1 - Role ..... occurs when a person is having a difficult time fulfilling the duties of two roles.
conflict
2 - Role and status are two aspects of same.
Phenomenon
3 - Role and status are two aspects of same____________?
Phenomenon
4 - Role ascription by merit has also restricted the social statuses to those who has.
mainly depending on (b)
5 - Role ascription by merit has also restricted the social statuses to those who has______________?
(a)mainly depending on (b)
6 - Role Conflict
when role expectations associated with two or more statuses you occupy conflict with one another
7 - Role conflicts tend to occur.
because we must fulfill several demanding roles simultaneously
8 - Role confusion in modern society is engendered by all but one of the following.
None of these
9 - Role confusion in modern society is engendered by all but one of the following____________?
None of these
10 - Role performance indicates
overt action that occurs in a situation governed by normative regulation.
11 - Role performance indicates
overt action that occurs in a situation governed by normative regulation.
12 - Role Performance is.....
How people actually behave in their role
13 - Role Strain
when a person has difficulty meeting the role expectations of a single status
14 - Role strain refers to.....
a situation that occurs when a person has difficulty meeting the expectation of a single status.
15 - Role strain.
all of the above
16 - Role taking allows people to
see themselves as other people see them.
17 - Role-learning theory suggests that.
we internalise and take on social roles from a pre-existing framework
18 - Role-learning theory suggests that______________?
we internalize and take on social roles from a pre-existing framework
19 - Roles
the behavior expected of a person who has a particular status
20 - Roles are carried out by individuals on the basis of the symbols and meanings they share
Symbolic Interactionism
21 - Role-taking is associated with
Mead
22 - Romance as a reason for marriage.
is a modern invention
23 - Ron is excited to go to his high school reunion, so his classmates can see that he was successful and became a surgeon. Ron is basically looking forward receiving what from his classmates?
prestige
24 - Routes into social mobility include:
All of the above
25 - Royal Dutch Shell Oil Co has branches in Holland Britain the United States and France This kind of corporation is called.
multinational
26 - Royalty climed to rule by
Divine right
27 - RtE - 2009 Act is based on which article of constitution of India
Article 45
28 - Rules about moral and immoral approaches to sociological research.
Ethical guidelines
29 - rules and expectations by which a society guides the behavior of its members
Norms
30 - Rules defining inappropriate and appropriate behavior
Norms
31 - Rules of conduct that tell people how to act in certain situations, as determined by society are?
Norms
32 - Rules of society that regulate the behavior of its members.
Norms
33 - Rules set for specific roles that are considered normal behavior
Norms
34 - Rumors about a bizarre event that supposedly happened to someone far removed from the individual telling the story are often called_______________?
urban legends
35 - Rumour means
statements, assertions and speculations circulate among people in response to unstructured situation.
36 - Rumour means
statements, assertions and speculations circulate among people in response to unstructured situation.
37 - Rural society means
collection of homes in village.
38 - s that are relevant to some respondents may irrelevant to others are known as______________?
contingency questions
39 - Said science cannot predict the behavior of groups. Said culture must be taken into account. Created the concept of Verstehen.
Max Weber
40 - Sal meets Sam in the street and has not seen him in five years. They greet each other with a handshake. What is this an example of?
a symbol
41 - Sally didn't break your camera .purpose. It was an accident!
on
42 - Sally observed a high percentage of inmates were African Americans and Hispanics. Sally the prison official a series of questions to explain this overrepresentation of minorities. For every answer they provided Sally had another question. This form of cir
sociological thinking
43 - Sam believes that evil spirits cause poverty and starvation. Which of the following is Sam most likely to be?
Animist
44 - Sam is an atheist and is engaged to Kim who is a theist.On which of the following are they most likely to have different views?
The inclusion of prayers in the wedding ceremony
45 - Sammy bought a Dodge Charger so he could become popular with all the girls. This is known as the ..... of a car.
latent function
46 - Sample
subset of the population being studied
47 - Sampling allows survey of large populations using questionnaires interviews provide in depth responses is called
Survey
48 - Sampling methods are used to select
a representative sample of your target population
49 - Samuel A stuffer was conducted a study of
Classic research
50 - Samuel Johnson published his dictionary in the hope that it would stabilise word meaning and stop language changes in
1755
51 - Sanctions given by a formal group, such as a school are called?
Formal
52 - Sanctions given by an official organization
formal sanctions
53 - Sanctions that are given by a person in authority are called
formal sanctions
54 - sanctions that are officially recognized and enforced
formal sanctions
55 - sanctions that occur in face-to-face interactions
informal sanctions
56 - Sanctions that take the form of reward are called
positive sanctions
57 - Sanctions, such as a pat on the back, a smile, or a handshake are?
Informal
58 - Sanskritic Hinduism was termed by
MNS
59 - Sapir and Whorf believe that.
the structure of a language shapes a people's view of the world
60 - Sarah believes that since both she and Nafiz have been with their company for 10 years with a comparable history of success, they should both have an equal chance at receiving an upcoming promotion. This is an example of the most common type of feminism,
Socialist feminism
61 - Sarah has never seen germs, but she is concerned about them. She will not eat any food that has fallen on the floor, even in her mother's home, which is spotless. Which of the following best explains this situation?
the Thomas theorem
62 - Savings and investments would count as which type of wealth?
Financial wealth
63 - Saw inequality of minority groups as being linked to their position as a low status group. They are denied privileged status by being excluded and segregated.
Parkin
64 - Saw society like a human body, with various parts serving different functions.
Herbert Spencer
65 - Saying that all African Americans are good at sports is an example of a.....
a stereotype
66 - says that primary groups have an important role in transmitting deviance
differential association theory
67 - Scarce resources and rewards are distributed on the basis of ascribed statuses
caste system
68 - Schizophrenia is.
applied to a number of disturbances for lack of any other label
69 - School means
formal socialisation of an individual.
70 - school run by private companies on government funds
for-profit schools
71 - School shall be treated as
dependent variable
72 - School socialization of individuals includes which of the following?
Transmitting cultural values of the society
73 - School teaches students that they are part of a bigger society and teaches them how to work well with others.
social solidarity
74 - Schools intentionally try to transmit cultural values such as
good citizenship
75 - Science aims to be both.
valid and reliable
76 - Science aims to be both______________?
valid and reliable
77 - Science focusing on society and social behavior.
sociology
78 - Science is based on.
Verifiable evidence
79 - Science is based on_______________?
Verifiable evidence
80 - Scientific conclusions are.
relative to time and place of study and subject to revision
81 - Scientific method has following steps.
Problem observation hypothesis data experiment conclusion
82 - Scientific method has following steps_______________?
Problem observation hypothesis data experiment conclusion
83 - Scientific observation in the social sciences differs from that in the natural sciences because.
the social sciences deal with the behavior of people
84 - Scientific observation in the study of social behavior is known as
positivism
85 - Scientific observations are based on.
all of the above
86 - Scientific or positive phase is the.
Last Phase
87 - Scientific or positive phase is the____________?
Last Phase
88 - Scientific research relates to.
all of the above
89 - Scientific social construction means
push-in drugs for earning booty.
90 - Scientific social construction means
push-in drugs for earning booty.
91 - Scientific study of social structure
sociology
92 - Scientific theories in the nineteenth century tried to explain race in naturalistic terms Which of the following ideas was not considered ?
height
93 - Scientific theories in the nineteenth century tried to explain race in naturalistic terms Which of the following ideas was not considered ?
height
94 - Scientific theories in the nineteenth century tried to explain race in naturalistic terms Which of the following ideas was not considered?
height
95 - Scientist that believed that instinctual behavior could be taught.
Ivan Pavlov
96 - Scientist who held that instinctual behavior could be taught.
Ivan Pavlov
97 - Scientists agree that homosexuality is.
none of the above
98 - Scientists agree that.
all of humankind is descended from the same common stock
99 - Scientists start an investigation with by.
selecting and defining a topic
100 - Scoity is
organized interaction of people sharing land and culture
101 - Search for ways of using scientific knowledge to solve practical problems is termed as.
Applied Science
102 - Search for ways of using scientific knowledge to solve practical problems is termed as_____________?
Applied Science
103 - Second Hand research gathered by others is known as what?
secondary data
104 - Second-and third-generation immigrants failed to melt in the melting pot because of.
religion
105 - Secondary Analysis is what?
Data collected by other researchers that you use
106 - Secondary analysis results in what type of data?
quantitative
107 - Secondary deviance does not occur unless people.
accept the deviant labels and maintain the behavior in question
108 - SECONDARY GROUP
FRIENDLY BUT IMPERSONAL
109 - Secondary Groups
Only (A) & (B)
110 - Secondary groups are judged by their.
Performance
111 - Secondary groups are judged by them ?
Performance
112 - Secondary groups are.
both a & b
113 - Secondary groups are______________?
both a & b
114 - Secondary sex characteristics.
develop when specific hormones are introduced into an organism
115 - Secondary Socialization usually takes place first in:
School
116 - Secord and Buckman feel that norms is a
relation with neighbour.
117 - Secretions produced by ribosome are passed via endoplasmic reticulum and
Golgi complex
118 - 'Secularism curbs divisiveness that springs from religious differences and also clears way for rapid development and nation building processes'. Which one of the following is not an element of secularism as per the statement given above?
Primordial loyalties as a part of social engineering in a society.
119 - Secularization involves the two related ideas of.
disengagement and disenchantment
120 - Secularization involves the two related ideas of__________________?
disengagement and disenchantment
121 - Secularization involves the two related ideas of__________________?
disengagement and disenchantment
122 - secularization may BEST be described as
a reduction of religious influences
123 - see competition over scarce resources as the cause of social inequality. Stratification comes from class exploitation. The owners of the means of production control the working class in order to make profits and maintain their power.
Conflict Theory
124 - Seeing patterns means that a sociologist needs to be able to:
identify similarities in how social groups respond to social pressure
125 - Seeing the general in the particular is applying the
Sociological Perspective
126 - Seeing the general in the particular is part of what concept?
Sociological Perspective
127 - Seeing the strange in the familiar is a requirement of what?
The Sociological Perspective
128 - Sees competition over scarce resources as the basis of social conflict.
Conflict Theory
129 - segment of society whose members hold similar amounts of resources & shared values
social class
130 - Segment of society whose members hold similar amounts of resources and share values, norms, and an identifiable lifestyle
social class
131 - Segregation means .....
Separation
132 - seize access
take hold of permission suddenly and forcibly
133 - Sekumpulan manusia yang memiliki kesadaran bersama, adanya faktor pengikat, dan saling berhubungan timbal balik disebut dengan .
kelompok sosial
134 - select all items that are included in cultural indicators.
All of the above
135 - Select all non-economic indicators that are included in Rights, of political indicator.
Only (A) & (B)
136 - Select all of the following that are important elements in Émile Durkheim's theory?
Only (A) & (B)
137 - Select all of the following that were findings concerning the 3 girls (Anna, Isabelle, and Genie) that were "rescued" from social isolation.
All of the above
138 - Select ALL that are an example of Microsociology.
Only (A) & (B)
139 - Select all that are included in Cultural Indicators, in levels of development.
All of the above
140 - Select areas of culture which show a great deal of variation in different cultures (select all)
All of the above
141 - Select the correct alternative about Habermas' reconstruction of Marxism: i. Purposive rational action instead of superstructure ii. Symbolic interaction instead of superstructure iii. Societal modes of self-reflection instead of class consciousness iv. C
i, ii, iii
142 - Select the negative effects of the Industrial Revolution:
All of the above
143 - Select the two types of norms we discussed in class: (PICK 2)
Only (A) & (B)
144 - Selective confinement.
does keep "hard core" criminals off the street
145 - Selective confinement_______________?
does keep "hard core" criminals off the street
146 - Selective perception tends to .....
Perpetuate stereotypes
147 - Self-Concept can be described as
How you view yourself.
148 - Self-identification includes
all of the above
149 - Selves without bodies don, t make much sense in human terms (Jenkins 1996) What is Jenkins alluding to in this quotation?
the need to theorize the embodiment of the social self
150 - Selves without bodies don,t make much sense in human terms (Jenkins 1996) What is Jenkins alluding to in this quotation ?
the need to theorize the embodiment of the social self
151 - semi- is a latin root meaning
half, partial
152 - Senior staff enjoy which perks at work?
occupational pensions
153 - Sense of belongingness in rural society is
More
154 - Seorang remaja bergaul dengan sekelompok orang yang mempunyai kegemaran berkelahi dan menodong. Ia menyerap nilai-nilai dalam kelompok tersebut sehingga menjadi gemar berkelahi dan menodong. Gejala sosial dalam bentuk penyimpangan perilaku tersebut terjad
masalah sosial
155 - Separation of the members of society on the basis of certain characteristics
social stratification
156 - Series of steps leading to change on a societal level
social processes
157 - Serious mental disorders that often require periods of hospitalization or institutionalization are called.
psychoses
158 - Set 1:The problem of the twentieth century is the problem of the color line.
W.E.B Dubois
159 - Set 1:The survival of the fittest, which I have here sought to express in mechanical terms, is that which Mr. Darwin has called "natural selection," or the preservation of favored races in the struggle for life.
Herbert Spencer
160 - Set 1:The worker of the world has nothing to lose but their chains. Workers of the world unite.
Karl Marx
161 - Set 1:There is no society known where a more or less developed criminality is not found under different forms We must therefore call crime necessary and declare that it cannot be non-existent, that the fundamental conditions of social organization, as the
Emile Durkheim
162 - set of assumptions about an area of study accepted as true
theoretical perspective
163 - Set of assumptions accepted as true
theoretical perspective
164 - Set of prayers to be said five times a day facing Kara is called
Salat
165 - set of values, norms, beliefs & attitudes stressing hard work, thrift & self-discipline
protestant ethic
166 - setting our to prove that there is a relationship between height and show size in individuals would be an example of
correlational research
167 - Settling for an undesirable solution to prevent conflict within the group.
Group Think
168 - Several members of a little league team begin wearing their baseball caps backward and soon the entire team follows this style. This is an example of
group conformity.
169 - Several of Justin's closest friends surprised him with a large birthday party. This group of friends is an example of a:
Primary Group
170 - Several students began meeting to study after school, and soon the entire class is studying together. This is.....
group conformity
171 - Sex roles are.
behavioral norms into which males and females are socialized
172 - Sex stereotypes are traditionally found in.
all of the above
173 - Shakespeare said "All the world's a state, and all the men and women are merely players." Which of the following is most closely related to this statement?
dramaturgy
174 - Shaking hands when you meet someone is an example of a/an:
Informal Norm
175 - Shaking hands when you meet someone is an example of a/an:à ¤Å“à ¤¬ à ¤†Ã ¤Âª à ¤•Ã ¤¿Ã ¤¸Ã ¥€ à ¤¸Ã ¥‡ à ¤®Ã ¤¿Ã ¤²Ã ¤¤Ã ¥‡ à ¤¹Ã ¥Ë†Ã ¤‚ à ¤¤Ã ¥‹ à ¤¹Ã ¤¾Ã ¤¥ à ¤®Ã ¤¿Ã ¤²Ã ¤¾Ã ¤¨Ã ¤¾ à ¤‡Ã ¤¸Ã ¤•Ã ¤¾ à ¤Ã ¤• à ¤‰Ã ¤¦Ã ¤¾Ã ¤¹Ã ¤°Ã ¤£ à ¤¹Ã ¥Ë†:
Informal Normà ¤…à ¤¨Ã ¥Å’à ¤ÂªÃ ¤Å¡Ã ¤¾Ã ¤°Ã ¤¿Ã ¤• à ¤®Ã ¤¾Ã ¤¨Ã ¤¦Ã ¤‚à ¤¡
176 - shallow
lacking depth of intellect or knowledge
177 - Sharda Act
prohibited child marriage
178 - Sharda Act was passed in
1939
179 - shared beliefs about what is good and bad or write and wrong are considered
values
180 - Shared beliefs about what is good or bad and right and wrong are
Values
181 - Shared beliefs about what is good or bad, right or wrong, desirable or undesirable.
Values
182 - shared beliefs, values, and practices
Culture
183 - Shared experiences of a group of people by geography, language, religion (etc.) which give them a distinctive national identity is referred to as:
Ethnicity
184 - shared goals that override differences among people and require their cooperation
Superordinate Goals
185 - Shared practices, values, and beliefs. Everything produced including the social rules
Culture
186 - Shared products of human groups is .....
culture
187 - Shared products of human groups, which include both physical objects and the beliefs, values, and behaviors shared by the group.
Culture
188 - shared rules of conduct that tell people how to act in a certain situation
norms
189 - Shared rules of conduct that tell people how to act in specific situations are
norms
190 - Shared rules of conduct that tell people how to act in specific situations are .....
Norms
191 - Shares an overall culture but is distinctive in norms, lifestyles, language/
Subculture
192 - She advocated that sociologist try and change society not just study it.
Harriet Martineau
193 - She claims that the risks are virtually nil. Nil means
nothing
194 - She focused on the imbalance of power in social classes
Jane Addams
195 - She recieved a refferal because she is so ..... Ellen would not stop talking while the teacher spoke.
social
196 - She wanted to ..... herself from the group since she did not think what they were doing was right.
disassociate
197 - She was named top ..... in the firm for having a successful year with her marketing campaign.
associate
198 - She was one of the first female sociologists and focused on the inequalities between the sexes.
Harriet Martineau
199 - She was quiet and shy, but many people just thought that she was ..... and like group activities.
unsocial
200 - Shifting cultivation is known as ..... among Maler of Bihar.
Khallu
201 - Shifts borders of economic transactions bringing a marked change in peace of economic development in world business companies, banking and investments now cross more national borders then ever before is called as
All of the above
202 - Shopping on the Internet is convenient, and can save time. This is a ..... function of this type of shopping.
manifest
203 - Shortcomings of interest groups include.
the dissemination of biased information
204 - Should experiments be repeated over and over to see if the results are the same each time?
yes
205 - Should I use 2nd person in the exam (you, your, they, them etc)?
No
206 - Should I use first person in the exam (I, my, me, we etc)?
No infinity
207 - Showing objectivity; using superior research standards; reporting findings and methods truthfully; and protecting the rights, privacy, integrity, dignity, and freedom of research subjects.
Standards for conducting ethical research
208 - significant new value that has emerged in the United States
self-fulfillment
209 - Similar practices that are found in most societies are called
cultural universals
210 - Similarities common to all cultures are called.
cultural universals
211 - Simple collection of people who happened to be together in a particular place but do not significantly interact or identify with one another.
social aggregates
212 - Simple supernaturalism.
entails the notion of mana
213 - Simple supernaturalism_______________?
entails the notion of mana
214 - Since no two individuals are exactly alike, each one is said to be:
Unique
215 - Since state and nation are not the same thing the preferred term for individual political entities is.
nation-sates or national states
216 - Since the 1980s, many manufacturing companies moved their plants from U.S. cities to sites in the developing world in Asia and elsewhere. This problem is called .....
capital flight
217 - Since the 1990s the rate of teenage pregnancy among Black women in the United States has.
decreased
218 - Since the 1990s the rate of teenage pregnancy among Black women in the United States has_________________?
decreased
219 - Singular, individual acts that violate norms.
Primary Deviance
220 - Sir Henry Main gave
Patriarchal theory
221 - Situation in which some aspects of a culture change less rapidly than others
cultural lag
222 - Situation that occurs when the norms of society are unclear or no longer applicable
Anomie
223 - Situations where media provide so much information that people become numb. It's a concern because people become desensitized to the information when they see it on the media.
Narcotizing Dysfunction
224 - Skepticism refers to.
doubting
225 - Slang Words are typically specific to a culture. This is an example of:
Language
226 - Slavery is a form of=
SOCIAL STRATIFICATION
227 - Slums in urban areas denote
overpopulation and migration.
228 - Small group whose members share personal and lasting relationships.
Primary Group
229 - Small groups of people whose affiliations are based on shared beliefs, preferences and practices.
Subcultures
230 - Small often mobile society that rely on domesticated herd animals to meet their food needs.
Pastoral
231 - small, manageable number of subjects that represent the population
samples
232 - Small-scale (i.e., Do doctors talk to patients of different races differently?)
Micro
233 - Smith wrote that private ownership of the means of production would.
stimulate economic growth as each individual tried to maximize profits
234 - Snowballing is an example of.
non-probability sampling
235 - Snowballing is an example of_______________?
non-probability sampling
236 - So far as society is concerned it
sometimes causes deaths
237 - social (adj)
friendly; a person who enjoys companions
238 - Social (cognitive) psychologist, performed classic study of imitation and aggressive behaviors in children.
Albert Bandura
239 - Social action
Refers to the way in which sIt is a central concept in symbolic interactionism.
240 - Social activist who was involved in the Pan-African movement
W.E.B. Du Bois
241 - social aggregations that emerge from the (Inter)Net when enough people carry on…. public discussions long enough with sufficient human feeling to form webs of personal relationships What is Rheingold (2000) describing here ?
virtual communities
242 - Social and economic change in Pakistan has been so enormous that it can be termed as Revolutionary The process of change began with.
Migration after Independence
243 - Social and economic change in Pakistan has been so enormous that it can be termed as Revolutionary The process of change began with_____________?
Migration after Independence
244 - Social Behaviour and Personality" was written by
W.I. Thomas
245 - Social benefit of population statistics is that
we come to know about child morality.
246 - Social change is
continuous
247 - Social change must be analyzed in terms of.
statics and dynamics
248 - Social class is based on .....
income, education, and occupational prestige
249 - Social Class means which of the following?
a division of a society based on social and economic status
250 - Social classes are divided on the basis of
None of these
251 - Social classes are divided on the basis of
None of these
252 - Social classes, status groups, age and gender groups, and crowds are the examples of
Quasigroups
253 - Social cohesion based upon the dependence individuals have on each other in more advanced societies
Organic Solidarity
254 - social condition in which norms are weak, conflicting or absent
anomie
255 - Social conflict is
an understanding of why this is inequality
256 - Social Conflict Theory
Karl Marx
257 - Social construction is
The reality conveys the important ideas and build social world through our interaction
258 - Social construction of reality was introduced by
Peter Berger
259 - Social constructionism studies the processes which create and sustain ?
social reality
260 - Social constructionism studies the processes which create and sustain ?
social reality
261 - Social constructionism studies the processes which create and sustain.
social reality
262 - Social control brings ..... to society
social order
263 - Social control imposes informally through
all of these
264 - Social control involves
all of these
265 - Social control involves
all of these
266 - Social control is
How groups and individuals are brought into conformity
267 - Social control is exerted in the following important ways.
Beliefs and personal ideals.
268 - Social control makes
a citizen responsible
269 - Social control may be imposed informally through the
all of these
270 - Social control may be imposed informally through the
all of these
271 - Social control refers to.....
the methods a society uses to promote order and stability
272 - Social control studies
various modes
273 - Social Control theory attempts to explain_____________?
conformity
274 - Social control through the enforcement of norms works because.
individuals are anxious to be accepted
275 - Social control..... Multiple correct answers
All of the above
276 - Social Darwinism
perspective that holds that societies evolve towards stability and perfection
277 - Social Darwinism is
Survival of the fittest applied to people
278 - Social Darwinism is to Herbert Spencer as Ideal type is to
Weber
279 - Social Darwinism promoted survival of the fittest. How was this idea applied socially?
encouraged the inferiority of minorities
280 - Social Darwinism; only the best aspects of society survive
Spencer
281 - Social Darwinists believed that.
only the strongest persons should control the resources of a society
282 - Social dependency based on widespread consensus of values & beliefs, enforced conformity & dependency on tradition & family
mechanical solidarity
283 - Social disorganisation is
one time process
284 - Social disorganisation is
one time process
285 - Social disorganisation is a problem concerned primarily with
all societies
286 - Social distance is measured either by direct observation of people interacting or by.
Questionnaire
287 - Social distance is measured either by direct observation of people interacting or by____________?
Case studies
288 - Social dynamics are processes that.....
Change society
289 - Social esteem, respect, or approval that is awarded to people because they possess attributes that their society considers admirable.
prestige
290 - Social events are
disorganised
291 - Social exclusion refers to ways in which people are cut off from full involvement in society How has Veit-Wilson (1998) distinguished the main variants of this concept ?
weak/strong
292 - Social exclusion refers to ways in which people are cut off from full involvement in society How has Veit-Wilson (1998) distinguished the main variants of this concept?
weak/strong
293 - Social facts have their independent existence and must be studied likewise Who remarked above when discussing scientific method ?
Emile Durkheim
294 - Social facts have their independent existence and must be studied likewise Who remarked above when discussing scientific method.
Emile Durkheim
295 - Social inequality is a structured aspect of contemporary life That means that.
inequalities are passed from generation to generation
296 - Social inequality is a structured aspect of contemporary life That means that___________?
inequalities are passed from generation to generation
297 - Social Institution
a set of ideas about the way a specific important social need should be addressed
298 - Social institutions are the very heart of a culture of a community undoubtedly its proud", was said by
Maclver
299 - Social institutions are.
None of these
300 - Social institutions are_____________?
None of these
301 - Social institutions create privledge
Conflict Theory
302 - Social institutions have
no physical structure
303 - Social institutions regulate human behaviour in the society" is
social control
304 - Social institutions serve which of the following functions?
All of the above
305 - Social institutions.
are ingrained patterns of behavior representing solutions to universal human needs
306 - Social Integration
members of groups or a society are united by shared values and other social bonds; social cohesion
307 - Social integration is promoted by culturally defined rights and obligations honored by group members
Functionalism
308 - social integration of members of a society who have common values and beliefs.
mechanical solidarity
309 - Social interdependency based on a high degree of specialization in roles
organic solidarity
310 - social interdependency based on a web of highly specialized roles
organic solidarity
311 - Social is an
None of the Above
312 - Social life is organized and structured through.
all of the above
313 - Social life should be undedrstood from the viewpoint of the individuals involved.
Symbolic Interactionism
314 - Social Location
set of information that determines an individual place within their community
315 - Social Location is the group membership that people have because of their __________ ?
Location in history and society
316 - Social mobility is.
In both directions
317 - Social mobility is______________?
In both directions
318 - Social mobility may be experienced by.
By individual or by entire group
319 - Social mobility may be experienced by_____________?
By individual or by entire group
320 - Social mobility may be experienced by______________?
By individual or by entire group
321 - Social mobility means
placement of a person changes with need of time.
322 - Social mobility means
the movement of people between positions that are on different social levels.
323 - Social mobility means
the movement of people between positions that are on different social levels.
324 - Social Mobility" was written by
Pitirim
325 - Social movement that attempts to change the total structure of society
revolutionary movement
326 - Social movement that attempts to make limited changes in people
reformative movement
327 - Social movement that attempts to make limited changes in society
reformative movement
328 - Social movement that seeks to change people completely
redemptive movement
329 - Social movements are classified according to the ..... and .....
target; the amount of change sought
330 - Social movements are forms of collective behavior that have.
a sense of solidarity
331 - Social movements never.
none of the above
332 - Social movements tend to.
all of the above
333 - Social norms are.
rules and expectations about interaction that regulate social life
334 - Social norms are:
Rules and expectations about interaction that regulate social life
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336 - Social norms are_____________?
rules and expectation about interaction that regulate social life
337 - Social norms are______________?
rules and expectations about interaction that regulate social life
338 - Social norms refer to how a society expects individuals to behave in any given social situation- which of the below is NOT a social norm choose 2
Only (A) & (B)
339 - Social occasions in which individuals act out formal roles are called.
front regions
340 - Social occasions in which individuals act out formal roles are called___________?
front regions
341 - Social occasions in which individuals act out formal roles are called_____________?
front regions
342 - Social order based on interdependence made possible by a high degree of specialization in roles
organic solidarity
343 - Social order based on widespread sharing of values & beliefs, enforced conformity, and dependence on family and tradition
mechanical solidarity
344 - Social organization in the city brought ALL BUT which one of these changes?
The class structure became more rigid
345 - Social organization.
is microsocial macrosocial and interchangeable with social structure
346 - Social position in a society is known as
Status
347 - Social problem may be defined as
it adversely affects large number of people
348 - Social problems can be understood in the realm of
sociology
349 - Social ranking is based on.
all of the above
350 - Social Reality is constructed in the minds of social actors.
phenomenology
351 - social reform and co-foundered Chicago's Hull House
Jane Addams
352 - Social reformer and co-founder of Chicago's Hull House
Jane Addams
353 - Social relations are directly proportional to.
social Class
354 - Social relations are directly proportional to_____________?
social Class
355 - Social relations that link us directly and indirectly to others.
Social Networks
356 - Social research is
systematic observation
357 - Social research is
systematic observation
358 - Social research is done for the pupose of developing and testing
social theories
359 - Social research is the systematic method of discovering the new facts", is said by
P. V. Young
360 - Social research means
both of these
361 - Social research means
both of these
362 - Social researchers do pilot studies before a main study because
they want to try it out and improve it
363 - Social revolutions.
often begin with intellectuals withdrawing their support of the existing regime
364 - Social revolutions_______________?
often begin with intellectuals withdrawing their support of the existing regime
365 - Social rules that govern behaviour are known as.....
norms
366 - Social science that examines the choice s people make to satisfy their wants and needs.
Economics
367 - Social Science that examines the principles, organization, and operation of government.
Political Science
368 - Social science that focuses on individual's behavior and personality.
Social Psychology
369 - Social science that studies human societies, their interactions, and the processes that preserve and change them
Sociology
370 - Social science that studies past cultures & present simple cultures
anthropology
371 - Social Science that studies people and events in the past.
History
372 - Social science that studies such things as government and voting patterns.
Poltical Science
373 - Social Science that studies the behavior and thinking of organisms.
Psychology
374 - social science that studies the choice s people make in an effort to satisfy their wants & needs.
economics
375 - Social Sciences are pejoratively known as.
Soft sciences
376 - Social Sciences are pejoratively known as_______________?
Soft sciences
377 - Social sciences comprise the application of scientific method to.
human aspect of the world
378 - Social sciences comprise the application of scientific method to______________?
human aspect of the world
379 - Social scientists are interested in collective behavior because it is.
often the basis of important social change
380 - Social scientists explain the incest taboo as.
way of reducing family conflict
381 - Social scientists who study criminal behavior
criminologist
382 - Social scientists.
neither accept nor reject claims of divine revelation
383 - Social statics are processes that.....
Hold society together
384 - Social Statics" was published in
1850
385 - social status is based on ability and achievement
meritocracy
386 - social stratification based on ascription or birth.
Caste System
387 - Social Stratification benefits society
Structural-Functional Paradigm
388 - Social Stratification benefits some, harms others
Social-Conflict Paradigm
389 - Social stratification describes
status and roles in group.
390 - Social stratification describes
status and roles in group.
391 - Social stratification indicates
process by which a person gets ranks in society.
392 - Social stratification is a characteristic of society not simply a reflection of
Individual difference
393 - Social stratification is a horizon units" is defined by
R. W. Murray
394 - Social stratification is a result of competition for scarce resources. Which theoretical perspective best explains the statement above?
Conflict Theory
395 - Social stratification is a system that:
ranks society members into categories
396 - Social stratification is based on
social inequality
397 - Social stratification is guided mainly by
economic consideration of the people.
398 - Social stratification is necessary to promote excellence
Functionalist View
399 - Social Stratification is reflected in a ..... society.
Hierarchial
400 - Social Stratification is unstable and many oppose the inequality it creates
Social-Conflict Paradigm
401 - Social stratification is.
the ranking or grading of individuals and groups into hierarchical layers
402 - Social stratification is_______________?
the ranking or grading of individuals and groups into hierarchical layers
403 - Social stratification means breaking up of relationship between
group of individuals
404 - Social stratification occurs through social class, age, ethnicity and .....
Gender
405 - Social stratification persists over .....
generations
406 - Social stratification provides an effective mechanism for role allocation. This viee is associated with
Davis and Moore
407 - Social Stratification refers
the ranking of people of groups according to their unequal access to scarce resources
408 - Social stratification resulting from unequal distribution of wealth, power and
All of the above
409 - Social structure
Refers to the pattern of social behavior in a group or society. It acts as a framework for society by establishing the ways that people and groups are related. These relationships are based on a person's location, or status, in the social structure.
410 - Social structure is characterized by power struggles between the bourgeoise & proletariat.
Karl Marx
411 - Social Structure is.....
a network of interrelated statuses and roles that guide human interaction
412 - Social structure refers to.
norms roles and group in a social system
413 - Social structure roles are.....
The rights and obligations expected of someone occupying a particular status
414 - Social Studies aims to do all of the following with respect to human behavior EXCEPT:
Change
415 - Social systems are based on.
expectations as to the behavior of others
416 - Social theory is
about the knowledge of social universe.
417 - Social theory is about
how to use the knowledge.
418 - Social theory is found in
both of these
419 - Social theory is found in
both of these
420 - Social values are
positive ideals
421 - Social values indicate
group standards
422 - Social values may also be changed by new types of
all of these
423 - Socialisation in teenage years through the influence of peer groups, friends and school - is the definition of what?
Secondary Socialisation
424 - Socialisation is a
None of these
425 - Socialisation is the process by which
people learn the culutre of society.
426 - Socialisation is the process by which
people become full participants in the society.
427 - Socialisation makes social behaviour
possible
428 - Socialisation makes social behaviour
possible
429 - Socialisation refers to.....Could be more than one answer
All of the above
430 - Socialisation shall be considered as
dependent variable
431 - Socialism and communism both call for.
government controlling parts of the economy for the common good
432 - Socialist systems emphasize.....
freedom from want
433 - Socialist theory was defined in the writings of Karl Marx and ?
Friedrich Engels
434 - Socialist theory was defined in the writings of Karl Marx and.
Friedrich Engels
435 - Socialist theory was defined in the writings of karl Marx and______________?
Adam Smith
436 - socialite (n)
a person who is important or of high rank within a specific, usually fashionable group
437 - Socialization begins at birth and continues
throughout life.
438 - Socialization by outside influences other than those that have raised you is known as:
Secondary Socialization
439 - Socialization happens best by:
Interacting with other humans
440 - Socialization happens in.
persons of all ages
441 - socialization in children takes place.
both a and c
442 - socialization in children takes place___________?
both a and c
443 - Socialization involves the use of which process to turn a "horde of barbarians" into productive human beings?
symbolic and physical interaction
444 - Socialization is
learning attitudes, values and behaviors.
445 - Socialization is a ..... process.
Lifelong
446 - Socialization is a continuous lifelong process and self develops as a result of social interactions this is.
Symbolic interactionism
447 - Socialization is a continuous lifelong process and self develops as a result of social interactions this is_______________?
Symbolic interactionism
448 - Socialization is a life process generally divided into two parts primary and secondary socialization Primary refers to.
Socialization in early life, as a child
449 - Socialization is a life process generally divided into two parts primary and secondary socialization Primary refers to_____________?
Socialization in early life, as a child
450 - Socialization is a series of stages in which the individual learns to participate in various levels of organization of society and internalizes a cognitive frame of reference for interpersonal relations It is.
Internalization theory
451 - Socialization is a series of stages in which the individual learns to participate in various levels of organization of society and internalizes a cognitive frame of reference for interpersonal relations It is____________?
Internalization theory
452 - Socialization is based on
Self
453 - Socialization is extended to every part of human life As a result every one becomes both a socialiser and a socializee in all encounters with others This concept leaves socialization without a social home.This is the approach of.
Long & Hadden
454 - Socialization is extended to every part of human life As a result every one becomes both a socializer and a socialize in all encounters with others This concept leaves socialization without a social home. This is the approach of______________?
Long & Hadden
455 - Socialization is the process through which an individual internalizes ?
Cultural norms
456 - Socialization is the process through which an individual internalizes.
Cultural norms
457 - Socialization is______________?
the process of becoming part of a society by learning its norms and values
458 - Socialization refers to
The process by which someone learns the necessary skills to participate in society
459 - Socialization takes place through a process of cultural
diffusion.
460 - Socialization, as a sociological term, describes:
how people learn societal norms, beliefs, and values
461 - Socially determined behaviors expected of a person performing a role.
Role Expectation
462 - Socially it may be said that procreation is
socially motivated factor.
463 - Societal Reaction theory begins with the fact that deviation is created by labelling an act as.
Deviant
464 - Societal Reaction theory begins with the fact that deviation is created by labelling an act as______________?
Deviant
465 - societal stratification based on personal merit.
Meritocracy
466 - Societies are classified according to which of the following categories?
All of the above
467 - Societies are in relative balance.
functionalism
468 - societies exert control over its members
social constraint
469 - societies existed roughly 2 million to 10,000 years ago
hunting and gathering
470 - Societies in which ascribed statuses have been prevalent include.
A and C only
471 - Societies persist without sharing resources equally because:
There are strong ideological beliefs that justify that stratification
472 - Societies practice social control to maintain .....
social order
473 - Societies use lots of symbols as meaningful representations of who they are collectively.
Symbolic Interactionism
474 - Societies want a sense of stability and harmony
Functionalism
475 - societies when people learned they could grow and harvest certain plants instead of gathering them.
horticultural
476 - Societies where sons inherit property from their mothers are called
None of the above
477 - Societies with landed gentry and inherited titles resemble.
estate systems
478 - Society always refers to the
Culture of the people
479 - Society and culture is indeed connected with one another, all encompassing, meaning we visualize culture and society as a complex whole. The following descriptions below clearly explain how culture, society, and politics are interrelated with one another,
Members of the society are not active in the engagement in political activities.
480 - Society and culture.
are interrelated and interdependent
481 - Society can be properly studied if latent and manifest functions are
allowed to come closer to each other.
482 - Society cannot be studied in the same way as the natural world because.
human behaviour is meaningful and varies between individuals and cultures
483 - Society cannot be studied in the same way as the natural world because_____________?
human behavior is meaningful and varies between individuals and cultures
484 - Society cannot be studied in the same way as the natural world because_______________?
human behavior is meaningful and varies between individuals and cultures
485 - Society has become less religious and the social stigma relating to divorce has been lost. Divorce reform Act- no fault divorces. Growth in welfare state. Increased opportunities for marital stress and conflict. Increasing debt and pressure to have a high
Social Attitudes and Secularisation
486 - Society is
Deliberate
487 - Society is "a reality sui generis", is said by
Emile Durkheim
488 - Society is a complex organization of parts that function to fulfil the requirements and promote the needs of the whole is a concept of.
structural functionalism
489 - Society is a complex organization of parts that function to fulfil the requirements and promote the needs of the whole is a concept of________________?
structural functionalism
490 - Society is a system of interconnected parts that work together to maintain a state of balance.
Functionalist theory
491 - Society is a system of interconnected parts that work together.
functionalism
492 - Society is a web of social .....
Relationships
493 - Society is abstract and community is .....
Concrete
494 - Society is an integrated whole; changes to one part will led to changes in other parts
Functionalism
495 - Society is based on a set of shared values that most people follow.
Functionalism
496 - Society is composed of different groups competing for resources.
Conflict Theory
497 - Society is composed of groups competing for scarce resources (Marx)
Conflict Theory
498 - Society is constantly changing in response to social inequality and conflict.
Conflict Perspective
499 - Society is defined as:
Only (A) & (B)
500 - Society is held together by
consensus
501 - Society is looked upon as
system of parts.
502 - Society is network of what?
Social relationship
503 - Society is of which type
Abstract
504 - Society is portrayed as a body and each part has a role to play.
Structural functionalism
505 - Society is seen as a complex system whose parts work together to promote stability and social order, focusing on how large structures fit together.+Mostly macro-level paradigm
Structural Functionalism
506 - society is seen as a stable system in.
Functionalist Perspective
507 - society is seen as a stable system in_______________?
Functionalist Perspective
508 - Society is seen as being composed of complex groups who struggle over scare resources, taking change as fundamental to society, focusing on how society defines sources of inequality and conflict.+Mostly macro-level theory
Conflict Theory
509 - Society is seen as inherently ..... when using a functionalist perspective.
Stable
510 - Society is the network of
social relationship
511 - 'Society' is the web of social relationships - whose views are these?
Maclver & Page
512 - Society means which of the following?
Is a large social grouping that shares the same geographical territory and is subject to the same political authority and dominant cultural expectations
513 - Society puts pressure on individuals to achieve certain types of socially acceptable goals
Strain Theory
514 - Society refers to a group of people
a& b both
515 - Society refers to a group of people_____________?
a& b both
516 - Society refers to the
interrelationship of people
517 - Society refers to the
interrelationship of people
518 - Society seeks stability
functionalism
519 - Society shaping us into who we are is an example of?
Nurture
520 - Society sustains itself by various moving parts that work together for the whole. (Political systems, religion, the family, etc.) Organic solidarity
Emilie Durkheim
521 - Society symbolises the network of
Social relationships
522 - Society that survives by growing their own food
agricultural
523 - Society using technology to provide for the needs of its members is a
subsistence strategy
524 - Society works as gears in an engine with each parts working together to make society run is an example of .....
Functionalism
525 - Society, school/work, friend group, family, media, and location are what?
Key influences on ones culture
526 - Society's different classes are seen to emerge based on the means of production.
Class Conflict
527 - Society's entire way of life can also be called?
Culture
528 - Sociobiology studies what type of reasons for human behavior?
Biological
529 - sociocultureal change means that.
social and cultural change are interrelated
530 - Socio-economic class is associated with .....
Marxism
531 - Socioeconomic status is determined by
educational level and place of residence
532 - sociogram (n)
a diagram that represents each person's friends in a classroom
533 - Sociological definitions of deviance consist of behaviors, beliefs, and_______________?
Conditions
534 - Sociological imagination
Wright Mills
535 - Sociological imagination enables us to
All of the above
536 - Sociological imagination is a term coined by
Wright Mills
537 - Sociological knowledge has had an impact upon ..... and there is a complex relationship between the two
social policy
538 - Sociological method that examines society on a smaller, or individual scale.
Microsociology
539 - Sociological method that looks at society as a whole
Macrosociology
540 - Sociological methods" was written by
Emile Durkheim
541 - Sociological Perspective
stresses the social contexts in which people live and studies how context influence people's lives
542 - Sociological perspective is .....
A viewing of the behavior of groups in a systematic way
543 - Sociological Perspective is never about what?
The individual
544 - Sociological perspective means __________ ?
Understanding human behavior in broader context of society
545 - Sociological research frequently focuses on______________?
disadvantaged groups
546 - Sociological studies of colonialism suggest that.
colonialism is perpetuated to this day by practices known as neo-colonialism
547 - Sociological studies of colonialism suggest that____________?
colonialism is perpetuated to this day by practices known as neo-colonialism
548 - Sociological studies of feral children point to the conclusion that our personality and even our humanity comes from our
cultural environment
549 - Sociological studies test relationships in which change in one ..... causes change in another.
variable
550 - Sociological term for the movement of individuals or groups from one level in a stratification system to another is .....
social mobility
551 - Sociological Theory focused on people's interaction based on mutually understood symbols.
Symbolic Interactionism
552 - Sociological Theory that emphasizes contributions made by each part of the society
Functionalism
553 - Sociological Theory that emphasizes role of conflict, competition, and constraint.
Conflict Theory
554 - Sociologically define formal control (social control agents)
Official authority figures with the power to impose sanction
555 - Sociologically speaking, what is the meaning of symbols?
They are the things to which we attach meaning, the things that make our life meaningful.
556 - Sociologically speaking, what is the resistance to power?
Conflict
557 - Sociologist ..... published The Philadelphia Negro.
W.E.B. DuBois
558 - Sociologist Alvin Goldner sees Erving Goffman's work on social behavior as implicitly reaffirming the status quo especially social class inequalities Gouldner,s critique is associated with the_____________?
conflict perspective
559 - Sociologist Alvin Gouldner sees Erving Goffman's work on social behaviour as implicitly reaffirming the status quo especialy social class inequalities Gouldner's critique is associated with the.
conflict perspective
560 - Sociologist define social class by income, occupation, and education.
Objective
561 - Sociologist must base his conclusions on impartially collected, analyzed and interpreted data.
Sociology as Science
562 - sociologist that believed in order to comprehend behavior, one must learn subjective meaning people attach to actions
Max Weber
563 - sociologist that coined the term "class" in which people are organized in social ranks; key to the development of communist thought
Karl Marx
564 - Sociologist who believed humans act on the basis of their own understanding (values, beliefs, attitudes). One should study others by putting yourself in their shoes Use reason not superstition.
Max Weber
565 - sociologist who believed that there is conflict between the bourgeoisie and the proletariat
Karl Marx
566 - Sociologist who believes that religion "opium of the masses"
Karl Marx
567 - Sociologist who coined the term sociological imagination
Wright Mills
568 - sociologist who stressed that people behave based on their own understanding of a situation
Max Weber
569 - sociologist who stressed the importance of consensus in a society
Émile Durkheim
570 - Sociologists are encouraged to practice this to understand people considering the subjects' culture's norms and values, not the sociologist's personal culture.
Cultural Relativism
571 - Sociologists argue that culture is which of the following?
Learned
572 - Sociologists argue that race is which of the following?
Socially constructed
573 - Sociologists believe that no behavior is____________?
inherently deviant
574 - Sociologists believe that.
Individual is the product of social group within which he is socialized
575 - Sociologists believe that_______________?
Individual is the product of social group within which he is socialized
576 - Sociologists believe this is the most important agent of socialization in almost every society.
family
577 - Sociologists call an action that rewards a certain kind of behavior a(n)
positive sanction
578 - Sociologists define ..... as the social institution that organizes the production, distribution, and consumption of a society's goods and services.
economy
579 - Sociologists define a cult as a group (select all that apply):
All of the above
580 - Sociologists define culture as design for living values, beliefs, behaviour, practices and material objects and
Way of life
581 - Sociologists determine the level of society as Pre-Industrial, Industrial or Post-Industrial based on .....
Technology
582 - Sociologists embrace methodological pluralism in research. This is referred to as
triangulation
583 - Sociologists generally work from assumption that nurture is far more important than nature in determining human behaviour a useful term to deal with all this is
Human capabilities
584 - Sociologists have concluded that gender roles
are socially constructed
585 - Sociologists have identified five basic properties - unequal treatment, physical or cultural traits, ascribed status, solidarity, and in-group marriage - to describe
minority groups
586 - Sociologists have increasingly used term globalization in
1990's
587 - Sociologists like Bordo (1993) have attributed the epidemic of anorexia in Western cultures to.
the new ideal of independent self-assured femininity combined with cultural values of achievement and control
588 - Sociologists limit their study of religion to those items that can be
observed
589 - Sociologists look at body projects and consider ways in which a biological entity in transformed through
Social actions
590 - Sociologists look for patterns and trends in data as they reveal important
Truths about society
591 - Sociologists never focus on the .....
individual
592 - Sociologists rarely use data collected by the United States Census because it is not representative of the population.
Fiction
593 - Sociologists recognize that "personal" troubles, if occurring in patterned ways, to large numbers of individuals, reflect important ..... or consequences of social structures.
public issues
594 - Sociologists refer to a composite ranking based on various dimensions of social inequality are called
Socioeconomic status
595 - Sociologists refer to an observable fact or event that involves human society as a
Social Phenomena
596 - Sociologists refer to parents, siblings, relatives, and others who directly influence our socialization as
Significant others
597 - Sociologists said that pastoral societies domestics animals and engage in extensive trade and
Agriculture
598 - Sociologists systematically study social behavior in human groups and .....
look for patterns.
599 - Sociologists use ..... to analyze social interactions.
microsociology
600 - Sociologists use ..... to analyze the broad features of society.
macrosociology
601 - Sociologists use this term to distinguish how people relate to one another and influence each other's behavior:
Social interaction
602 - Sociologists using Evolutionary Perspective look for.
Patterns of Change and development
603 - Sociologists using Evolutionary Perspective look for________________?
Patterns of Change and development
604 - Sociologists who analyze how behavior depends on the ways that people define themselves and others are most likely .....
symbolic interactionists
605 - Sociologists, said that operations of large machines, gave birth to
Factories
606 - Sociologists, who study past (working with archaeologists and anthropologists) have learned quite a bit about our
Human heritage
607 - Sociologists.
should obtain informed consent in cases where subjects may be exposed to risks of research that are greater than the risks of everyday life
608 - Sociologists________________?
should obtain informed consent in cases where subjects may be exposed to risks of research that are greater than the risks of everyday life
609 - Sociology
A Science of Society
610 - sociology (n)
the study of how people get along
611 - Sociology as a distinct branch of knowledge is said by
August Comet
612 - Sociology as a distinct branch of knowledge is said by
August Comet
613 - Sociology as a scientific discipline emerged in.....
19th century
614 - Sociology as a 'Western Discipline' emerged in .....
Europe
615 - Sociology came primarily from three countries during the 1800's which countries are they? Check all that apply
All of the above
616 - Sociology can be considered a social science because.
all of the above
617 - Sociology can be considered a social science because_______________?
all of the above
618 - Sociology can be considered a social science because________________?
sociologists collect data in a relatively objective and systematic way
619 - Sociology comes from a Latin word Socius means.
Associate
620 - Sociology comes from a Latin word Socius means______________?
Associate
621 - sociology deals with
society
622 - Sociology differs from common sense in that.
its knowledge is accumulated from many different research contexts
623 - Sociology differs from common sense in that_______________?
its knowledge is accumulated from many different research contexts
624 - Sociology differs from common sense in that_______________?
its knowledge is accumulated from many different research contexts
625 - Sociology emerged in response to major social changes caused by all of the following except
World War II and the Cold War
626 - Sociology emerged in.
In early 19th Century
627 - Sociology emerged in________________?
In early 19th Century
628 - sociology employs
scientific methods
629 - Sociology first took root as an academic discipline at ..... in 1890.
the University of Kansas
630 - Sociology focuses on
interactions between individuals.
631 - Sociology focuses on studying
Humans
632 - Sociology has been said to be the product of.
the French and Industrial Revolutions
633 - Sociology has been said to be the product of______________?
the French and Industrial Revolutions
634 - Sociology has its origins in the late ..... century.
18th
635 - Sociology has three theoretical perspectives. EXCEPT A. Functionalism B. Rationalization C. conflict theory D. symbolic interactionism
Rationalization
636 - Sociology is
A Science
637 - sociology is a
social science
638 - Sociology is a science, said by
Max Weber
639 - Sociology is a study of
the ways that people are affected by and affect society.
640 - Sociology is based on the work of all of the following scholars except for
Friedrich Engels
641 - Sociology is centered around studying.....
The behavior of people in groups
642 - Sociology is characterised by a perspective that places ..... in the foreground.
Social interaction
643 - Sociology is characterised by a perspective that places..... in the foreground.
Social interaction
644 - Sociology is concerned with.
Patterns of human behaviour
645 - Sociology is concerned with_______________?
patterns of human behavior
646 - Sociology is concerned with__________________?
Patterns of human behavior
647 - Sociology is considered a science because it isI. empiricalII. objectiveIII. value free
I, II and III
648 - Sociology is defined as
the scientific study of social structures
649 - Sociology is defined as the:
Systematic study of society and social interaction.
650 - Sociology is different than other sciences in terms of how they research. Sociologist refer to the ..... as their laboratory.
world
651 - Sociology is introduced as an academic discipline by.
Auguste Comte
652 - Sociology is introduced as an academic discipline by______________?
Auguste Comte
653 - Sociology is more interested in .....
The sources of human behavior
654 - Sociology is most commonly similar to
Anthropology
655 - Sociology is related to other sciences. Check those that are related to sociology.
All of the above
656 - Sociology is science because of the following reasons, except.....
Sociology has a lack of objectivity
657 - Sociology is study of.
Human social life
658 - Sociology is study of________________?
Human social life
659 - Sociology is the
objective study of human interaction.
660 - Sociology is the
objective study of human interaction.
661 - Sociology is the science of interpretative understanding of social
action
662 - 'sociology' is the science of the Social Institution and their origin-who said this?
Durkheim
663 - Sociology is the scientific study of human society and human
behavior
664 - Sociology is the study of
Society
665 - Sociology is the study of
study of human society, social groups, and social interactions
666 - Sociology is the study of .....
society
667 - Sociology is well-equipped to uncover the truth about social problems because of______________?
its emphasis on careful reliable empirical research
668 - Sociology is.....
the study of people's behavior in groups
669 - Sociology may have been born of industrial revolution but it has fast moved into
Cyber Revolution
670 - Sociology really started as a field as a result of three big changes in European society in the 18th and 19th centuries. What were these three big changes?
All of the above
671 - Sociology should be based off of what we can be "Positive" over
Positivism
672 - Sociology teaches people to:
develop skills to live and work in an integrated world
673 - Sociology Theory that explains why symbols like the American Flag can cause behavior and heavy emotions
Symbolic Interaction Theory
674 - Sociology was born of modern world is called
All of the above
675 - Sociology was devoted to the analysis of what?
How society develops
676 - Sociology.
Is the scientific study of social interaction and organization
677 - Sociology________________?
Is the scientific study of social interaction and organization?
678 - Sociolology is a science because it isI. empiricalII. objective III. subjectiveIV. value free
I, II and IV only
679 - sociopath (n)
a person who suffers from an antisocial mental disorder
680 - Socorro, a research assistant at the university, uses ..... to explore background assumptions that underlie human behavior.
ethnomethodology
681 - Solidarity that is based on common beliefs, values, and customs (Merica!)
mechanical solidarity
682 - solve for subsistence problem by raising and taking care of animals.
Pastoral Societies
683 - solve the subsistence (food) problem primarily through the growing of plants.
Horticultural Societies
684 - Some American Indians cannot express the idea of time in their tribal languages This fact shows that.
time is not an important value in their culture
685 - Some Christians consider the cross to be a religious symbol. For them, the cross is
sacred
686 - Some conflict theorists argue that the state is an instrument that is manipulated by the capitalist class This manipulation is accomplished through ?
lobbying campaign financing and corruption
687 - Some conflict theorists argue that the state is an instrument that is manipulated by the capitalist class This manipulation is accomplished through.
lobbying campaign financing and corruption
688 - Some criminals are ..... and suffer from an antisocial mental disorder.
sociopaths
689 - Some groups are neither clearly primary nor secondary but are intermediate with some features of each usually formed for performing some task They are called.
Task-groups
690 - Some groups are neither clearly primary nor secondary but are intermediate with some features of each usually formed for performing some task They are called______________?
Task-groups
691 - Some groups in society share values, norms, and behaviors that are not shared by entire population. The unique cultural characteristics of these groups form what?
subculture
692 - Some individuals do experience of change in one's position in a social hierarachy is
Social mobility
693 - Some innovations are substitutive, not additive, and these are
less readily accepted
694 - Some innovations can be demonstrated quite easily on a
small scale
695 - Some of hallmarks of socio-economic change in Pakistan can be enlisted as such.
All of the above
696 - Some of hallmarks of socio-economic change in Pakistan can be enlisted as such_____________?
All of the above
697 - Some of the advantages of a market economy include.
all of the above
698 - Some of the institutions of a society are.
both a and b
699 - Some of the institutions of a society are______________?
both a and b
700 - Some of the most important freedoms in American society are
freedom of religion, speech, and the press
701 - Some of the restrictions as work in a market include.
income for labor
702 - Some people think that shopping over the internet can lead to social isolation because people go to stores less frequently. This is a ..... function of Internet shopping.
manifest
703 - Some people think that shopping over the internet can lead to social isolation because people go to stores less often. This is a function of Internet shopping.
manifest
704 - Some projects have fual purposes
scientific and practical
705 - Some societies abandoned barter to trade and instead use
money
706 - Some state powers are inferred from the power specifically delegated by the Constitution to the central government These are Called.
reserved powers
707 - Some status symbols are used to .....
communicate group memberships to others
708 - Somebody who believes people in society work together to achieve the best possible outcome is a?
Functionalist
709 - Someone or something that is abnormal or does not fit in
anomaly
710 - Someone practicing colorblind racism.....
pretends racism does not exists
711 - Someone who believes in cultural relativism would believe that:
eating with your hands or utensils are equally acceptable
712 - someone who is raised without the influence of a cultural environment
feral
713 - Someone who makes \$50,000-200,000, has at least 4 year college degree and whose dog is a yellow lab would likely be in which social class?
middle class
714 - Someone who takes part in a research study
Participant
715 - something chosen to represent something else
symbol
716 - Something chosen to represent something else (words, objects, gestures)
Symbol
717 - something suggested as naturally to be inferred or understood
implication
718 - Something that disrupts a situation.
Dysfunction
719 - Something that is found in almost all cultures around the world is called what?
cultural universal
720 - Something that is not morally correct is known as.....
Unethical
721 - Sometimes one status in a status set is so important to a person's social identity, it overshadows all other statuses a person occupies. That "so important" status is known as ..... status.
a master
722 - Sometimes the scientist personally participates in some experiment to observe it fully It is Known as.
Participant-observer studies
723 - Sometimes the scientist personally participates in some experiment to observe it fully It is Known as_____________?
Participant-observer studies
724 - Sometimes we feel happy to pay more for imported goods It shows our.
Xenocentric Approach
725 - Sometimes we feel happy to pay more for imported goods It shows our_____________?
Xenocentric Approach
726 - Songs languages and orchestral performances are examples of.
nonmaterial culture
727 - Songs languages and orchestral performances are examples of______________?
nonmaterial culture
728 - Sorokin emphasises that the group difference are mainly affected by differences in.
Physical environment
729 - Sorokin emphasizes that the group difference is mainly affected by differences in_______________?
Physical environment
730 - Soronkin has classified all societies as
all of these
731 - Soronkin has classified all societies as
all of these
732 - Spanish siesta mid-day breaks vs. Japanese Dawn to Dust are an example of what component of Culture?
Work Ethic
733 - Specialization by individuals or groups in the performance of specific economic activities is called .....
division of labor
734 - Specialization led to the development of groups of people with similar customs, training, and income, known as a .....
social class
735 - Specialized division of labor in industrial societies can make workers feel that they.
all of the above
736 - Specialized socialization occurs most frequently in.
occupational groups or organizations
737 - Species being means.
Self actualization
738 - Species being means_______________?
Self-actualization
739 - specific curricular programs designed to overcome a deficiency
compensatory education
740 - specific explanations of abstract concepts that a researcher plans to study
operational definitions
741 - Specific guidelines for action that say how people should behave in particular situations
norms
742 - Specific people, such as parents, siblings, relatives, and others, who directly influence our socialization
Significant other
743 - specific topics studied in a natural setting
field research
744 - Spencer is known as
second founding father of sociology
745 - Spencer pointed out that
three basic laws are in operation.
746 - Spencer presented the theory of.
Social Evolution
747 - Spencer presented the theory of_______________?
Social Evolution
748 - Spencer's ideas, which came to be known as social
Darwinism
749 - Spengler and Toynbee deny.
cultural growth from simple to complex
750 - Spengler and Toynbee deny_____________?
cultural growth from simple to complex
751 - Spontaneous behavior of a group of people responding to similar stimuli
collective behavior
752 - spontaneous expressions of approval or disapproval
informal sanction
753 - Sport
helps people identify with their society.
754 - sport affects our self-concept
symbolic interactionism
755 - sport encourages those people with power toexploit and manipulate others
conflict theory
756 - sport helps people identify with their society
functionalism
757 - Sport subculture is:
a group with distinct roles, values, norms, and beliefs that is organized around a sport
758 - Sports are not just played now they have elite groups around world is called
Professionalization
759 - Spouses often appear more attractive to one another than they appear to other people. What is this an example of?
perspective
760 - Spread of cultural traits from group to group is called.
diffusion
761 - Spreading cultural traits from one society to another.
Cultural diffusion
762 - Sreberny-Mohammadi (1996) argues that national cultures can resist American cultural domination of the media by_____________?
all of the above
763 - Stable enduring patterns of social relationships or social positions and numbers of people over which individuals have little control areà ¤¸Ã ¤¾Ã ¤®Ã ¤¾Ã ¤Å“à ¤¿Ã ¤• à ¤¸Ã ¤‚à ¤¬Ã ¤‚à ¤§Ã ¥‹Ã ¤‚ à ¤¯Ã ¤¾ à ¤¸Ã ¤¾Ã ¤®Ã ¤¾Ã ¤Å“à ¤¿Ã ¤• à ¤ÂªÃ ¤¦Ã ¥‹Ã ¤‚ à ¤•Ã ¥‡ à ¤¸Ã ¥Ã ¤¥Ã ¤¿Ã ¤° à ¤¸Ã ¥Ã ¤¥
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764 - Stage one of the looking-glass self is what?
We imagine how we look to others
765 - Stages of cognitive-development related socialization was proposed by
J. Piaget
766 - Standard deviation in statistics is the measure that indicates in the essence of.
Central tendency
767 - Standard deviation in statistics is the measure that indicates in the essence of______________?
Central tendency
768 - Standard English and the music of music This belief is an example of.
attitudinal discrimination
769 - Standard of living below the minimum level society considers decent and reasonable
poverty
770 - Standard of living that is below the minimum level considered adequate by society
Poverty
771 - Standard rules and expectations by which a society guides the behavior of its members in the society.
NORMS
772 - Stanley Milgram's research, in which subjects used a "shock generator," showed .....
people are surprisingly likely to follow the orders of not only real authority figures but also groups of ordinary individuals.
773 - Starbucks, Apple, Samsung, and others that have headquarters in one country and also conduct business in other countries are known as
Multinational corporations
774 - Starting in the 17th century, humans changed how they examined the world because of the development of.....
Scientific theory and knowledge
775 - State of functioning & balance, maintained by a society's tendency to make small adjustments to change
equilibrium
776 - State terrorism is defined as?
Governments using violence or threats against their own people
777 - states that conformity to social norms depends on the presence of strong bonds between individuals and society
control theory
778 - states that deviance is relative
labeling theory
779 - States that society is held together by social consensus or cohesion, in which members of society agree to work for what is best for society.
functionalist perspective
780 - statistical methods such as surveys with large numbers of participants
quantitative sociology
781 - Statistics that allow researchers to generalize to a population from a sample are called.
inferential
782 - Status
a social position a person occupies in a social structure
783 - Status acquired by an individual based on skill, knowledge, and ability?
Achieved
784 - Status acquired by an individual on the basis of some special skill, knowledge, or ability is called .....
achieved status
785 - Status beyond a person's control such as being a teenager, male, female, etc..... is?
Ascribed
786 - Status can be defined as.....
Where you fit into society/group
787 - Status differences between different generations of families.
Intergenerational Mobility
788 - Status inconsistency is defined as.
the condition of persons who are ranked higher in one variable of status than another
789 - Status is
socially defined position in a group or in a society
790 - Status means
a position, where a person stands in the group structure.
791 - Status means
a position, where a person stands in the group structure.
792 - Status that affects most aspects of our lives
master status
793 - status that plays the greatest role in shaping a person's life and determining his or her social identity
master
794 - Statuses are based on.
all of the above
795 - Stealing someone else's things is an example of what?
Mores
796 - Stereotyping is
Making a prejudiced generalization about a group of ppl
797 - Stigma is a theory by which sociologist?
Goffman
798 - Stones research suggests that prior to industrialization the nuclear family ?
had begun to emerge through the separation of work and home life
799 - Stone's research suggests that prior to industrialization the nuclear family.
had begun to emerge through the separation of work and home life
800 - Stouffer's studies designed to show the armed services, how to get more effective fighting
men
801 - Stouffer's studies provided knowledge to the student of
all of these
802 - Stouffer's studies provided knowledge to the student of
all of these
803 - Stratification exists in ..... societies.
All
804 - Stratification is increasing .....
All of the above
805 - Stratification means which of the following?
The hierarchical or vertical division of society according to rank, caste, or class
806 - Stratification occurs societies that have a.
surplus
807 - Stratification orders of society are
All of the above
808 - Stratification perpetuates inequality
Conflict Theory
809 - Stratification systems tend to.
differentiate among people within societies
810 - Stratified sample falls under.
probability sampling design
811 - Stratified sample falls under______________?
probability sampling design
812 - Stressed that people behave based on their own understanding of a situation
Max Weber
813 - Stressed that people behave on the basis of their own understanding
Max Weber
814 - Stressing the desirability of retaining each group's cultural distinctiveness is part of the ideology of.
cultural pluralism
815 - Strict fundamentalists would most likely request public school instruction regarding
intelligent design
816 - Strong bonds that are based on similar tasks, beliefs, and experiences.
Mechanical Solidarity
817 - Structural function is
an understanding of how society works
818 - Structural Functionalism
Emile Durkheim
819 - Structural functionalism draws its inspiration primarily from the ideas of.
Durkheim
820 - Structural functionalism draws its inspiration primarily from the ideas of___________?
Durkheim
821 - Structural functionalism is the intellectual descendent of.
Classical conservatism
822 - Structural Functionalism means which of the following?
Views society as a system of interdependent parts whose functions contribute to the stability and survival of the system.
823 - Structural Functionalism sees society as:
a well oiled machine
824 - Structural mobility occurs when:
a large group moves up or down the class ladder due to societal changes
825 - Structural-Functionalists describe society as.
a normative framework of roles and institutions
826 - Structural-Functionalists describe society as_____________?
a normative framework of roles and institutions
827 - Structural-Functionalists describe society as_______________?
a normative framework of roles and institutions
828 - Structured inequality of gender roles.
has its origins in agricultural communities
829 - Structured Interviews.....
.....are based on a structured, pre-coded questionnaire
830 - Students at Bailey University staged a sit-in to protest the University's decision to cancel its longstanding policy of exempting draduating seniors from final exams Which strongest framework for analyzing this situation?
Conflict, because this is an example of a power struggle between two groups with conflicting ideas an interests
831 - Students at Bailey University staged a sit-in to protest the University's decision to cancel its longstanding policy of exempting graduating seniors from final exams Which strongest framework for analyzing this situation?
Conflict, because this is an example of a power struggle between two groups with conflicting ideas an interest
832 - Students in a clique you do not belong to are best an example of
Out-Group
833 - Students in George's sixth-grade class avoid him because they know his father is in prison for auto theft. This is an example of
a stigma.
834 - Students in the college town refer to the local residents as "Townies." The students feel disconnected from the Townies and often hold negative views towards them. From the students viewpoint, the Townies are a(n):
Out-Group
835 - STUDENTS LEARN OTHER THINGS OTHER THAN THE ACADEMICS IN CLASS?
CORRIDOR CURRICULUM
836 - Studied society by focusing on one individual and how that one individual interacts with others in society. Used the term "verstehen" (to understand) what it is like to be someone else.
Max Weber
837 - Studied Sociology through observation. He used to scientific method to study observable behaviors in society.
Emile Durkheim
838 - Studied the effects of institutionalization on infants
Rene Spitz
839 - Studied the effects of institutionalized infants.
Rene Spitz
840 - Studied the significance of race in American society.
W.E.B. DuBois
841 - Studies conducted under the rules of secrecy by military
do not count as scientific research unless their results are published.
842 - Studies group behavior
Sociologist
843 - Studies have found that.
all of the above
844 - Studies of delinquent gangs indicate that.
gang norms are substituted for society's norms in some cases
845 - Studies of siblings who shared parents social class and everyday experiences have shown that they.
view the same experiences differently
846 - Studies other than Mead's show that.
in most cultures males are more aggressive than females
847 - Study focusing on government and politics
Political science
848 - Study of distance individuals maintain between each other and how it is significant.
Proxemics
849 - Study of groups and interactions, societies and social interactions, from small and personal groups to very large groups
Sociology
850 - Study of institutions marriage, family or processes such as change and social mobility
Sociology
851 - Study of large scale society.
Macrosociology
852 - Study of larger world and each society place in it instead of overwhelming dominance in sociology of western voice, we can say that
Global perspective
853 - Study of small groups of society.
Microsociology
854 - Study of social change
Social Dynamics
855 - Study of social stability & order
social statics
856 - Study of society and human social behavior.
SOCIOLOGY
857 - study of the evolution, development, and functioning of human society
sociology
858 - study of the patterns of behavior in our social structure
Sociology
859 - Study of way people make sense of their everyday lives are called
Ethno methodology
860 - Studying how humans us and distribute the resources available to them would be which social science?
Economics
861 - Studying interaction within a human family would occur on a.
macrosocial level
862 - Studying social dynamics refers to
examining social change
863 - Studying sociology helps people analyze data because they learn:
all of the above
864 - Studying the interaction between government and the economy would occur on a.
microsocial level
865 - Studying the societal consequences of the development of computers would most likely be of interest to .....
functionalist sociologists
866 - Sub-cultures are
D
867 - Sub-cultures are clusters of patterns such as those
related to the general culture
868 - Sub-cultures give colourful variety to
None of these
869 - Subcultures which oppose the dominant culture are.
Countercultures
870 - Subcultures which oppose the dominant culture are_______________?
Countercultures
871 - Sub-culutre could be defined as
totality groups ways of thought.
872 - Subdued religious rituals which appeal to upper-middle-class Protestants are the hallmark of which of the following denominations?
all of the above
873 - Subject specific terminology - Social stratification is:
The ranking of people and the rewards they received based on objective criteria.
874 - Subjecting ever feature of human behavior to calculations - calculated decisions are made
Rationality
875 - Subsistence Agriculture fulfils the needs of.
Agriculturist and his/her family
876 - Subsistence Agriculture fulfils the needs of_________________?
Agriculturist and his/her family
877 - Subsists by manual farming, with the aid of equipment or animals
horticultural society
878 - subsists primarily by growing food with the help of plows and animals
agricultural society
879 - Subsists primarily by raising animals
pastoral society
880 - Substantive definitions of religion.....
focus on the belief in God or the supernatural
881 - Suburban growth was based on.
the development of automobile travel
882 - suburbanization today is based on.
social class
883 - Successful Cambridge Sociology O'level candidates "gain lifelong skills, including:
a better understanding of how we become who we are"
884 - Successful socialization for humans requires.
contact with other humans
885 - Sucide rate was higher in Protestants because they had higher emphasis on.
Individualism
886 - Sudden & complete overthrow of a social or political order
revolution
887 - Sudhir Venkatesh focused on delinquents, gangs and
Race issue
888 - Sudhir Venkatesh is called
Chicago sociology
889 - sue
to bring a civil action against another person for causing damage or injury
890 - Suggest that evidence shows a significantly higher number of cohabitations.
Allan & Crow
891 - Suggested that ethnic minorities are usually found in the working-class where they are a reserved arm of labour.
Westergaard
892 - Suggested that self-fulfillment could be a beneficial change because it moves away from material gain.
Daniel Yankelovich
893 - Suicide by Durkheim was published in.
1897
894 - Suicide by Durkheim was published in____________?
1897
895 - Suicide is the work of.
Emile Durkheim
896 - Suicide is the work of_____________?
Emile Durkheim
897 - Suicide rate was higher in Protestants because they had higher emphasis on______________?
Individualism
898 - Summative assignments are worth .....% and checkpoint assignments are worth .....%
85, 15
899 - Summer months see an increase in swimsuit sales and an increase in hurricanes. What kind of relationship is this
Correlation
900 - Summer takes the mores as
None of these
901 - Sumurai, is a caste system in
Japan
902 - Sumurai, warrior is a caste system which means
Serve
903 - Supervising and investigating the manner in which the legislative bureaucracy carries out and implements the laws Congress passes is a function called.
oversight
904 - Supply-side theories claim that.
a decline in aggregate supply is responsible for economic downturns
905 - support of equality for women and men
feminism
906 - Supported the emancipation of women and slaves and introduced feminism.
Harriet Martineau
907 - Supporters of sustainable development are arguing for.
growth that minimises resource depletion and pollution
908 - Supporters of sustainable development are arguing for_____________?
growth that minimizes resource depletion and pollution
909 - Supporters of sustainable development are arguing for________________?
growth that minimizes resource depletion and pollution
910 - Supporters of this theory believe that change does not revolutionize society; rather, it is absorbed.
Functionalism
911 - Supporters of this theory see society as an integrated whole.
Functionalism
912 - surpass
to exceed
913 - Surplus of products leads to the population moving away from rural farms towards large cities
Urbanization
914 - Surplus Value ..... (two correct)
Only (A) & (B)
915 - Survey means
over-looking
916 - Survey research results in what type of data?
quantitative
917 - Surveys of American voters reveal.
a general cynicism about government
918 - survive by hunting animals and gathering edible foods such as wild fruits and vegetables
Hunter Gatherer Societies
919 - survives by hunting animals and gathering naturally - growing fruits and vegetables
hunting and gathering
920 - sUSANgave birth to her son Ben, Mang NESTOR the common law husband of SUSAN subsequently get married to Mang BEN, but three years after their marriage SUSAN and Mang BEN file an annulment for their marriage. What will be the status of their conceived chil
NONE OF THESE
921 - Sutherland's Differential Association theory emphasizes that crime and deviance are basically______________?
learned
922 - Sutherland's study of the professional thief suggested that.
people are socialized into a life of crime by associating with others who define it in positive terms
923 - Sutherlands study of the professional thief suggested that_______________?
people are socialized into a life of crime by associating with others who define it in positive terms
924 - Suzie has many issues going on. The first issue is that she has practice for soccer. She has been given a huge project in Sociology that is due tomorrow and her grandmother has been in the hospital because of a fall. Suzie is experiencing .....
role conflict
925 - Switzerland is an example of nation that.
looks out for its own interests only
926 - Symbolic analysts are.
only a and b
927 - Symbolic interaction is
a microview understanding of social experience
928 - Symbolic interaction ism functionalism conflict feminism exchange are.
theoretical models used by sociologists and anthropologists
929 - Symbolic interaction.
includes gestures speech and music
930 - symbolic interactionism
Herbert Blumer
931 - Symbolic interactionism focuses on
individual interpretation of social interactions
932 - Symbolic interactionism is theory of
Herbert Blumer's
933 - Symbolic Interactionism is:
The view of society as people agreeing on the meanings of symbols and using them to function
934 - Symbolic interactionism tends to focus on
Small-scale social change
935 - Symbolic interactionists ?
view "sickness" as a condition to which we attach socially devised meanings
936 - Symbolic interactionists state that sport
affects our self-concept.
937 - Symbolic interactionists.
view "sickness" as a condition to which we attach socially devised meanings
938 - Symbolic racism.
is a reflection of whites concern that further reductions in racial inequality will result in loss of the special status that whites in the United States have enjoyed over the years
939 - Symbolic racism_____________?
is a reflection of whites concern that further reductions in racial inequality will result in loss of the special status that whites in the United States have enjoyed over the years
940 - Symbolic reconciliation is:
Offering gestures or actions which aim to achieve equality for all Australians
941 - Symbols
anything that represents something else to more than one person; has a particular meaning for people who share culture
942 - Symbols are crucial to social life.
symbolic interactionism
943 - Symbols differ from signals in that.
none of the above
944 - Symptoms of social Disorganization are
all of these
945 - Symptoms of social Disorganization are
all of these
946 - System in which political decisions are made as a result of bargaining & compromise among special interest groups
elitism
947 - system in which public school funds may be used to support public, private or religious schools
voucher system
948 - System in which rewards are based on relative performace
competition
949 - system in which social class is based on merit & individual effort
open-class system
950 - System of beliefs or ideas that justifies some social, moral, religious, political, or economic interests held by a group of people.
ideology
951 - System of government that uses elected officials
representative democracy
952 - system of symbols that allows people to communicate with one another
Language
953 - systematic effort to destroy an entire population
genocide
954 - Systematic means which of the following?
Having, showing, or involving an ordered method, or plan
955 - systematic study of human society
sociology
956 - Systematised effort to gain new knowledge", said by
Red Man and Morey
957 - Systems of beliefs and behavior designed to meet basic human needs are called.
institutions
958 - Tabula Rasa is associated with
Locke
959 - Tabulation is
arrangement of data
960 - take with a grain of salt
This means not to take what someone says too seriously.
961 - Taking on norms and values of the group you plan to be in is known as:
Anticipatory Socialization
962 - Taking on or pretending to take on the role of others.
Role-Taking
963 - Taking or pretending to take on the role of others is .....
role-taking
964 - Taking or pretending to take the roles of others
role-taking
965 - Taking yourself out of society and looking at it from an alien's point of view is .....
Sociological Imagination
966 - Talcott Parsons died in
1979
967 - Talcott parsons have mentioned pillars of the sick role for the patient: Find out the correct combination. i. Sick person is not personally responsible for being sick. ii. Person is responsible for his/her sickness. iii. The sick person is entitled to cer
i, iii and iv
968 - Talcott Parsons mentions the needs of a social system in a particular sequence. Which one of the following correctly mentions that sequence?
Adaptation, Goal Maintenance, Integration, Latency
969 - Talcott Parsons was born in
1902
970 - Talcott Parsons,s structural functionalism attempted to tackle ?
the problem of social order
971 - Talcott Parsons's structural functionalism attempted to tackle.
the problem of social order
972 - 'Tarawad' is a matrilineal joint family found in the State of
Kerala
973 - Taxation would be an example of which sociological perspective?
Functionalism
974 - Taxes may be considered.
as not affecting the economic flow
975 - Taxes, education, healthcare, and the economy involve which type of policies?
domestic policies
976 - Teaches skills to earn a living
School
977 - Teaching algebra is considered a part of which function of the education system?
manifest function
978 - Tearoom Trade is typical of the questions asked by sociologists because.
it investigates working of society that are different from official accounts
979 - Tearoom Trade is typical of the s asked by sociologists because______________?
it investigates working of society that are different from official accounts
980 - Tearoom Trade is typical of the s asked by sociologists because_______________?
it investigates workings of society that are different from official accounts
981 - Technique used to rank people according to social class in which the people themselves determine their own social rank
subjective method
982 - Technique used to rank people according to social class on the basis of reports by community members
reputational method
983 - Technological forms of surveillance have made it easier to.
all of the above
984 - Technological forms of surveillance have made it easier to_____________?
all of the above
985 - Technology allows societies to grow into vast empire making them more product, more specialized and more unequal
Industrial societies
986 - Technology sets the framework for a group's ..... culture.
Symbolic
987 - Technology that powers sophisticated machinery with advance sources of energy.
industrialism
988 - Ted gave a talk to his high school class that was laced with humor and understanding and showed that he really grasped the important points in the history of the French Revolution, which was what his history class was studying. When he was finished, Ted w
positive sanction
989 - Teenagers who are sexually active are in danger of.
all of the above
990 - Teenagers who have jobs that prevent them from studying are experiencing.....
role conflict
991 - Television satellites, digital media, personal computers, mobile phones and all information technologies help to shrink world that rethinking of ideas of space and time is called as
All of the above
992 - Telling a child"You should always say thank you when someone gives you something is an example of.
conscious socialization
993 - Telling people that using a certain toothpaste will make them sexually appealing is an example of.
propaganda
994 - Temporarily brings a halt to the competition or conflict until a compromise can be reached (peace treaty)
truce
995 - Temporary collection of people who share an immediate common interest
crowd
996 - Temporary patterns of fashion or behavior
Fads
997 - Tend to be college educated, earn a comfortable income, children receive high quality education and healthcare
upper middle class
998 - tendency of group members to conform by adopting a narrow view of some issue.
Group Think
999 - Tendency to view one's own culture and group as superior?
Ethnocentrism
1000 - Tendency to view one's own culture as superior.
Ethnocentrism
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