
966 - Results of analysis are expressed in non-quantitative form is
qualitative analysis
967 - Retired people are an example of a
social category.
968 - Retirement's negative effects are felt most strongly by.
none of the above
969 - Retiring or divorce would be examples of
Role Exit
970 - Rewards and punishments designed to encourage desired behavior
External social control
971 - rewards are
positive sanctions
972 - rewards given for conforming to norms
positive sanctions
973 - Rewards of positive behaviour and punishments for negative behaviour are called
sanctions
974 - Rewards or punishment that encourage conformity to social norms is called:
social control
975 - rewards or punishments designed to encourage desired behavior
social sanctions
976 - Rewards or punishments for conforming to a society are called
sanctions
977 - Rewards or punishments that encourageconformity
social sanctions
978 - Rewards or punishments used to enforce conformity to norms are called
sanctions
979 - Ribosome are synthesized in part of cell called
nucleolus
980 - Ridicule is a
Social sanction
981 - Right to Education was introduced as Fundamental Rights under which of the following Article of the Indian Constitution? Codes:
Article-21-A
982 - rituals that mark the shift from one status to another
Rites of Passage
983 - Ritzer presented a theory that the different components of social life work together to influence society and behavior This theory is called_______________?
Integration theory
984 - Ritzer presented a theory that the different components of social life work together to influence society and behaviour This theory is called.
Integration theory
985 - Rob works hard and gets a scholarship to a state university where he graduates with honors, then goes on to law school. Neither of Rob's parents went to college. His income easily exceeds theirs. Rob has experienced
intergenerational mobility
986 - Robert is a lawyer. He drives a Lexus and lives in a 5 bedroom house with his wife Susan and their only child, David. He makes \$180,000/year. His family wears North Face clothing and loves to golf and play tennis. They have traveled internationally sever
Upper middle class
987 - Robert Merton called for a style of sociology that avoids extremes: it focuses on institutions, not tiny groups and not whole societies, and it holds theory and empirical observation in balance. This type of study is called ..... theory.
Midrange
988 - Robert Merton suggested two types of functions for different social structures. By keeping children busy and out of trouble for a good portion of the day, schools perform a ..... function.
Latent
989 - Robert Merton,s contributions to sociology include______________?
all of the above
990 - Robert Merton's contributions to sociology include.
all of the above
991 - Robert Merton's contributions to sociology include____________________?
all of the above
992 - Robert Merton's ideas on crime and deviance make use of the concept of anomie. What does anomie mean in Merton's work ?
social strain
993 - Robert Merton's ideas on crime and deviance make use of the concept of anomie. What does anomie mean in Merton's work?
social strain
994 - Robert Merton's theory of deviance; the idea that deviance is based upon society's value of certain goals but that not everyone has the means to achieve those goals is known as
strain theory
995 - Robert Park and Ernest Burgess are associated with.
the functionalist perspective
996 - Robert Park and Ernest Burgess are associated with________________?
the functionalist perspective
997 - Roland Barthes was born in
1915
998 - Roland Barthes was died in
1980
999 - Role ..... is a predicament in which contradictory expectations are associated with a single role.
strain
1000 - Role ..... is a predicament in which expectations associated with two or more statuses a person enacts contradict one another.
conflict
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