1 - For the better part of recorded history knowledge about social relationships was principally based on.
speculation
2 - For the study of institution like family and religion dependable, method of study is
historical method
3 - For this grouped data, what is the mean?
30
4 - For this table of data, what is the modal class?
30-<40
5 - For this table of information, how many 1s occurred in the data?
3
6 - For Thomas Robert Malthus the appropriate way to control population was to.
postpone marriage
7 - For Thomas Robert Malthus the appropriate way to control population was to_____________?
postpone marriage
8 - For Thomas Robert Malthus the appropriate way to control population was to_____________?
postpone marriage
9 - Forces in society that promote competition and change.
Conflict
10 - Foreign aid is an instrument of:
foreign policy
11 - Foreign aid:
has been used as an instrument of foreign policy by the U.S
12 - Foreign policy decisions may be categorized into those that are.
all of the above
13 - Forgiving factor in community life is
community sentiments
14 - Form of authority in which the legitimacy of a leader is rooted in custom
traditional authority
15 - Form of authority in which the pwoer of government officials is based on the offices they hold
rational-legal authority
16 - form of dispersed collective behavior in which people respond to real or imagined event with irrational, frantic, and often self-destructive behavior
Mass Hysteria
17 - Form of interaction in which individuals or groups combine their efforts to reach a goal?
Cooperation
18 - form of social interaction in which individuals or groups are forced to give in to the will of others
coercion
19 - form of social interaction in which individuals or groups are voluntarily doing something for another and expecting something in return
social exchange
20 - form of social interaction in which individuals or groups combine their efforts to reach some goal.
cooperation
21 - form of social interaction in which individuals or groups work against on another for a larger share of the rewards
conflict
22 - Form the dawn of history through the development of agriculture.
all of the above
23 - Form" refers to the
shape of the new object
24 - Formal organisations date back thousands of years like in chine its a
Great wall
25 - Formal organizations have
a bureaucratic system
26 - Formal Sanction
reward or punishment that is given by some formal organization or regulatory body, such as the government, the police, a corporation, or a school
27 - Formal sanctions often inflict punishments, like going to jail. Which of the concepts best exemplifies informal sanctions?
Being ignored by the person sitting next to you
28 - Formalized norms
LAWS
29 - formed within formal organizations in which personal relationships are guided by norms.
informal organization
30 - Forms of ..... include: rationalization, arbitration coercion, and mediation.
accommodation
31 - forms of communication, such as radio, newspapers, and television that are directed to mass audiences
mass media
32 - Formulating the hypothesis is the .....step in the scientific method?
Third
33 - Formulating the hypothesis is the _________ step in the scientific method?
third
34 - Formulating the hypothesis is the _____________ step in the scientific method?
third
35 - Formulating the hypothesis is the..... step in the scientific method.
third
36 - fought for emancipation of slaves and women
Harriet Martineau
37 - Found in large, heterogeneous societies that share certain habits even if there is much diversity.
Popular Culture
38 - Founded Hull House for the poor in Chicago
Jane Addams
39 - Founded Hull House in Chicago after visiting a London settlement house.
Jane Addams
40 - Founded the discipline of social work in America. Built a settlement house to help the poor in inner cities.
Jane Addams
41 - Founded the Hull House in Chicago to give aid to the urban poor
Jane Addams
42 - Founder of Conflict Theory
Karl Marx
43 - Founder of Functionalism
Robert K. Morton
44 - Founder of Functionalist Theory
Emile Durkheim
45 - Founder of political / economic theory of socialism (communism)
Karl Marx
46 - Founder of race conflict theory and sociology.
W.E.B. DuBois
47 - Founder of Symbolic Interactionist Theory
Max Weber
48 - Four friends went shopping for school clothes. Kim bought 5 shirts, Jill bought 4 shirts, Leslie bought 6 shirts, and Crystal bought only 1 shirt. Which answer choice represents the mean of the shirts purchased?
4
49 - Four primary social processes are.
conflict exchange cooperation and competition
50 - Four principles of McDonaldisation are
Efficiency calculability uniformity automation
51 - Framing legislative policies abolishing or limiting political dynasties all over the Philippines
Political Science
52 - Fred is a intelligent student Last year he was on the honor roll This year he began hanging out with friends who spend more time playing video games than studying they routinely earn C, s and D, s Over time Fred slowly stops doing his homework and turning
differential association theory
53 - Fred is a intelligent student Last year he was on the honour roll This year he began hanging out with friends who spend more time playing video games than studying they routinely earn C's and D's Over time Fred slowly stops doing his homework and turning
differential association theory
54 - Fredrich Nietzsche believed in which of the following philosophical movements?
Existentialism
55 - freedom of religion, speech, and the press are
important American freedoms
56 - French sociologist who was the father of Structural Functionalism. He imagined society as a single organism with different parts all working together to maintain the whole, where problems arose from malfunctions or deviations from normal function.
Emile Durkheim
57 - Freud contended that biology is diffuse but plays an important part in
Social development
58 - Freud divided self into three parts the id the superego and the.
ego
59 - Freud divided self into three parts the id the superego and the______________?
ego
60 - Freud located the "libido"
within the ld
61 - Freud saw self and society in basic conflict not in harmony He named this self as.
Antisocial self
62 - Freud saw self and society in basic conflict not in harmony He named this self as_________________?
Antisocial self
63 - Freudian psychoanalytic theory emphasizes the importance of the.
unconscious level of personality
64 - Freud's notion of the ego referred to.
the conscious part of the mind that regulates emotional drives on a practical rational level
65 - Freuds notion of the ego referred to________________?
the conscious part of the mind that regulates emotional drives on a practical rational level
66 - Freud's term for a balancing force between the id and the demands of society
ego
67 - Freud's term for our inborn basic drives
id
68 - Freud's term for the conscience
superego
69 - friendly or agreeable
sociable
70 - friendly; enjoys companions; outgoing
social
71 - friendship
camaraderie
72 - From a sociological perspective, what can wealth do to rich people?
Insulate them from the realities of life for poor people
73 - From a sociological perspective, which factor does not greatly influence a person's socialization?
blood type
74 - From a sociological viewpoint to say that deviance has functions means that.
deviance may contribute to group cohesion
75 - From among the following who believed in Social Darwinism?
Evolutionists
76 - From the ..... viewpoint, a person's behavior is a result of environment and learning
Nurture
77 - From the agents of socialization:
All of the above
78 - From the point of view of Catholicism Protestantism began as a(n)
cult
79 - From this perspective, stratification exists so that the most qualified people fill the most important positions and the least qualified people fill the other positions
Functionalism
80 - From wealthy femily, founded the Hull House.
Jane Adams
81 - Fruits and vegetables are the main sources of food in which society?
Horticultural
82 - Fruits and vegetables grown in garden plots that have been cleared from the jungle or forest
Horticultural
83 - Full form of RtE Act is
Right to Free and Compensatory Education Act
84 - Function of social institutions is
to meet the fundamental needs of the society.
85 - Function of social institutions is called
The collection of values, norms, and roles
86 - Function" refers to the
what the invention does
87 - Functional integration
Refers to the interdependence among the parts in a social system. Each part has contributions that it must make for the whole system to function well. This concept is central to functionalism.
88 - Functionalism argues that ..... is the main cause of social change.
consensus
89 - Functionalism came from the writings of
Emile Durkheim
90 - functionalism is
a sociological theory
91 - Functionalism is called as organic or ..... analogy because it compares society to a living organism
biological
92 - Functionalism is interested in.....?
all of the above
93 - Functionalism sees society as being made up by several organs or social structures. These social structures are often referred to as social institutions. Which of the following is not considered a social institution?
urbanization
94 - Functionalism states that network television is a force for stability because
everyone is exposed to the same shared beliefs and values
95 - Functionalist Émile Durkheim viewed society as:
An organism in which each portion plays a vital role in keeping the organism stable and healthy
96 - Functionalist Perspective.
Emile Durkheim
97 - Functionalist perspectives analysis of society
Macro (large scale)
98 - Functionalist see society as.....
A set of interrelated parts that work together to produce a stable social system
99 - Functionalist sociologists rely on measures of ..... such as education, income, and occupation, to determine someone's social class.
socioeconomic status
100 - Functionalist theorists explain culture as
a system for meeting needs and values determines how they are met
101 - Functionalist theorists view stratification system as.
all of the above
102 - Functionalists accept "Change" as a.
Constant
103 - Functionalists and conflict theorists tend to focus on the ....., or large scale patterns of society, in conducting analyses.
macro level
104 - Functionalists approach the state as a tool to.
maintain order
105 - Functionalists argue that even though ethnic conflict is dysfunctional it my still serve some important functions in society Which of the following is NOT one of those important functions ?
Conflict attributable to ethnic stratification problems may reach an unacceptable frequency and intensity
106 - Functionalists argue that even though ethnic conflict is dysfunctional it my still serve some important functions in society Which of the following is NOT one of those important functions?
Conflict attributable to ethnic stratification problems may reach an unacceptable frequency and intensity
107 - Functionalists refer to how parts of a society fit together to form a whole as .....
a structure
108 - Functionalists see society as one ..... unit with smaller parts, each with ..... to be fulfilled.
Only (A) & (B)
109 - Functionalists state that sport
provides a safe release for feelings of aggression
110 - Functionalists view social control as.
an indispensable functional requirement for social survival
111 - Functionalists view social control as_______________?
an indispensable functional requirement for social survival
112 - Functions
beneficial consequences of people's actions
113 - Functions generally performed by social structures, such as families socializing their children.
Social Functions
114 - Fundamental deep rooted ideas that shape our values and are shaped by them
beliefs
115 - Fundamental of caste system a group of traditional is linked with
Occupation
116 - Fundamentalism exists
in most world religions
117 - Fundamentalism requires rigid adheriance to
Religious beliefs
118 - Furnishing historical data about past societies with no written records is the task of:
archaeology
119 - Future generations will have to pay interest on the current debt because.
budget deficits are funded with borrowed money
120 - Futurist Alvin Toffler called his concept.
future shock
121 - Gaining a view into ourselves and the world around us by taking a new point of view
Sociolgical Perspective
122 - Gambling and prostitution are included in the category of.
social order crimes
123 - Gambling public drunkenness prostitution and smoking marijuana are often considered ?
"victimless" crimes
124 - Gambling public drunkenness prostitution and smoking marijuana are often considered.
"victimless" crimes
125 - Garden Cities' means
its population should not generally exceed 50,000.
126 - Gary Slapper and Steve Tombs have studied
Corporate Crime
127 - Gathering data from a natural environment without doing a lab experiment or a survey.
field research
128 - Gender assignment is based on.
a combination of biology and socialization
129 - 'Gender difference' denotes an analytical framework in which
social and ideological differences between sexes are explained.
130 - Gender identity is mostly developed at what stage in life?
childhood
131 - Gender inequality is an area of study in .....
Feminism
132 - Gender is determined by
Society
133 - gender is.....
a person's sense of being male, female, neither or both
134 - Gender roles are a part of which perspective?
Symbolic
135 - Gender, race, and family heritage are examples of
ascribed statuses
136 - General cultural traits that exist in all cultures are called .....
cultural universals
137 - General ideas that people share about what is good or bad, desirable or undesirable.
values
138 - General impression is one of the shortcuts in judging others. General impression refers to
halo effect
139 - general patterns in the behavior of particular people
sociological perspective
140 - Generally, what kind of economy does the USA have?
Capitalism
141 - Gentrification is the trend of.
middle class professionals renovating old city housing and using them as
142 - geo- is a Greek root meaning
earth
143 - Georg Simmel was
German sociologist
144 - Georg Simmel was born in
1858-1918
145 - George Herbert Mead was a leading US philosopher was born in
1863-1933
146 - George Herbert Mead was a(n)
symbolic interactionist
147 - George Herbert Mead's "I" refers to
The "what do I want"/seeking self fulfillment
148 - George Herbert Mead's theory that says seeing ourselves through other's eyes and acting according to their expectations is known as what?
Role-Taking
149 - George Herbert was philospher at university of
Chicago
150 - George Mead explained that the person's capacity to see the self through others implies that the self is composed of two parts
The I and Me Self
151 - Gerhard Lenkst argues that social inequality may have once served the overall purposes of society, but the degree of social and economic inequality that now exists far exceeds the need to provide for goods and services. This facet of Lenski's analysis is
conflict
152 - Gerhard Lenski argued that what makes society evolve?
Technology
153 - German sociologist who introduced the concept of "Verstehen".
Max Weber
154 - German sociologist who was the father of Symbolic Interactionism. Weber believed sociology needed to focus on individuals' social situations and the meanings they ascribed to them.
Max Weber
155 - Gesellschaft is used by
Emile Durkheim
156 - Gesellschaft is used by
Emile Durkheim
157 - Gestalt psychology looks at.
behavior as whole
158 - GESTURES, FACIAL EXPRESSIONS, PERSONAL SPACE ARE KEY FEATURES OF WHAT?
NON VERBAL INTERACTION
159 - Getting a pay raise would be an example of which type of mobility
Vertical Mobility
160 - Getting an education at school is what type of function?
Manifest Function
161 - Giddens' concept of regionalization implies that
The reproduction of relations not only across time but also space.
162 - Giddens defines 'cosmopolitanism' as the opposite of fundamentalism. Cosmopolitanism is characterised by
All of the above
163 - Giddens' view of cosmopolitan religion is similar to.....
Hervieu-Leger's 'pilgrims' who explore new spiritual ideas
164 - Girish is a husband, a son, an entrepreneur, and an amateur ornithologist. A sociologist would say that these statuses or positions make up Girish's .....
status set
165 - Give an examples of symbols in school
Letterman Jacket
166 - Give Characterstics of a tribe?
All of these
167 - Give one advantage of qualitative research
It is usually high in validity
168 - Give one example of an ethical issue social researchers need to consider when conducting social research.
Gain informed consent
169 - Global economic inequality refers primarily to.
systematic differences in wealth and income between countries
170 - Global economic inequality refers primarily to_____________?
systematic differences in wealth and income between countries
171 - Global economic inequality refers primarily to______________?
systematic differences in wealth and income between countries
172 - Global inequality is evident in.
all of the above
173 - Global inequality is primarily caused by core nations exploiting semi-peripheral and peripheral nations
Dependency Theory
174 - Global studies indicate that one...... of all women have been beaten coerced into sex or otherwise physically abused in their lifetime.
third
175 - Globalisation / globalism means which of the following?
Post WWII rapid spread of global trade, industry and marketing by large MNCs like Coca-Cola or the dominance of English, Hollywood etc.
176 - Globalisation and globalization as key social process of interconnections across cultures is called as
Globalisation
177 - Globalisierung I Spain and Latin America it is called
Globalization
178 - Globalism:
refers to the fact that capitalism has become the economic system of choice around the world
179 - Globalization and the quick rate of diffusion brought this concept into existence
cultural leveling
180 - GM crops are different from anything that has existed before because ______________?
they involve transplanting genes between different organisms
181 - GM crops are different from anything that has existed before because.
they involve transplanting genes between different organisms
182 - God's will or a test of their belief in God. If they hold such beliefs, they will neither blame their poverty on the rich nor rebel against the rich. This is an example of religious beliefs helping to create .....
false consciousness
183 - Going against your own cultural norms.
Cultural Violations
184 - Going beyond the individual and understanding how structural forces shape individuals and their action
Sociological Imagination
185 - Going to the dentist always makes me nervous.
feel
186 - Goldthorpe identified the Service class as.
those in non-manual occupations exercising authority on behalf of the state
187 - Goldthorpe identified the Service class as______________?
those in non-manual occupations exercising authority on behalf of the state
188 - Gossip usually consists of information about a person ?
personal affairs
189 - Governance theory is mainly occupied with institutional change and it involves ______ agency.
Human agency
190 - Government based on the rule of either the landed gentry the educated and privileged or the hereditary nobility is called.
aristocracy
191 - Government is characterized by a(n).
all of the above
192 - government that has been a monarchy for 500 years is what type of authority
traditional
193 - Government, family, school are all examples of
social institutions
194 - Government.
all of the above
195 - Governments are composed of powerful groups from very few families with vast privilege. The state is run by capitalists so governments actively protect capitalism. The state/government are a tool to maintain capitalism - not concerned with improving the l
Miliband
196 - graph- is a Greek root meaning
writing
197 - Great civilizations of world developed in.
Lowlands of great river basins
198 - Great civilizations of world developed in________________?
Lowlands of great river basins
199 - Group identified as "they"
Out group
200 - group identified by cultural, religious or national characteristics
ethnic minority
201 - Group interaction aimed at defeating an opponent.
Conflict
202 - Group interaction in which a group or individual are forced to behave certain way.
Coercion
203 - Group marriage.
has never been consistently or extensively practiced
204 - Group membership is exclusive
Closed group
205 - group membership that people have because of their location in history and society
social location
206 - Group of people who represent a larger population
sample
207 - Group of people with certian specified characteristics
population
208 - Group of people with physical or cultural traits different from those of the dominant group of the society
minority
209 - Group of three.
Triad
210 - Group of two.
Dyad
211 - Group that an individual belongs to and identifies with.
In-Group
212 - Group that serves as a comparison
Reference Group
213 - Group that shares only a part of their lives while focused on a goal or task.
Secondary Group
214 - group toward which in group members feel opposition, antagonism or competition
out groups
215 - Group we join by our own choice
Voluntary group
216 - Group who is emotionally close, knows each other well and seek one another's company.
Primary Group
217 - Group whose norms and values are used to guide behavior
reference group
218 - Grouping of people with similar levels of wealth, power, and prestige
Social Class
219 - Groups are ethnocentric because man is a
various
220 - Groups are mainly divided into main categories in-groups and out-groups, family, religion se, Xthese are examples of.
in-groups
221 - Groups are of two types the more close and intimate groups is.
Primary
222 - Groups are of two types the more close and intimate groups is_____________?
Primary
223 - Groups based on race, religion, personal tastes, and other non-economic factors, which help establish a social hierarchy
status groups
224 - Groups compete as they attempt to preserve and promote their own interests.
Conflict Theory
225 - Groups deliberately created for the achievement of specific objectives are called.
formal organizations
226 - Groups deliberately created for the achievement of specific objectives are called_____________?
formal organizations
227 - Groups of people working together to achieve a shared goal.
Cooperation
228 - Groups that are larger and more impersonal that are task-focused and time limited
secondary groups
229 - Groups that go directly against the main culture are known as .....
counter cultures
230 - groups that reject and oppose society's widely accepted cultural patterns
Counterculture
231 - groups that require extreme loyalty from its members
in groups
232 - groups that result when heads of corporations sit on one another's boards
interlocking directorates
233 - Groups to which an individual compares herself, such as cheerleader or band member
reference groups
234 - groups used to evaluate ourselves and to acquire attitudes, values, beliefs and norms
reference group
235 - grow food but use plows and animals to do the manual labor.
Agricultural Societies
236 - Habits we create, change and live with in different arenas of life is known as
The psychology
237 - Habitus is:
our taste, preferences, and skills that we develop that influence how we see the world.
238 - happen when a person has trouble meeting the many roles connected with a single status.
role strain
239 - Harlod D. Lasswell was
poliitical scientist
240 - Harlow's monkey research proved that
touch is the most important part of bonding
241 - Harold A. Phelps has given following classification of social problems.
Physical, cultural and economic.
242 - Harriet Martineau : Feminist Theory
She believed women's lack of economic power helped keep them dependent.
243 - Harriet Martineau : Political Economy
It is a branch of the social sciences that focuses on the interrelationships among individuals, governments, and public policy.
244 - Harriet Martineau : Research Methods .....
Investigation or experimentation aimed at the discovery and interpretation of facts.
245 - Harriet Martineau born in.....
England
246 - Harriet Martineau established herself as a pioneering feminist theorist because she saw a link between
slavery and the oppression of women
247 - Harriet Martineau is considered an early feminist theorist because she
wrote about the link between slavery and the oppression of women
248 - Harriet Martineau is considered an early feminist theorist because she.....
wrote about the link between slavery and the oppression of women.
249 - Harriet Martineau visited and critiqued the United States in her work "Society in America." What was NOT one of her ideas on the treatment of American women.
Women were fairly treated in the justice system
250 - Harriet Martineau was a
sociologist who translated August Comte's book on sociology, contributed ways to perform research in sociology as well as feminist theory and the political economy.
251 - Harry Harlow conducted study of.
rhesus monkeys that had been raised away from their mothers
252 - Harry Harlow conducted study of______________?
rhesus monkeys that had been raised away from their mothers
253 - Harry Harlow worked with Thesus Monkeys in
None of these
254 - Harry Harlow worked with Thesus Monkeys in
None of these
255 - has little control over their work or lives, have less of an educational background and earn smaller incomes
lower class
256 - Have experienced unemployment and poverty for several generations and many rely on government programs
Underclass
257 - have power and control over their own lives and over others' lives
upper class
258 - Having a ..... refers to a person's ability to see the connection between the larger world and our personal lives.
sociological imagination
259 - Having a strong knowledge about social class and awareness of one's own status is called
class consciousness
260 - having committed a crime, violation, or wrong.
guilty
261 - Having more choice has led to .....as a means of expressing identity and impressing others
Consumerism
262 - he actual conduct or behavior involved in performing a role.
role performance
263 - He advocated that the conflict theory is proven in the fact that society is pushed by the conflict among members of society.
Marx
264 - He and his ..... both arrived at the meeting at the same time.
associate
265 - He believed that each person is born as a blank slate.
John Locke
266 - He believed that social interaction is like performing for an audience.
Erving Goffman
267 - He believed the fittest societies would survive over time; Social Darwinism.
Herbert Spencer
268 - He believes that in modern societies power rather than economics is the most important factor in defining stratification system, and that some inequality may actually help the functioning of a society.
Gerhard Lenski
269 - He came up with Social Darwinism.
Herbert Spencer
270 - he coined the term, Verstehen, one puts oneself in the place of others and tries to see situations through their eyes.
Weber
271 - He compared society to a living organism.
HERBERT SPENCER
272 - He described social stability by comparing it to a human body.
Herbert Spencer
273 - He developed the method of verstehen, or putting yourself in the place of others.
Weber
274 - He developed this hierarchy of needs to help explain behaviors.
Maslow
275 - He focused on 2 basic areas of study
social studies, social change
276 - He focused on social classes and conflict over wealth and power.
Karl Marx
277 - he implementation are surveys and interviews the method is.....
survey
278 - He is a(n) .....supporter of Manchester United.
ardent
279 - He is infamous for being barbaric. Barbaric means:
extremely cruel
280 - He is known as the Father of Sociology.
Auguste Comte
281 - He is recognized as the father of Sociology.
Auguste Comte
282 - He is the first Sociologist to apply the methods of science to study society. He believed that Sociologists should study the aspects of society that were directly observable.
Emile Durkheim
283 - He is the proponent of the Conflict Theory
Karl Marx
284 - He proposed the principle of Verstehen.20 secMax WeberThis is a correct answerAuguste ComteThis is a wrong answerEmile DurkheimThis is a wrong answerHerbert Spencer
Max Weber
285 - He studied the the social structure of African American communities.
WEB DUBois
286 - He studies social change , also known as social dynamics.
Auguste Comte
287 - He was a French philosopher who advocated the idea of "positivism" or the use of empirical investigation to understand society and social phenomena.
Auguste Comte
288 - He was an American sociologist who believed the reason for poverty among minorities was the prejudice and discrimination in the U.S. He was also the first African American to receive a PHD from Harvard.
W.E.B. Debois
289 - He was an American sociologist who believed who believed the reason for poverty among minorities was the prejudice.
W.E.B Debois
290 - He was friendly and helpful, but often too ..... in class because he couldn't stop talking.
social
291 - He was interested by the concept of the ..... revolution
French
292 - He was interested in certain groups instead of an entire society. He used the idea of Verstehen to understand the actions of individuals.
Max Weber
293 - He was the Father of Sociology.
Auguste Comte
294 - He was the first to teach Sociology a university and the first to use statistical methods.
Emile Durkheim
295 - He worked on reforms for blacks in the confines of "separate but equal"
Booker T. Washington
296 - Health is a state of complete physical, mental and social well-being and not merely the absence of disease or infirmity. Who said this?
World Health Organisation
297 - Helping your parents with chores around the house so they will let you hang out with your friends.
Exchange
298 - Helps to reinforce norms of society
Religion
299 - Herberg,s (1955) study of religion in America suggested that ?
all of the above
300 - Herberg's (1955) study of religion in America suggested that.
all of the above
301 - Herbert Gans called urban residents who prefer to live in their own tight-knit communities ?
ethnic villagers
302 - Herbert Gans called urban residents who prefer to live in their own tight-knit communities.
ethnic villagers
303 - Herbert Gans called urban residents who prefer to live in their own tight-knit communities___________?
ethnic villagers
304 - Herbert Spencer applied the ideas of.....
Darwin
305 - Herbert Spencer compared society to what?
Living Organism
306 - Herbert Spencer introduced what?
Social Darwinism
307 - Herbert Spencer suggested that to help lower classes is to interfere with the natural process of survival of the fittest. This was called.....
social darwinism
308 - Herbert Spencer was a sociologist that is mostly credited with this belief?
Social Darwinism
309 - Herbert Spencer was strongly influenced by the views of biologist
Charles Darwin
310 - Herbert Spenser was born in
England
311 - Heredity is
the transmission of genetic characteristics from parents to children.
312 - Heroine was discovered in 1878 but its use was limited till.
1898
313 - Heroine was discovered in 1878 but its use was limited till_____________?
1898
314 - Hierarchy means which of the following?
Any system of persons or things ranked one above another
315 - Highlights mediated nature of reality is known as
The virtual age
316 - Highlights rapid growth of production and availability of all kinds of data and information is known as
The information age
317 - Highlights way in which human beings are more becoming adapted to and compelled to live with all manner of technologies, is known as
The cyber age
318 - Highlights way in which new ways of communicating and relating have developed mobile phones are called as
The network society
319 - High-speed automobile created a need for
super highway
320 - Hinduism and Judaism are common examples of religions in which members are born into their religions and do not actively seek converts to join their religion.
Ethnic Religions
321 - Hippie Culture is an example of a .....
Counterculture
322 - Hiring of part-time, short-term workers
contingent employment
323 - His belief that our sense of self develops as we interact with our world laid the foundation for symbolic interactionism
George Herbert Mead
324 - His most famous book is the, "Protestant Ethic and the Spirit of Capitalism." He used the method of verstehen and identified rationalism.
Max Weber
325 - Historically nations are impacted by.
BOTH fluctuations in the distribution of power and technological progress
326 - Historically, many African Americans in southern states were denied the right to vote by government offi cials who treated them diff erently from whites; for example, by requiring them to pass complex exams to be able to vote. This is an example of
institutionalized discrimination.
327 - History is often NOT considered a social science because.
its primary concern is to record events of the past
328 - History is the study of
our past.
329 - Hitler led the German people by emotional speeches He derived his authority from.
personal charisma
330 - Holding multiple roles.
Role Set
331 - Holds that the bringing together of the cultures is/should be like a "tossed salad" where every piece has its individual taste or retains their own cultures.
Cultural Pluralism
332 - Holy; set apart
sacred
333 - Homo sapiens means
common man.
334 - Homo sapiens means
common man.
335 - Homogeneity farming and subsistent economy are salient features of_____________?
Rural community
336 - Homogenety farming and subsistent economy are salient features of.
Rural community
337 - Homosexuality.
has been known to exist throughout history
338 - HORIZONTAL GROUP
SAME SOCIAL CLASS
339 - Horizontal Mobility is.....
the movement of an individual from one social position to another of the same rank
340 - Horticultural societies.
experience the emergence of social stratification due to production of a social surplus
341 - Horticultural societies______________?
experience the emergence of social stratification due to production of a social surplus
342 - Horticulture and agriculture developed.
10, 000 to 80, 00, B.C.E
343 - Horticulture and agriculture developed_____________?
10,000 to 80,00, B.C.E
344 - Horticulture began how many years ago?
12000
345 - hourly workers whose income is somewhat below average
working class
346 - How are decisions about production made in a market economy?
Through a price system
347 - How are discrimination and prejudice related?
They are separate but related features of the minority group experience.
348 - How are genetically modified foods different from previous techniques ?
they involve transplanting genes from one organism to another
349 - How are genetically modified foods different from previous techniques?
they involve transplanting genes from one organism to another
350 - How are language and culture connected?
We are able to read and discuss existing ideas to make something better
351 - How are mores formalized?
They are often made into laws.
352 - How are presidential programs funded?
By Congress
353 - How can Sociological imagination help us?
Only (A) & (B)
354 - How can sociologists make sure that there are no ethical issues with their research?
All of the above
355 - How did famines became events of the past?
Maintenance of Buffer stock
356 - How did growing more food help societies become stronger?
Specialization
357 - How did nearly complete isolation as a child affect Danielle's verbal abilities?
She could not communicate at all.
358 - How did the Brundtland Commission (1987) define sustainable development ?
development which meets the needs of the present generation without compromising the ability of future generations to meet their own needs
359 - How did the Brundtland Commission (1987) define sustainable development?
development which meets the needs of the present generation without compromising the ability of future generations to meet their own needs
360 - How did the move from farm to factories change peoples lives?
cities grew as people moved to work in factories
361 - How do advantaged people protect their privileges?
Conflict Theory
362 - How do agricultural and horticultural societies differ?
Agricultural societies use animals and plows.
363 - How do behavior and meaning change from person to person and from one situation to another?
Symbolic Interactionism
364 - How do children learn gender role behaviors?
through socialization
365 - How do colonialism and neocolonialism contribute to world stratification?
By allowing a more powerful country to dominate a less developed nation
366 - How do disadvantaged people challenge the system seeking change?
Conflict Theory
367 - How do fashions differ from fads ?
Fashions enjoy widespread acceptance within society fads enjoy acceptance only among a segment of the population
368 - How do fashions differ from fads?
Fashions enjoy widespread acceptance within society fads enjoy acceptance only among a segment of the population
369 - How do industrial sociologists characterize Fordism and Taylorism ?
low trust systems
370 - How do industrial sociologists characterize Fordism and Taylorism?
low trust systems
371 - How do market and command economies differ ?
Market economies rely on privately held property whereas command economies rely on publicly-held property
372 - How do market and command economies differ?
Market economies rely on privately held property whereas command economies rely on publicly-held property
373 - How do people experience society?
Symbolic Interactionism
374 - How do schools help create common identity?
Learning an official language, sharing in national history and patriotic themes, and being exposed to similar informational materials promote a share identity.
375 - How do schools prepare children to one day enter the workforce?
All of the above
376 - How do schools promote personal growth and development?
Schools expose students to a wide variety of perspectives and experiences that encourage them to develop creativity, verbal skills, etc.
377 - How do schools transmit culture?
Instilling in students the basic values, norms, beliefs and attitudes of the society.
378 - How do sociobiologists view human behavior?
They assume that behavior is biologically based and transmitted genetically.
379 - How do sociologists define society?
a territory inhabited by people with a common culture
380 - How do sociologists describe former Third World societies that have moved towards an economic base in industrial production ?
newly industrializing countries
381 - How do sociologists describe former Third World societies that have moved towards an economic base in industrial production?
newly industrializing countries
382 - How do sociologists do research?
They go out into the real world and observe
383 - How do Sociologists refer to the combination of objects and rules for using those physical objects?
Technology
384 - How do Sociologists try to limit bias in their studies?
All of the above
385 - How do you make your measurement valid?
It has to actually measure something that directly reflects the concept that you're trying to study.
386 - How does a behaviorist study the mind?
By looking at how the conditioning of behaviors leads to our actions
387 - How does a cognitive/biological pyschologist study the mind?
By looking at the brain's processes and genetic aspects of our actions
388 - How does a conflict theorist view crime and deviance?
Law is in instrument of oppression designed by powerful to maintain status of privilege
389 - How does a conflict theory sociologist study society?
By looking at how competing interest groups create society
390 - How does a counterculture differ from a subculture?
A counterculture opposes the beliefs of the dominant culture
391 - How does a functionalist theory sociologist study society?
By looking at how interdependent parts work together to create society
392 - How does a hypothesis relate to the scientific method?
You make a hypothesis when using the scientific method
393 - How does a psychoanalyst study the mind?
By looking at the unconscious mind's affect on actions
394 - How does a psychologist study the world?
Looks at how the mind and brain affect people
395 - How does a sociologist study the world?
Looks at how people interact and society works
396 - How does a symbolic interaction sociologist study society?
By looking at the how meaning of objects and roles create society
397 - How does a total institution desocialize residents?
all dress alike
398 - How does an ethnic minority differ from a race?
Cultural differences define ethnic minorities.
399 - How does deviance clarify moral boundaries and affirm norms?
Punishment of a deviating group member helps make clear what it means to be a member of the group.
400 - How does people's social standing affect their everyday lives?
Symbolic Interaction View
401 - How does primary deviance differ from secondary deviance?
Primary deviance is deviant behavior that only happens once in a while.
402 - How does racial and ethnic stratification differ from other forms of stratification ?
Racial and ethnic groups often have the potential for carving out their own independent nations from the existing state
403 - How does racial and ethnic stratification differ from other forms of stratification?
Racial and ethnic groups often have the potential for carving out their own independent nations from the existing state
404 - How does society divide a population?
Conflict Theory
405 - How does the sociological imagination help us understand events around us?
It makes us challenge conventional social wisdom by seeing how social pressures affect our daily lives
406 - How has Grace Davie (1994) characterized the general religious position within Western Europe ?
believing without belonging
407 - How has Grace Davie (1994) characterized the general religious position within Western Europe?
believing without belonging
408 - How has the global human population grown between the Industrial Revolution of around 1750 and 2013 ?
771 million to 7.1 billion
409 - How has the global human population grown between the Industrial Revolution of around 1750 and 2013?
771 million to 7.1 billion
410 - How has the homeless population changed in recent years?
It increased
411 - How has the perception of old age changed?
Old age occurs later in life.
412 - How have ethnic groups faced constraints on their participation in sport?
Only (A) & (B)
413 - How is "theory" defined in sociology?
a general statement about how some parts of the world fit together and how they work
414 - How is a social identity formed?
Our sense of social identity arises out of our interaction with other, so that we develop our identity based on what others think of us ans well as our own perceptions of ourselves.
415 - How is human culture developed?
observation and experience
416 - How is poverty measured in the United States?
by setting an annual base level income for a family of four
417 - How is poverty measured?
Poverty threshold
418 - How is qualitative data shown?
Text, images and description
419 - How is society held together?
Functionalism
420 - How is terrorism different from the types of crime described by the Chicago School ?
all of the above
421 - How is terrorism different from the types of crime described by the Chicago School ?
all of the above
422 - How is terrorism different from the types of crime described by the chicago School?
all of the above
423 - How is the father of Sociology?
Auguste Comte
424 - How is the Living Wage calculated?
the basic cost of living in the UK
425 - How long does the Truman show run each day?
24 hours
426 - How long is the process of socialization?
On-going
427 - How long is the socialization process?
Lifelong
428 - How long should an ethnographer live within the society he or she is studying?
There is no simple answer. It may require a few months to a number of years, depending on the nature of the research questions.
429 - How many billion people living in Muslim cultures?
1
430 - How many books were written by Emile Durkheim?
Four
431 - How many classes are in America's society?
6
432 - How many Disney resorts are there around the world?
6
433 - How many hats are within the Edward De Bono's theory?
6
434 - How many languages are recognized by Indian Constitution
22
435 - How many main languages are there in India
22
436 - How many main religions are there in India?
Seven
437 - How many months do the author need to finish his introduction?
5 months
438 - How many Muslim cultures across country?
60
439 - How many of the 'official' disney princesses are white/Caucasian?
7
440 - How many 'official' Disney princesses are there?
12
441 - How many parts make up the Sociological imagination?
4
442 - How many parts of government are there?
Three
443 - How many people of India have Hindi as mother tongue
0.4
444 - How many people took the survey?
100
445 - How many schools are there in the scope of sociology
Two
446 - How many stages were in the Prochaska & Diclemente?
6
447 - How many standards are there for judging causation according to sociologists
3
448 - How many steps are there in the Hypothetico-deductive model research process?
7
449 - How many students take the bus to school?
35
450 - How many theoretical perspectives are there in Sociology?
3
451 - How many types of family diversity have the key sociologists found?
5
452 - How many types of leadership decision-making styles are there?
3
453 - How many types of social groups are classifies in social group
2
454 - How many units form part of the Cambridge Sociology O'level?
7
455 - How many variables do we want to test/change during a controlled experiment?
1
456 - How may seats are reserved for tribal people in lok sabha?
41
457 - How might a conservative movement prevent change?
boycott a television movement
458 - How might in-group members identify one another?
By using a special handshake
459 - How might the label of deviance serve as self fulfilling prophecy?
A person labeled as a deviant might come to believe the label and behave accordingly.
460 - How might the New Age Movement and Religious Fundamentalism have commonalities? (2)
Only (A) & (B)
461 - How much do you spend on food every week .average?
on
462 - How much time and money will research require? What special equipment or skill are necessary? Can you do work yourself? What sources of funding are available to support research how should answer these questions we need a
Find out what others have learned about the topic
463 - How people behave towards one another when they meet is referred to as ___________ by sociologists ?
social interaction
464 - How people related to one another and influence each other's behavior.
Social Interaction
465 - How someone's actions are coordinated with his or her environment is called .....
Social Action
466 - How was Truman chosen to be on the show?
He was adopted by the show
467 - How would a positivist sociologist carry out research?
Using scientific methods to explain behaviour
468 - How would a school enforce functionalism?
All of the above
469 - How would an interpretivist sociologist carry out research?
Look at the meaning behind people's behaviour
470 - Howard Becker explored how teachers' categorization of students affected students' experiences of education as well as their opportunities of achieving success in school. He found that teacher-imposed labels can lead to:
self-fulfilling prophecy
471 - Howard Becker's term for the process whereby individuals are accused sermonized and punished is.
labeling
472 - Hubungan antara individu dengan individu, kelompok dengan kelompok, dan individu dengan kelompok disebut
interaksi sosial
473 - Human and animal societies differ in one characteristic.
Shared beliefs.
474 - Human and animal societies differ in one characteristic.
Shared beliefs.
475 - Human and animal societies share all but one of the following characteristics ?
shared beliefs and collective destiny
476 - Human and animal societies share all but one of the following characteristics.
shared beliefs and collective destiny
477 - Human behaving follows
a and b only
478 - Human behaving follows
a and b only
479 - Human behavior is guided by expectations held both by the individual and by other people is the basic notion of_____________?
role theory
480 - Human behaviour is guided by expectations held both by the individual and by other people is the basic notion of.
role theory
481 - Human being has two aspects, which are;
Body and Soul
482 - Human beings are born into a social world that is.
the result of cultural development over previous generation
483 - Human beings continually come together to form couples, families, circles of friends, gangs, neighborhoods, churches, business, clubs, communities, and social orgnisations are called
Social group
484 - human creations of a society
Material Culture
485 - Human creations, such as values, norms, knowledge, systems of government, language, and so on, that are not embodied in physical objects.
nonmaterial culture
486 - Human infants in order to become successful adults need.
all of the above
487 - Human life is acted out within a triangle of.
society culture and the individual
488 - Human life is based on the.....
Interaction and communication among members
489 - Human nature leads us to create and learn
Culture traits
490 - Human population can
not exist apart from socio-cultural interaction.
491 - Human races reflect.
mixtures of several populations
492 - Human relationships are examined by
The social sciences
493 - Human relationships are examined by .....
The Social Sciences.
494 - Human Rights Commission of Pakistan is Fighting for.
Human rights
495 - Human Rights Commission of Pakistan is Fighting for_________________?
Human rights
496 - Human traits like religion and envy are found in the genetic code.
Sociobiology
497 - Humans depend on others for full development and generally live in groups They are.
social
498 - Hunger thirst and the need for sex are.
biological drives
499 - Hunter Gatherer way of life is based on
exploitation of wild animals and plants
500 - Hunter Gatherer way of life is based on________________?
exploitation of wild animals and plants
501 - Hunter-gatherers were ..... because they had to move in order to find food.
nomads
502 - Hunting and gathering societies have few formal leaders most of theme re shaman and
Spiritual leader
503 - Hunting and gathering societies rarely use their weapons which are
All of the above
504 - Hurbert M. Blalock was professor of Sociology at
University of Washington
505 - Hypothesis
proposed and testable explanation between two or more variables that predicts an outcome or explains a phenomenon
506 - I believed society has always been divided into two groups - oppressed and oppressor
Karl Marx
507 - I believed that human beings act on the basis of their understanding of a situation, and Sociologists must discover the personal meanings, values, beliefs, and attitudes that underlie human behavior
Max Weber
508 - I believed that Social Darwinism, and evolutionary social change, led to progress, and people should not interfere with the concept of survival of the fittest
Herbert Spencer
509 - I claimed that society is governed by laws and principles that could be understood using the scientific method (scientific observation)
Auguste Comte
510 - I don't believe it. Somebody my chocolates! They've nearly all gone!
has eaten
511 - I don't particularly enjoy .
cooking
512 - I may got to the USA next year .....,I'll visit a friend in New York.
If I go
513 - I studied life in an African American neighborhood in Philadelphia to bring attention to racial inequalities.
W.E.B. Du Bois
514 - I think we should try and keep our arrangements ..... at this stage.
fluid
515 - I was born in England, but I traveled to America, and, boy! I found a lot of problems there.Many call me the first female sociologist.
Harriet Martineau
516 - I was the 1st female sociologist
Harriet Martineau
517 - I was the creator of conflict theory
Karl Marx
518 - I was the creator of the functionalist perspective
Emile Durkheim
519 - I worked with Booker T. Washington to advance African American men and women.
Robert E. Park
520 - Ibd-e-Khadun believes in the
dynamic nature of civilisation.
521 - Ibn Khaldun divided his Muqaddimah into:
6 parts systematic approach
522 - Ibne Khaldun conceived a theory of.
Social conflict
523 - Ibne Khaldun conceived a theory of______________?
Social conflict
524 - Ibne Khaldun in his theories is near to.
Marx
525 - Ibne Khaldun in his theories is near to______________?
Marx
526 - Ibne Khaldun is best known for.
Muqaddimah
527 - Ibne Khaldun is best known for______________?
Muqaddimah
528 - Ibne Khaldun was born in.
Notrh Africa
529 - Ibne Khaldun was born in______________?
North Africa
530 - Ibn-e-Khaldun classified mankind into
two groups
531 - Ibn-e-Khaldun classified mankind into two groups which is
nomads and citizen
532 - Ibn-e-Khaldun was born in
Tunis
533 - Idea of conflict was given by
Karl Marx
534 - Idea that your success is more likely determined by the social class you were born into rather than you abilities.
conflict theory
535 - Ideal capitalism is
All of the above
536 - Ideally children will graduate school, raise a family and build a tax paying career pathway is a?
Functionalist perspective
537 - Ideas about a society that people assume to be true.
Social conventional wisdom
538 - Ideas created by members of a group or society are called?
Nonmaterial culture
539 - Identification theory is based on the ideas of.
Freud
540 - identification with the goals & interest of a social class
class consciousness
541 - Identified 15 values essential to the American way of life.
Robin Williams
542 - Identified Class conflict theory, the first conflict theory, by examining the conflict between the bourgeoisie owners of the means of production and the proletariat production worker.
Karl Marx
543 - Identified Rationalization as a key influence in the change from a preindustrial to an industrial society. A. Max Weber B. Emile Durkheim C. Auguste Comte
Max Weber
544 - Identify ALL of the questions that are scientific knowledge in Sociology
Only (A) & (B)
545 - Identify ALL situations that have the approach using the Beginner's mind.
Only (A) & (B)
546 - Identify each item that is Practical Knowledge
Only (A) & (B)
547 - Identify each item that is scientific knowledge.
Only (A) & (B)
548 - Identify each question as a topic in microsociology.
Only (A) & (B)
549 - identify problem, review literature, formulate hypotheses, develop research design, collect data, analyze data, state findings and conclusions
Steps of the scientific method
550 - Identify the correct logical order as explained by Karl Marx:
Class-in-itself, class-for-itself, class conflict, social transformation
551 - Identify the dimension of power indicated by: Stock martket holdings
Wealth
552 - Identify the dimension of power indicated by:Respect given to a doctor
Prestige
553 - Identify the French philosopher
Auguste Comte
554 - Identify the group below.
Informal Group
555 - Identify the most appropriate discipline to be used in the following research scenarios and recent development that happened in our country. 1. Framing legislative policies abolishing or limiting political dynasties all over the Philippines
Political Science
556 - Identify the most appropriate discipline to be used in the following research scenarios and recent development that happened in our country.2. Preservation of cultural diversity and respect for traditions in this period of globalization
Anthropology
557 - Identify the most appropriate discipline to be used in the following research scenarios and recent development that happened in our country.3. Referendum was held in selected provinces comprising the old Bangsamoro republic for the ratification of the Ban
Political Science
558 - Identify the most appropriate discipline to be used in the following research scenarios and recent development that happened in our country.4. Exchange of culture and ideas in the macro level and breakdown of families in the micro level as a result of eco
Anthropology
559 - Identify the picture
R. Ambedkar
560 - Identify the social processes which are linked to change of social structure: (i) Industrialisation (ii) Sanskritization (iii) Modernisation (iv) Globalisation (v) Intergenerational mobility (vi) Intragenerational mobility Select the correct option:
(i) (iii) (iv)
561 - Identify the Sociology Thinker
M.N. Srinivas
562 - Identify various primary and secondary groups are called
Formal and informal organisations
563 - Identify which is not the Challenges faced by unorganized sector workers?
Social security
564 - Identify Which is not the features of Social Stratification?
It is modern
565 - Identify which theory is criticized for focusing on conflict and excluding the recognition of stability.
Conflict Theory
566 - Identifying the problem is the .....step in the scientific method?
First
567 - Identity relates to ethnicity in that:
All are correct
568 - Identity the Sociologist
August Comte
569 - Ideological notions of equality of opportunity are irrelevant in deciding the positions of individuals to different statues in a_____________ system of mobility ?
closed
570 - Ideological notions of equality of opportunity are irrelevant in deciding the positions of individuals to different statuese in a..... system of mobility.
closed
571 - ideological notions of equality of opportunity are irrelevant in deciding the positions of individuals to different statuses in a __________________ system of mobility?
closed
572 - Ideologies.
direct people to act in a certain way
573 - Idetify the person in the picture.
Sri Narayana Guru
574 - If a broad spectrum of the population is surveyed at a given time the study is called:
cross sectional
575 - If a child develops a liking for sports because she practices playing soccer every day with her dad, it would be evidence of
nurture
576 - If a child has brown eyes when she is born, it would be an example of.....
nature
577 - If a class is studying the Protestant ethic, the study will most likely include the work of
John Calvin
578 - If a deviant act is ‘normalized' it is______________?
seen a temporary aberration from an otherwise normal character
579 - If a deviant act is normalized it is.
seen a temporary aberration from an otherwise normal character
580 - If a deviant act is 'normalized' it is:
seen a temporary aberration from an otherwise normal character
581 - If a deviant act is normalized it is_______________?
seen a temporary aberration from an otherwise normal character
582 - If a janitor got a job as a security guard because it was closer to home he would be experiencing.
horizontal mobility
583 - If a particular social change promotes a harmonious equilibrium it is.
Ineffective
584 - If a particular social change promotes a harmonious equilibrium it is______________?
Ineffective
585 - If a person believes in cultural healing practices, s/he will go to .....
Albularyo to ask what is wrong
586 - If a person worked at the Smittertown ironworks, Marx would consider him to a member of the
proletariat.
587 - If a person's income is below that of the majority, this is known as.....
relative poverty
588 - if a researcher joins a sewing class and pretends to be just another one of the sewers taking part in all of the activities and discussions but keeps a transcript of the discussions without the other members knowledge they are involved in during the class
Participant - Covert study
589 - If a set of people dominates the other set of people it is because of the
none of these
590 - If a sociologist were to analyze pre-collected data, like U.S. Census Bureau reports or U.S. Department of Labor reports, what type of research would they be doing?
Secondary Analysis
591 - If Abraham Lincoln .so hard, he wouldn't have become the symbol of America.
hadn't worked
592 - If an individual fails to comply with the rules and regulations of the society he/she is usually termed as.
Deviant
593 - If an individual fails to comply with the rules and regulations of the society he/she is usually termed as________________?
Deviant
594 - If an object has a purely utilitarian value, change may be accepted
quite readily
595 - If children from poor parents end up in high-paying jobs, the children have experienced:
upward intergenerational mobility.
596 - If culture is comparable to a script for a play then.
society may be compared to a troupe of actors
597 - If I .you were coming I wouldn't have gone out.
had known
598 - If I am studying the attack on Pearl Harbor.....memorizing the date and who attacked who.....which social science class am I most likely in
History
599 - If I define teacher as a responsible individual who wears fuzzy sweaters and drinks coffee all day, and so I behave that way, then that is an example of which sociological theory in practice?
Symbolic Interactionalism
600 - If I do something for you, then you owe me. This is
reciprocity
601 - If I finish a project late, can I still turn it in.
Yes, but the earlier the better to avoid any late points off.
602 - If I get below a .....% on a summative assignment I MUST retake the assignment
0.7
603 - If I want to study a particular culture such as the Maya Tzoziles and I want to understand their cultural heritage; I would have to study their past by analyzing some cultural artifacts which my include codices, clothing designs, archaeological remains et
Anthropology
604 - If I was trying to assist somebody with welfare, what theory would I be supporting?
Conflict
605 - If I were to compare the 2015 annual income of farmers to their 2005 annual income, what research method would I be using?
Demographic Information
606 - If labor market changes may lead to the rise of an occupational group within the social hierarchy it is_____________?
Structural mobility
607 - If labour market changes may lead to the rise of an occupational group within the social hierarchy it is.
Structural mobility
608 - If participants are deceived, which other ethical issue does this automatically create?
lack of informed consent
609 - If population growth in the underdeveloped nations continues unabated in 2050 world population will be.
10 billion
610 - If society is like a living organism, it had better learn to live on its own. Only the fittest survive, that's what I always say!
Herbert Spencer
611 - If someone believes that their culture is the best way of doing things and another's culture is weird, their viewpoint could be described as
ethnocentric
612 - If someone is friendly, what adjective would you use to describe them?
social
613 - If someone that you think is your friend is mean to you over and over again, you might want to ..... yourself from them.
disassociate
614 - If the bus come soon, I'll be late.
doesn't
615 - if the correlation coefficient has a value of 0.2, the relative relationship strength between the variables would be
Weak
616 - If the daughter of a factory worker wants to become the president of the company for which her father works we may assume that.
she has a different reference group than her social class would indicate
617 - If the GNP increases by 8% and prices increase by 3% the actual growth rate is.
0.05
618 - if the hypothesis is the greater the amount of media coverage, the higher the public awareness. what would b the dependent variable?
public awareness
619 - If the information needed has already been written down somewhere it is looked up. It is called_____________?
Statistical Comparative studies
620 - If the information needed has already been written down somewhere it is looked up.It is called.
Statistical Comparative studies
621 - If the mean of a data set is 10, what is the missing piece of data? 5, 4, 7, 15, 12, .....
17
622 - If the poor do not recognize their interests as a class that does not control the means of production, they suffer from .....
false consciousness
623 - If the residents of a town meet once a year and vote on budgetary and other matters, this is an example of:
direct democracy.
624 - If the U.S. Patent Office were to issue a patent for a new type of tomato that tastes like a jellybean, it would be issuing a ..... patent?
plant patent
625 - If there can be multiple interpretations (paradigms) for the same data, how is sociology a science?
Actually, ALL scientific disciplines make assumptions about the world and ALL scientific disciplines use different perspectives depending on the questions they're asking, so sociology is no exception.
626 - If we add the numerical values of all our cases together and divide by the number of cases we get the.
mean
627 - If we fail to respect and obey social norms we may face punishment through informal or formal ?
sanctions
628 - If we fail to respect and obey social norms we may face punishment through informal or formal.
sanctions
629 - If we look at government arrangements as two ends of a line, what is at the opposite end from totalitarianism?
Democracy
630 - If we want to know why certain social phenomena happened, such as the television program Eat Bulaga's Kalyeserye gaining millions of tweets worldwide, this field of social science answers these occurrence
Sociology
631 - If you are asked by an interviewer to give 2 examples of your favorite movies and why.....this is what type of question?
Open-ended
632 - If you are researching the effects of isolation in the socialization process, which method might be more useful:
Case study
633 - If you break a window and the judge orders you to pay for a new window that is an example of
retribution
634 - If you conduct observations of different groups, with one group being altered and a control group not being altered, which data collection method are you using?
Experiment
635 - If you decide to spend time with new friends without spending time with your old friends, what did you do to your old friends?
Disaassociate
636 - If you make a diagram of all your friends at Fairmont, what type of a diagram did you make?
sociogram
637 - If you start out from business school as an upper-level manager and get laid off 10 years later because of corporate downsizing, you have experienced:
downward intragenerational mobility.
638 - If you suffer from arachnophobia, which animal are you scared of?
spiders
639 - If you think of society almost like an organism with different structures that keep it functioning well, then you would ascribe to what Sociological Paradigm?
Structural Functionalism
640 - If you think of society always is split between those with power and those without, leading to conflict, then you would ascribe to what Sociological Paradigm?
Social Conflict Theory
641 - If you think that people give symbols, like a handshake, meaning that influence and shape our entire society, then you would ascribe to what Sociological Paradigm?
Symbolic Interactionism
642 - If you wanted to know about what life is like on the South Side of Chicago so you moved in with a family there for a year, which data collection method are you using?
Participant Observation
643 - If your interested in how humans behave in the real world you don't want your..... to make them act differently than they otherwise would.
research methods
644 - illegal
illicit
645 - I'm not very good at speeches.
making
646 - imagining how we appear to others is called
the looking-glass self.
647 - Imitation, pretend play and organized games are G.H. Mead's
role-taking stages
648 - Immaterial culture .....
includes a person's beliefs
649 - Immigrants in the early twentieth century used what to help them learn the culture in North America?
Newspapers
650 - Immigration tourism and globalization all mean that_____________?
cultural diversity is increasing
651 - Impersonal social relationships, common in industrial societies, that arise with increased job specialization
Organic Solidarity
652 - implementation of manipulation of setting, sample group method used.....(keep in mind the Stanford case study)
Experiment
653 - implementation of participant observation and case study, method used.....
field work
654 - Importance of Industrial Sociology is reflected in its role in aspects of .....
All of the above
655 - Important beliefs held by individuals and social groups.
values
656 - Important cause of death in society is
both a and b
657 - Impressionistic studies are.
less controlled
658 - Impressionistic studies are____________?
less controlled
659 - imprison; keep in narrow cramped quarters
confine
660 - imprisonment, pay raises, suspension from school, and medals
formal sanctions
661 - In "Gesellschaft" the society of tradition is replaced with the society of ______________?
Contract
662 - In "Gesellschaft" the society of tradition is replaced with the society of.
Contract
663 - In "Social Statics", Spencer gave ideas on
Progress
664 - In ..... ..... every member of the target population has an equal chance of becoming part of the sample.
Random sampling
665 - In ..... societies, blood relationships begin to matter less as people separate for economic reasons
industrial
666 - In ..... societies, key economic activities once done in the home move to the factory
industrial
667 - In ..... societies, most people work in white- collar jobs
mechanical solidarity
668 - In ..... words, it helps us "grasp the connection between history and biography." With this understanding, we are in a better position to make our own decisions rather than merely conform.
Wright Mills'
669 - In ....., people are motivated by self-interest in their interactions with other people.
exchange theory
670 - In ....., people are rewarded based on how well they perform whencompared to the performance of others.
competition
671 - In ....., the royal family claims a divine right to rule and exercises considerable power over their kingdom.
absolute monarchies
672 - In ....., the royal family serves a symbolic and ceremonial role and enjoys little, if any, real power.
constitutional monarchies
673 - In _______ authority rules are obeyed because their commands are within the impersonal formally defined scope of their office ?
legal-rational
674 - In 1848 Marx wrote in The Communist Manifesto that a spectre was haunting Europe. What was this spectre?
Communism
675 - In 1970, sociologists outlined ..... values that are central to the American way of life.
15
676 - In 1971 in England and Wales what was the average age at first marriage for women ?
22.6
677 - In 1971 in England and Wales what was the average age at first marriage for women?
22.6
678 - In 1993 there were roughly 45 000 people in jail, what is the prison population today?
84,000 - it has nearly doubled in the last 20 years
679 - In 1994, people of the Hutu ethnicity in Rwanda killed thousands of ethnic Tutsi Rwandans in an attempt to make Rwanda 100% Hutu. This is an example of.....
genocide.
680 - In 2001 in England and Wales what was the average age at first marriage for men ?
30.6
681 - In 2009, how many employees were paid below the standard of living?
0.2
682 - In 2013 which world region had the lowest proportion of Internet users per head of population but also the fastest rate of growth users ?
Africa
683 - In 2013 which world region had the lowest proportion of Internet users per head of population but also the fastest rate of growth users?
Africa
684 - In 2017 global military expenditure was more than \$1.7 trillion**. How much did the developed world spend on aid to developing countries?
$152 billion or more than 10 times less military spending
685 - In 2019 USA, Colombia and Brazil were some of the countries that sent humanitarian aid to Venezuela due to the crisis they were going through, what theory do these countries practice in providing aid?
Liberalism
686 - In 50s and 60s the national affairs of the country were controlled by.
Feudals
687 - In 50s and 60s the national affairs of the country were controlled by_____________?
Feudal
688 - IN A ..... STRATIFICATION SYSTEM AN INDIVIDUALS POSITION DEPENDS ON THE STATUS AND ATTRIBUTES ASCRIBED BY BIRTH
CASTE
689 - In a capitalist economy, according to Karl Marx,
the interests of working classes clashed with those of the non-working classes.
690 - In a case study, the researcher may
Become a part of the group being studied
691 - In a caste system, marriage is ....., meaning that people are allowed to marry only in their own group.
endogamous
692 - In a caste system, marriage is ....., meaning that people are allowed to marry within their own group only.
endogamous
693 - In a caste system:
there is little or no social mobility
694 - In a community, effect of common locality is being much reduced by
developed means of transportation and communication.
695 - In a community, members are supposed to primarily share
common interests
696 - In a complex and rapidly changing society most important method of achieving social integration is
social planning
697 - In a confederacy.
all political power ultimately belongs to the states
698 - In a controlled experiment, the variable that is changed to test the hypothesis is called the -
Independent Variable
699 - In a country where castes are present, marriage within a caste is called ..... and ..... when it's not
endogamy, exogamy
700 - In a democracy.
the powers of government derive from the consent of the governed
701 - In a developing nation people start to obtain good jobs Then inflation cuts their income The people begin to feel.
a failure of rising expectations
702 - In a divorce situation they focus on how each party tries to benefit (blame game, custody battles, divorce settlements)
Conflict
703 - In a few cultures a women can have several husbands at one time This custom is called.
polyandry
704 - In a hunting and gathering society, which type of ascribed status is important?
Age
705 - In a Midwest town there is a small group of individuals who control the elected positions and determine how the town is run. This is an example of
pluralism.
706 - In a non-fraternal polyandry wife
husbands stay at different places and wife visits them.
707 - In a non-fraternal polyandry woman is
permitted to have more than one husband who may or may not live at one place.
708 - In a patriarchal family the major decisions are taken be the.
the male head of the family who wields all the powers
709 - In a patriarchal family the major decisions are taken be the____________?
the male or female head of the family
710 - In a post industrial society people are often united by what?
Needs
711 - In a sense xenocentrism is a reverse form of.
ethnocentrism
712 - In a sense xenocentrism is a reverse form of_________________?
ethnocentrism
713 - In a sense xenocentrism is a reverse form of_________________?
ethnocentrism
714 - In a situation involving a self-fulfilling stereotype, we would expect which of the following?
the stereotype to produce behaviors that match the stereotype
715 - In a socialist society, important function of class differentiation is
to have a classless society.
716 - In a socialist society, important function of class differentiation is
to have a classless society.
717 - In a society with a (n) ___________ the political and religious institutions often act in harmony and mutually reinforce each other,s powers over their relative spheres of influence ?
ecclesia
718 - In a society with a (n)..... the political and religious institutions often act in harmony and mutually reinforce each other's powers over their relative spheres of influence.
ecclesia
719 - In a study of styles of grand parenting sociologists Andrew Cherlin and Frank Furstenberg Jr concluded that the most common style was for grandparents to ___________?
function as "specialists in recreational care-giving"
720 - In a study of styles of grand parenting sociologists Andrew Cherlin and Frank Furstenberg Jr concluded that the most common style was for grandparents to.
function as "specialists in recreational care-giving"
721 - In a study, a group of ten-year-old boys are fed doughnuts every morning for a week and then weighed to see how much weight they gained. Which factor is the dependent variable?
the weight gained
722 - In a system of social stratification social rankings are based on certain attributes which may
either be ascribed, acquired or constructed. Which is the correct one?
723 - In a(n) ..... system, people are born into unequal groups based on their parents' status and remain in these groups for the rest of their lives.
caste
724 - In a(n) ....., the emphasis shifts from a production of food to a production of manufactured goods.
industrial society
725 - In a(n) ....., the sociologist socializes-works or lives with members of a group, organization, or community and perhaps participates directly in its activities as part of the research process.
ethnographic study
726 - In a(n) ....., the structure, goals, and activities of the group are clearly defined.
formal group
727 - in accordance with, involving, or being the primary or strict meaning of the word or words
literal
728 - In Africa many children are.
social security for the future of the parents
729 - In Africa whites still hold most of desirable jobs, and blacks
Labour
730 - In agrarian societies, most men and women works at home and
land
731 - In all over world important aspect of culture in contemporary world is development of
Commercial industries
732 - In all over world radio and television industries are called
Broadcasting
733 - In America, the social class consisting of people who have a great deal of bureaucratic authority in major corporations (and government) usually not based on ownership of those corporations
corporate class
734 - In America, the social class that comprises of people who own relatively little property, but whose occupations provide them with high-to-middle income, prestige, and authority. The middle class can be subdivided into the upper middle class and lower midd
middle class
735 - In America, the social class that includes people who don't own property, who frequently have no job, and who have no authority and usually no prestige.
lower class
736 - In America, the social class that is composed of people who own little or no property, whose jobs give them middle-to-low income and prestige, and who have little or no prestige.
working class
737 - In America, the social class that is made up of families who own large amounts of property, from which they derive a great deal of authority
upper class
738 - In American society, people tend to identify an individual by his or her
job
739 - In American society, we often formalize norms into
laws
740 - In an experiment two groups are identical except for the change that researchers introduce into one group That group is called.
the experimental group
741 - In an experiment two groups are identical except for the change that researchers introduce into one group That group is called______________?
the experimental group
742 - In an open or class society.
status is both achieved and ascribed
743 - In animism.
all of the above
744 - In Asian countries there are many
Sub caste
745 - In assimilation
one culture is dominant and the other culture is either numerically small or marginal
746 - In Ball study, what did he call student's in the lower band?
Less able
747 - In biology the senescence is.
the process of aging
748 - In biology the senescence is______________?
the process of aging
749 - In C.Wright Mill's view what group constitutes an elite?
The military-industrial-governmental complex
750 - In case of emergency.....What is Mrs. B's Blood type????
Dr Pepper!!!
751 - in class system the resources are distributed based on
achieved status
752 - In common parlance, a person is said to be cultured if he is
all three
753 - In common parlance, a person is said to be cultured if he is
all three
754 - In comparison with industrial cities preindustrial cities had ?
a much more rigid division of labor by gender
755 - In comparison with industrial cities preindustrial cities had.
a much more rigid division of labour by gender
756 - In comparison with industrial cities preindustrial cities had_____________?
a much more rigid division of labor by gender
757 - In contemporary Britain which ethnic group has the lowest proportion of one-parent families ?
India
758 - In contemporary Britain which ethnic group has the lowest proportion of one-parent families?
India
759 - In contemporary market systems competition.
is diluted by private and state monopolies
760 - In contemporary societies social institutions are.
highly specialized interrelated sets of social practices
761 - In contemporary societies social institutions are_______________?
no longer relevant to sociology
762 - In contemporary societies social institutions are_______________?
highly specialized interrelated sets of social practices
763 - In contrast to Marxian theory structural functionalism views different parts of society.
All of the above
764 - In contrast to Marxian theory structural functionalism views different parts of society________________?
All of the above
765 - In countries such as Iran and Iraq the Moslem religion is a(n)
ecclesia or universal church
766 - In defining nationalism A.R. Desai is influenced by
H. Carr
767 - In defining social sciences which of the following phrases is the most appropriate.
systematic and methodical study
768 - In demographic terms what is the main argument associated with Malthusianism ?
population growth tends to outstrip food production
769 - In demographic terms what is the main argument associated with Malthusianism?
population growth tends to outstrip food production
770 - In depth written data that comes from unstructured interviews or observations and often contains opinions and facts is known as what?
Qualitative data
771 - In developed countries the official definition of poverty used for statistical purposes is based on.
Relative poverty
772 - In developed countries the official definition of poverty used for statistical purposes is based on_____________?
Relative poverty
773 - In developed societies the success of national integration by a developed country is viewed
as a matter of concern
774 - In developed societies the success of national integration by a developed country is viewed
as a matter of concern
775 - In developing country like Pakistan marriage is considered
a religious institution
776 - In developing nations cities are growing along with rural areas because.
all of the above
777 - In developing nations which of the following influence(s) social change towards the liberal Western democratic style of society ?
literacy education and communication
778 - In developing nations which of the following influence(s) social change towards the liberal Western democratic style of society?
literacy education and communication
779 - In developing sociieties which of the factors is not good sign of healthy competition?
Leaking national secrets for getting technology.
780 - in Durkheim,s work the term collective representations refers to______________?
shared ideas and moral values often symbolized by an object or figurehead
781 - in Durkheim's work the term collective representations refers to.
shared ideas and moral values often symbolized by an object or figurehead
782 - In early stages of research values become crucial in making selections and problems this type of research is
Value relevance
783 - In economic growth it is important to consider.
all of the above
784 - In economic terms every action entials:
opportunity costs
785 - In economic terms incomes are distributed according to.
a person's marginal productivity
786 - In education.
the family is crucial to student success
787 - In enterprise society the important function of class differentiation is to
classify people
788 - In Erikson's system each of the stages present the individual with.
crises of self-definition
789 - In essence people need government because.
they live in groups and need a degree of order
790 - In every culture and society culture diversity includes rejection of conventional ideas or behaviour is called
Counter culture
791 - In every society culture is also used to defined people's social
Standing
792 - In every society elements like cloths, furniture's, clocks, newspapers, money and often food we eat are derived from
Others culture
793 - In every society high culture is
Superior
794 - In every society occupation
has no equal social status
795 - In every society there are
some contradictory norms
796 - in excess of
more than
797 - In feudal mode of production surplus is expropriated through
Feudal
798 - In feudal society, stratification was affected by the factor
estate
799 - In feudal society, stratification was based on
whether one was slave or free.
800 - In folds of membranes of mitochondrion are called
cristae
801 - In France globalisierung is
Mondialisation
802 - In fraternal polyandry woman is treated wife
off all the brothers but son is that of the eldest brother.
803 - In Freud's terms, the ..... causes us to get our basic needs met.
id
804 - In general, societies that have a caste system are:
Agrarian.
805 - In general, the mass media are more interested in what than in delivering the best product?
Profits
806 - In general, we see a(n) ..... as a means to an end; we see a(n) ..... as an end in itself.
secondary group; primary group
807 - In Gerhard Lenski,s theory of sociocultural evolution a society's level of __________ is critical to the way it is organized?
technology
808 - In Gerhard Lenski's theory of sociocultural evolution a society's level of..... is critical to the way it is organized.
technology
809 - In Groups are also knows as .....
We Group
810 - In Hagerman's account where did the public sphere as an arena of public debate first develop?in.
salons
811 - In Hagerman's account where did the public sphere as an arena of public debate first develop?in____________?
salons
812 - In her study of New Guinea societies, Margaret Mead found that:
Gender was arranged differently between the societies
813 - In his book "Society, Culture and Personality", he has said that sociology is more or less concerned with the working of human beings.
Sorokin
814 - In his book The Inevitability of Patriarchy Steven Goldberg asserts that.
all of the above
815 - In his evolutionary framework Marx arranged societies in the order of (1) Primitive Communism (2) Feudalism (3) Capitalism (4) Socialism The correct order is Codes:
(1), (2), (3), (4)
816 - In his study of suicide Emile Durkheim was primarily concerned with.
suicide rates and how they varied from county to country
817 - In his study of suicide Emile Durkheim was primarily concerned with_______________?
suicide rates and how they varied from county to country
818 - In his study of suicide Emile Durkheim was primarily concerned with________________?
suicide rates and how they varied from country to country
819 - In idealized views of science the experimental method is said to involve ?
isolating and measuring the effect of one variable upon another
820 - In idealized views of science the experimental method is said to involve.
isolating and measuring the effect of one variable upon another
821 - In idealized views of science the experimental method is said to involve_____________?
isolating and measuring the effect of one variable upon another
822 - In identifying social classes the reputational method is best suited for investigating social distinctions in.
small groups
823 - In identifying social classes the reputational method is best suited for investigating social distinctions in_____________?
small groups
824 - In imaginery world you would never have been to a shop you would not have encountered, cameras, mobile phone and McDonald these all are called as
Imaginary world
825 - In India Brahmins of local community develops its own language ways of building and
Endogamous marriage
826 - In India, the discussion on family often revolves around ..... and ..... family.
nuclear and joint
827 - In India's caste system, what type of mobility is allowed?
horizontal
828 - In industrial societies consumption.
maintains and fuels demand
829 - In industrial societies the social class most likely to participate in social movements is the.
middle class
830 - In its study of language, which sociological perspective focuses on how people rely on shared definitions of phrases expressions in both formal speech everyday conversation ?
interactionist perspective
831 - In its study of language, which sociological perspective focuses on how people rely on shared definitions of phrases expressions in both formal speech everyday conversation?
interactionist perspective
832 - In Karl Marx,s view the destruction of the capitalist system will occur only if the working class first develops______________?
class consciousness
833 - In Karl Marx's theory of class conflict who are the bourgeoisie?
Those who own the means of production
834 - In Karl Marx's view the destruction of the capitalist system will occur only if the working class first develops.
class consciousness
835 - In Karl Marx's view, a worker who identifies with the wealthy and believes that she can achieve great wealth through hard work is likely to have developed a
false consciousness
836 - In laboratory experiments the sociological research is done while people are.
brought into laboratory
837 - In laboratory experiments the sociological research is done while people are_______________?
brought into laboratory
838 - In large developing nations, the most socially significant mobility is
the movement out of poverty
839 - In larger groups each person has ?
all of the above
840 - In larger groups each person has.
all of the above
841 - In larger groups each person has_____________?
all of the above
842 - In less developed countries this percentage is far less It is.
0.077
843 - In less developed countries this percentage is far less It is_____________?
0.077
844 - In 'loosely woven' type of integration there is variation in
both in individual and national behaviour.
845 - In many contemporary conflict's attempts are made to protect soldiers often at the expense of civilian lives in order to minimize political problems from media coverage of fatalities How are such conflicts described ?
risk-transfer wars
846 - In many contemporary conflicts attempts are made to protect soldiers often at the expense of civilian lives in order to minimize political problems from media coverage of fatalities How are such conflicts described?
risk-transfer wars
847 - In many countries across world twenty century has been an extraordinarily rapid
Development
848 - In many parts of the world, people squat on the floor rather than sit in chairs. This is an example of .
folkway
849 - In many societies cannibalism is.
a taboo
850 - In many societies newlyweds move into the husbands house at marriage This arrangement is referred to as a _________ pattern?
patrilocal
851 - In Marx,s theory the made of production means_____________?
the organization of a society's technical and human resources
852 - In Marx's theory the made of production means.
the organization of a society's technical and human resources
853 - In Melanesia "mana"is.
a power that is neither good nor evil
854 - In Merton's terms, a person who has abandoned the goal of material success and become compulsively committed to the institutional means is a (an)
ritualist
855 - In Merton's terms, a person who has abandoned the goal of material success and become compulsively committed to the institutional means is a (an)_____________?
ritualist
856 - In microeconomics the household is defined as.
everyone who lives under one roof
857 - In Milgram's experiment, about what percentage of participants administered the maximum 450v to the learner?
0.65
858 - In Milgram's study on obedience to authority, what method was used?
'Learners' received an electroshock from 'teachers.'
859 - In Milgram's study on obedience to authority, what procedure were done?
'Learners' received an electroshock from 'teachers.'
860 - In modern rationality is exemplified by a proliferation of large scale orgnisations like Catholic Church, thousands of employs of national governments a people who work in a large scale orgnisations is called
Large-scale orgnisations
861 - In modern societies members perform different tasks and are highly interdependent this kind of solidarity is called.
Organic solidarity
862 - In modern societies members perform different tasks and are highly interdependent this kind of solidarity is called______________?
Organic solidarity
863 - In modern societies social status is typically measured by a person_____________?
occupation
864 - In modern societies social status is typically measured by a person_______________?
occupation
865 - In modern societies social status is typically measured by a person's.
occupation
866 - In modern societies which one of the following is not main cause of crime?
joint family system
867 - In modern society cultural change is most likely to be the by-product of.
Diffusion
868 - In modern society cultural change is most likely to be the by-product of_______________?
Diffusion
869 - In modern society death has acquired to some extent a sense of.
unnaturalness
870 - In modern society people belong to so many group that a number of their in-group and out-group relationships overlap It has given the members of society a wide spectrum of.
behaviour learning
871 - In modern society people belong to so many groups that a number of their in-group and out-group relationships overlap It has given the members of society a wide spectrum of___________?
behavior learning
872 - In most instances how well a student does on a test is determined by how much the student studies for it in this example studying for an exam is a (n) ?
independent variable
873 - In most instances how well a student does on a test is determined by how much the student studies for it In this example studying for an exam is a(n).
sample
874 - In most instances how well a student does on a test is determined by how much the student studies for it in this example studying for an exam is a(n)_____________?
sample
875 - In most societies male dominance is evident through.
all of the above
876 - In most societies ownership of property takes one of three forms.
communal private public
877 - In most sociology, research subjects need to be guaranteed is
Confidentiality
878 - In Mr. Davis' case study on Anna, the 5 year old girl in the shed, he discovered..... (check all that apply)
All of the above
879 - In multiracial society national integration can be achieved when
minority flows in the national stream on its own.
880 - IN MUMBAI, BEGGARY HAS BEEN CRIMINALISED UNDER THE BOMBAY PREVENTION OF BEGGING ACT, .....
1959
881 - In Muslim society affirmation there is no god but God, and Muhammad is messenger of God is called
Shahada
882 - In Muslim society almsgiving, contributing wealth for poor and charitable causes is called
Zakat
883 - In Muslim society Jihad means
Struggle
884 - In Muslim society pilgrimage to Mecca birthplace of Muhammad, which all healthy Muslims should try to do at least once in their life is called
Hajj
885 - In observation main part is played by
eyes
886 - In observation main part is played by
eyes
887 - In observational studies the scientist observes.
the things that happen by themselves
888 - In observational studies the scientist observes_______________?
the things that happen by themselves
889 - In one field experiment a black male or a white male act out stealing a bike by using a hacksaw to cut through the lock. Researchers documented how often the police were called for each "thief." The independent variable in this study is:
whether the thief was white or black
890 - In one sense of the term everyone is ethnocentric This is because.
it is virtually impossible not to view people and situations in terms of some of the norms and categories derived from one's own cultural experiences
891 - In open class society mobility is.
high
892 - In open class society mobility is_____________?
high
893 - In order for a deviant act to be considered a crime.
the state must undertake a political process of criminalizing it
894 - In order for a deviant act to be considered a crime______________?
the state must undertake a political process of criminalizing it
895 - In order for a variable to be measured, a researcher must provide a (n) ?
operational definition
896 - In order for field research to be successful the researcher must be________________?
creative
897 - In order for power to be legitimate a government must have.
legitimate authority
898 - In order to find the central tendency, most of the time we find the average using?
mean
899 - In order to genuinely reflect a broad range of the population a survey must be based on precise ?
representative sampling
900 - In order to genuinely reflect a broad range of the population a survey must be based on precise.
representative sampling
901 - In order to genuinely reflect a broad range of the population a survey must be based on precise___________?
representative sampling
902 - In order to improve learning of children admitted in the age appropriate classes and bring them to level of their class mates , there is a provision of
Special training
903 - In order to qualify as a random sample______________?
every sub-sample of the population must be represented
904 - In order to raise the GNP and the GDP per capita one must.
increase productivity
905 - In order to remain in a group, people must do what?
show that they agree to share the group's values and interests
906 - In our .....class, we learned that this cousre has its own perspective, never focusing only the individual but the social group as a whole.
sociology
907 - In our modern times
no society is either exclusively competitive or exclusively cooperative.
908 - In our study design, we have explored barriers and enablers to belonging and inclusion for which four factors:
Social attitudes, customs and traditions, political factors, the media
909 - In our times the family system is under heavy strains because of
urbanisation
910 - In Pakistan civil society is in developmental stages and ye has little influence in the.
Policy making
911 - In Pakistan civil society is in developmental stages and ye has little influence in the_____________?
Policy making
912 - In Pakistan society no laws were made for the protection of elderly citizens The major cause was the belief.
The sons are responsible
913 - In Pakistan society no laws were made for the protection of elderly citizens the major cause was the belief_____________?
The sons are responsible
914 - In Pakistan what kind of marriage system exist in society?
Both A and B
915 - In Pakistan, population belongs to working age group is
0.52
916 - In Pakistan, population resides in urban areas
0.38
917 - In participant observation research the role of the "complete" participant forces the researcher to be_______________?
discreet about his/her research
918 - In parts of the world, whistling during a performance means disapproval; in America whistling in good and booing is disapproval.
Symbolic Interactionism
919 - In past Pakistanis population had relatively ________ growth rate?
High
920 - In past Pakistan's population had relatively..... growth rate.
High
921 - In positive philosophy Comte noted that.
On systematic observation and classification
922 - In positive philosophy Comte noted that_____________?
On systematic observation and classification
923 - In postmodernity, ..... decide order and disorder based on your ..... and .....
you, culture, community
924 - In pre-Communist China the aged were.
Authority figures
925 - In pre-Communist China the aged were______________?
Authority figures
926 - In preindustrial societies education was intended for.
a small elite
927 - In pre-industrial societies solidarity was maintained due to.
both a & b
928 - In pre-industrial societies solidarity was maintained due to____________?
both a & b
929 - In primary groups social contacts are.
informal
930 - In primary groups social contacts are____________?
informal
931 - In Primitive societies everyone performed similar tasks and so their was a
Mechanical solidarity
932 - In Primitive societies everyone performed similar tasks and so their was a__________________?
Mechanical solidarity
933 - In primitive societies oracles were consulted to treat a person
of a disease attributed witchcraft.
934 - In recent years there was an awakening of ethnic identity among the following groups.
all of the above
935 - In regard to public and political opinion.
political opinion is all opinions expressed on political issues
936 - In research, when the sociologist is subjective and value-based, they are practicing:
Interpretative sociology
937 - In response to a repression, a minority group may do which of the following?
All of the above
938 - In reviewing capitalism worldwide following the downfall of communism in the Soviet Union some observers suggest that.
in dynamic Asian nations (e.g Japan Singapore Hong kong South Korea and Taiwan) government intervention in economic life has resulted in a "government-business symbiosis " different from that in Europe and the United States
939 - In reviewing capitalism worldwide following the downfall of communism in the Soviet Union some observers suggest that_____________?
in dynamic Asian nations (e.g. Japan Singapore Hong Kong South Korea and Taiwan) government intervention in economic life has resulted in a "government-business symbiosis " different from that in Europe and the United States
940 - In room 13, Ms. Wilson made a diagram matching each student with his or her friends. What type of diagram did she make?
sociogram
941 - In Room 2b, Mrs. Arias made a diagram matching each student with his or her friends. What type of diagram did she make?
sociogram
942 - In rural Pakistan a person must marry within his or her caste This custom is called.
endogamy
943 - In school, rewards and punishments are based on
performance
944 - In school, rewards and punishments are typically based on
performance
945 - In science, a hypothesis that has been confirmed through numerous tests is known as:
a theory
946 - In so-called closed societies,
you have virtually no chance of moving up or down.
947 - In social change there is
no distinction
948 - In social science, the study of the biological evolution of man is important because it provides explanations on the reason behind the biological variations among contemporary human population. Which field of social science is described in the said statem
Biological Anthropology
949 - In society elite class is called
High culture
950 - In Society in America which early sociologist gave special attention to status distinctions and to such factors as gender and race ?
Harriet Martineau
951 - In Society in America which early sociologist gave special attention to status distinctions and to such factors as gender and race?
Harriet Martineau
952 - In society looking for taken granted rules, as well as wider, more public laws is called
Norms
953 - In society when family life is simple handshake and contributes to operation of society is called as
Social function
954 - In society, the type of sociological rule of good manners like saying thank you.
Socialization
955 - In sociological perspective multicultural companies are
All of the above
956 - In sociological research involves asking questions about issues are
All of the above
957 - In sociological studies of race and ethnic relations.
minority refers to an oppressed group
958 - In sociological terms Which of the following constitute group ?
members of a hospitals business office
959 - In sociological terms Which of the following constitute group?
members of a hospital's business office
960 - In sociological terms, race and colour are examples of
ascribed status
961 - In sociological way means by which a ruling dominant group wins over a subordinate group through ideas is called as
Hegemony
962 - In sociology a bureaucratic organisation expect officials to have technical competence to carry out their official duties are
Technical competence
963 - In sociology a certain groups in society 20 percent of societies or so foreigners and criminals are dumping grounds, cities, can develop no go areas are
Elitism is efficient
964 - In sociology a key to progress for progressive cultures, but of marginal importance except for elites in static culture is called
Education
965 - In sociology a major value for progressive societies leading to investment and financial security is called
Frugality
966 - In sociology a preoccupation with rules and regulations to point of thwarting as organisation goals are called
Bureaucratic ritualism
967 - In sociology among hunters and gatherers, family was centre of virtually all activities like religious, political institutions and economic system are called as
Distinctive social institutions
968 - In sociology an old adage states that heart of bureaucracy is not people but paper work is called
Formal written communications
969 - In sociology at source of superego, culture operates to control
Human drives
970 - In sociology bureaucracies arrange personnel in a vertical hierarchy of office is called
Rules and regulations
971 - In sociology central for progressive societies but often a burden in static culture is called
Work
972 - In sociology childrens and adults are divided into types and their education is funded differently are called
Elitism is efficient
973 - In sociology class system celebrate
All of the above
974 - In sociology creation of new tastes and brands we now eat breakfast bars, pick at taco crisps from a bag and Mexican dips in jars are
Consumption
975 - In sociology cultural beliefs that serve to legitimate key interests and hence justify social stratification is called
Ideology
976 - In sociology cultural tradition holds scant sway in bureaucracy are
Rules and regulations
977 - In sociology differences are caught in terms of cultural patterns that set apart some segment of society population is called
Subculture
978 - In sociology directed at members of a group simply because they belong to that group is
Violence
979 - In sociology dispersed in progressive societies concentrated in static societies is called
Authority
980 - In sociology elements, values and norms of every culture encompasses a wide range of tangible human creations such type of culture is called
Material culture
981 - In sociology experience of work now becomes rigidly rules by assessments practitioners in various areas complain that this robs them of their own creativity is
Disciplining
982 - In sociology first came scientific discoveries and technological advances that produced a factory based industrial economy and
Factories
983 - In sociology food is processed through high technologies and cheap labor across world are
Processing food
984 - In sociology French Revolution organized in
1789
985 - In sociology how many type soft sociological investigation are there?
3
986 - In sociology in progressive cultures, community extends beyond locality and family in static cultures is called
Community
987 - In sociology it refers to tendency of bureaucratic organisations to perpetuate themselves are
Bureaucratic inertia
988 - In sociology largest and richest of these countries are known as
G8
989 - In sociology lower orders is natural suspicions against immigrants, fecklee poor, security are
Prejudice against
990 - In sociology maintenance of power and privilege between social classes from one generation to next is called
Cultural reproduction
991 - In sociology Mar, X Durkheim, and Weber is known as
Both A and B
992 - In sociology more rigorous in advance societies, corruption is greater in static societies is called
Ethic
993 - In sociology most unreliable element in McDonalds's system is human beings people after all wander or simply decide to try something a different way is called
Control through automation
994 - In sociology much food is now grown with aid of chemical and hybrid plants, and animals are reared on factory farms are called
Growing food
995 - In sociology performing biological activities and healthy bodies like sports, and traditional approaches this type of activity in society is called
Functionalism
996 - In sociology perspective an individual can walk into a McDonald's restaurants anywhere and receive same sandwiches, drink and desserts prepared in precisely same way are called
Uniformity and predictability
997 - In sociology primary relationships may well predominate in
Low income
998 - In sociology primary roles of education are
Social reproduction
999 - In sociology progressive societies find that religious influence on civic life dwindles in static societies religion has a substantial influence is called
Secularism
1000 - In sociology progressives look to future, statics look to past or present is known as
Time orientation
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