1 - Tensions that exist in society.
Class Conflict
2 - Term that refers to rewards or punishments used to enforce conformity to norms
sanctions
3 - Terrorism is defined as .....?
using violence or threat of to gain political power
4 - Terrorist groups differ from liberation organizations in that.
they do not organize the masses on a large scale
5 - terse comment
response which is brief and to the point
6 - Test data on the basis of philosophy is
philosophical method
7 - Testable statement of relationships among variables
hypothesis
8 - Textbooks, computers, pencils, paper would all be part of the cultural complex for what?
School
9 - Th market model of state welfare is based on the principle of.
individuals buying welfare privately with some means-tested benefits
10 - Th market model of state welfare is based on the principle of_____________?
individuals buying welfare privately with some means-tested benefits
11 - The "Aag Ka Darya" is written by
Aga Khan
12 - The "back-to-basics" movement came about because
many adults became concerned that students were not learning important subjects like reading and writing.
13 - The "dependent variable" is also known as
Responding variable
14 - The "Father of Sociology"
Auguste Comte
15 - The "feminization of poverty " refers to.
the fact that female-headed households are usually poor
16 - The "hippy" movement of the 1960s is an example of .....
counterculture
17 - The "I" is described as:
Spontaneous and creative.
18 - The "invisible hand" refers to.
a feature of Adam Smith's Wealth of Nations
19 - The "Looking Glass Self"
Charles Horton Cooley
20 - The "looking-glass self" essentially explains ?
our imagination of how others see us
21 - The "me" and the "I" refer to what concept?
Generalized Other
22 - The "me" is described as
The social self.
23 - The "me" part of the Generalized other has which of the following components?
All of the above
24 - The "natural law" approach is essentially concerned with__________________?
the protection of universal human rights
25 - The "nature" argument suggests that people socialize and behave in certain ways because of
the way they are born
26 - The "New Class" is characterized as consisting of.
professionals with skills important in the information society
27 - The "parts of society" that exist do so because they perform a needed function.
functionalism
28 - The "real revolution " of the last twenty years according to one sociologist refers to.
women's lack of interest in marriage
29 - The "significant others" of Mead's theory are.
important because they provide the initial role models
30 - The ..... Article provides for the establishment of minority educational institutions.
Article 30
31 - The ..... Article says free and compulsory education to all children between 6 to 14 years.
Article 21 A
32 - The ..... Article tells about right to speak and right to express one's opinion.
Article 19
33 - The ..... can be directly attributed to the digital divide, because differential ability to access the internet leads directly to a differential ability to use the knowledge found on the Internet.
knowledge gap
34 - The ..... city is one in which global finance and electronic information dominate.
postindustrial
35 - The ..... is the government's measure of official poverty, based on the cost of a minimal diet for a family multiplied by three.
poverty line
36 - The ..... is the unsocialized, spontaneous, self-interested component of personality and self-identity.
I
37 - The ..... measures the value of economic activity within a country.
Gross Domestic Product (GDP)
38 - The ..... of early humans probably included a belief that everything in nature had a spirit, including rocks, trees, and animals.
religion
39 - The ..... perspective emphasizes the social contexts in which people live.
sociological
40 - The ..... perspective views society as a system of interdependent and interrelated parts.
Functionalist
41 - The ..... professor at the college taught students about the ways in which people in a society get along.
sociology
42 - The ..... sector is the part of the economy that takes and uses raw materials directly from the natural environment; its activities include agriculture, fishing, forestry, and mining.
primary
43 - The ..... sector of the economy transforms raw materials into finished products and is essentially the manufacturing industry.
secondary
44 - The ..... sets forth the principles and ethical standards that underlie sociologists' professional responsibilities and conduct.
ASA's Code of Ethics
45 - The ..... system produces, distributes, and consumes goods and services.
economic
46 - The ..... uses objective, systematic observations to test theories.
scientific method
47 - The ..... variable drives the outcome
Independent
48 - The ..... was created to help struggling veterans find housing and work.
association
49 - The ..... was famous for her spending habbits and always having the best of everything.
socialite
50 - The ..... was formed to help parents and teachers better serve the needs of the children in the community.
association
51 - The ....., according to Marx, were the workers who were oppressed by those who owned the means of production.
proletariat
52 - The ....., an European intellectual movement of the late 17th and 18th centuries, emphasised reason and individualism.
Enlightenment
53 - The ....., as viewed by Freud, is the balancing mechanism in our personality.
ego
54 - The .....perspective focuses on how individuals act with one another in daily situations.
Symbolic Interactionist
55 - The [blank] is a research principle that is concerned with achieving the greatest possible benefit with the least possible harm
code of ethics
56 - The ____ is the increase or decrease that results from immigration or emigration per 1000 member of the population in a given year ?
net migration rate
57 - The _______ is the number of deaths per 1000 inhabitants in specific age group ?
age-specific death rate
58 - The 11+ exam selects pupils for
Grammar School
59 - The 3 Stages of Role-Taking is associated with
Mead
60 - The 60 Minutes Rise of the Rest story best relates too.....
All the above
61 - The 7 steps for doing research, in order, are:
Identify the problem, Review the literature, Formulate hypotheses, Develop research design, Collect data, Analyze data, State findings and Conclusions
62 - The abbreviation "NIMBY" stands for "not in my backyard " a cry often heard when people protest.
all of the above
63 - The abbreviation "NIMBY" stands for "not in my backyard" a cry often heard when people protest____________?
all of the above
64 - The ability of a social actor control the actions of others, either directly or indirectly
power
65 - The ability of a sociologist to connect broad, abstract phenomena to personal experiences:
Sociological Imagination
66 - The ability of individuals to see the relationship between events in their lives and events in society.Your connection to a personal item may differ from societies.
Sociological Imagination
67 - The ability of individuals to see the relationship between events in their personal lives and events in their society.
Sociological Imagination
68 - the ability of the individual to see the relationship between events in their personal lives and events in society
sociological imagination
69 - The ability to achieve goals without opposition is called what?
power
70 - The ability to carry out your will and impose it on others is called?
Power
71 - The ability to control others.
power
72 - the ability to control the behavior of others
power
73 - The ability to control the behavior of others, with or without their consent is.....
Power
74 - The ability to exercise one's will over others is called
Power
75 - The ability to influence others to do your will
Power
76 - The ability to look beyond individuals as the only cause of success and failure in society.
Sociological perspective
77 - The ability to see and connect your social environment to your life
social imagination
78 - The ability to see connections between the larger world and yourself
Sociological Imagination
79 - The ability to see the connection between the larger social world and our own personal lives is known as .....
Sociological imagination
80 - The ability to see the connection between the larger world and your personal lie.
Sociological imagination
81 - The ability to see the connection between the larger world and your personal life is what sociologist C. Wright Mills called
the sociological imagination
82 - The ability to see the connections between the larger world and your personal life is called
sociological imagination
83 - The ability to see the link between society and self is Self imagination Sociological imagination Sociological patterns Perspective patterns
Socilogical imagination
84 - The ability to see the link between society and self.
Sociological Imagination
85 - The ability to understand relationships between what is happening in people's personal lives and the social forces that surround them is
Sociological Imagination
86 - The abolitionist movement sought the abolition of.
slavery
87 - The absolute poverty line is drawn to show.
the estimated minimum level of income needed for subsistence
88 - The absolute poverty line is drawn to show_____________?
the estimated minimum level of income needed for subsistence
89 - The acceptance of preventive medicine is an example of the process that Parsons called.
value generalization
90 - The acceptance of preventive medicine is an example of the process that Parsons called______________?
value generalization
91 - The act of attempting to achieve a particular outcome through concentrating and mediating upon that outcome.
Visualization
92 - The act of moving from one social class to another is termed as.
social mobility
93 - The act of moving from one social class to another is termed as_____________?
social mobility
94 - The act of taking for granted or supposing
Assumption
95 - the act of wandering away from the main topic or purpose in speaking or writing
digression
96 - The act of working together
collaborate
97 - The action of attempting to explain or justify behavior or an attitude with logical reason.
Rationalization
98 - The action of doing something that is different from the usual or common way of behaving.
deviation
99 - The action of treating people differently based on ethnicity, race, religion, or culture is:
discrimination
100 - The activity of measuring and explaining the size of populations is know as_______________?
demography
101 - The activity of measuring and explaining the size of populations is known as.
demography
102 - The activity of measuring and explaining the size of populations is known as___________________?
demography
103 - The actual behavior of an individual in a role
Role Performance
104 - The actual conduct involved in carrying out a role
role performance
105 - The actual or threatened use of coercion to impose one's will on others is called
force
106 - The adage that it's not what you know it,s who you know emphasizes the importance of connections This is most relevant to the concept of____________?
Social capital
107 - The adage that it's not what you know it's who you know emphasizes the importance of connections This is most relevant the concept of.
social capital
108 - The adage that its not what you know its who you know emphasizes the importance of connections This is most relevant the concept of________________?
social capital
109 - The Adolesceni Society to Clausen" is written by
Coleman
110 - The Adolescent Society to Clausen" is about
descriptions of sub-cultures of Pakistan
111 - The adoption of North American lifestyles by Caribbean youth through the influence of the media is an example of
assimilation
112 - The advantage of this descriptive method of research is that it creates an immense amount of data to be gathered quickly and inexpensively.
Survey
113 - The agent of socialization that transmits how the Duggars' date is:
Religion
114 - The agent of socialization that transmits how we celebrate birthdays is:
The Family.
115 - The agents of socialisation are
all of these
116 - The agents of socialisation are
all of these
117 - the Aim of research should always be to
all of the above
118 - The allocation of tasks to particular individuals who specialize in performing them is referred to as.
division of labor
119 - The al-Qaeda claimed responsibility for the attacks on American targets on 11th September 2001 In what year did al-Qaeda bomb a nightclub on the Indonesian island of Bali Killing more than 200 people ?
2002
120 - The al-Qaeda claimed responsibility for the attacks on American targets on 11th September 2001 In what year did al-Qaeda bomb a nightclub on the Indonesian island of Bali Killing more than 200 people?
2002
121 - The American democratic system is based on.
all of the above
122 - The American emphasis on time is shown through its usage of terms Era, Movement, Interim, Century, etc. this is an example of which principle?
Sapir-Whorf hypothesis
123 - The Amish in American society would be an example of a
Subculture
124 - The Amish rejection of modern methods and embracing older more traditional methods of farming refers to what component of Culture?
Technology
125 - The amount of money in a person's bank account, the cars a person owns, and the house the person lives in are examples of which dimension of social stratification?
Wealth
126 - The and purpose of Evolutionary theory is.
A perfect man in a perfect society
127 - The and purpose of Evolutionary theory is_____________?
A perfect man in a perfect society
128 - The annual income for people in the underclass is in the ..... range.
$15,000 or less
129 - The anthropological term for the process by which culture traits are spread from one culture to another through direct long-term contact.
DIFFUSION
130 - The anthropologist George Murdock believes that the family.
has functions fundamental to human life
131 - The Apology (2008) by Kevin Rudd is more so focused on:
Symbolic reconciliation
132 - The application of evolutionary notions and the concept of the survival of the fittest to society is called.
Social Darwinism
133 - The application of evolutionary notions and the concept of the survival of the fittest to society is called_______________?
Social Darwinism
134 - The application of rules and regulations in an unimaginative and mechanical fashion refers to.
trained incapacity
135 - The application of rules and regulations in an unimaginative and mechanical fashion refers to_____________?
trained incapacity
136 - The application of the scientific approach to the social world (Comte)
Postivism
137 - the application of the scientific method to the social world
positivism
138 - The approach to crime prevention based on increased surveillance (such as CCTV and Neighborhood Watch schemes) and target hardening (such as a car immobilizers and better home security ) is known as what?
situational crime prevention
139 - The approach to crime prevention based on increased surveillance (such as CCTV and Neighborhood Watch schemes) and target hardening (such as a car immobilizers and better home security) is known as what ?
situational crime prevention
140 - The approximately 2 million Native Americans represent a diverse array of cultures distinguishable by.
all of the above
141 - The approximately 2 million Native Americans represent a diverse array of cultures distinguishable by_____________?
all of the above
142 - The argument between genetic characteristics versus environment and social learning
nature vs nurture
143 - The argument that in some situations the government had to "prime the pump" was advanced by.
John Maynard Keynes
144 - The Article 17 of the Indian Constitution prohibits
Untouchability
145 - The attempt to develop an understanding that goes behind surface appearances to ask why and how events happen or conditions persist whether social conditions could be changed, and in which different ways a given problem can be conceptualized.
critical thinking
146 - The attitude of some Americans toward the minorities in their midst shows.
the importance of culture
147 - The author of "Positive Philosophy" is
Auguste Comte
148 - The authority of the President of the United States resides in the office of the presidency, not in the individual who happens to be President. As such, the authority of the President of the United States is most likely to be classified as ..... authority
rational-legal
149 - The authors explain that feminist research methodology.
is an approach to research which emphasizes inclusion fairness and humaneness
150 - The authors explain that feminist research methodology_____________?
is an approach to research which emphasizes inclusion fairness and humaneness?
151 - The average CEO's salary in 2005 was:
262 times that of the average workers
152 - The average number of live-born children produced by women of childbearing age in a particular society, called
Fertility Rate
153 - The awareness that allows people to comprehend the link between their immediate, personal social settings and the remote, impersonal social world is called
sociological imagination
154 - The balance-of-power system in which four of more major powers competed and formed shifting alliances to avoid any one becoming stronger than any other was called the:
multipolar system
155 - The basic assertion of ageism is that.
the young are superior to the old
156 - The basic components of the state include ALL BUT WHICH of the following?
Armed services
157 - The basic difference between classical and modern sociological perspectives is visible in the
Silent shift from macro to micro theoretical perspective
158 - The basic elements of social bonds are attachment, commitment, ....., and belief.
Involvement
159 - The basic premise of the Davis-Moore thesis is that the unequal distribution of rewards in social stratification:
serves a purpose in society
160 - the basic principle behind sampling methods is that
it should represent the target population
161 - The basic purpose of social institution is
All the above
162 - The basis of 'common sense' knowledge is .....
general understanding
163 - The basis of the community is
common locality
164 - The behavior expected of one who holds a particular status is usually termed as_____________?
Role
165 - The behavior expected of someone occupying a particular status.
Role
166 - The behavior of an individual firm is part of.
macroeconomics
167 - The behavior of groups that results from the interactions of individual group members.
Social Dynamics
168 - the behaviors and attitudes that a society considers proper for its males and females
gender
169 - The behaviors that come with statuses are
roles
170 - The behaviors, customs, and norms associated with a class are known as:
class traits
171 - The behaviour expected of one who holds a particular status is usually termed as.
Role
172 - The behaviours, obligations, and privileges attached to social status is known as
Social role
173 - The belief and feeling that predisposes one to respond in a particular way to objects, people and events?
Attitude
174 - The belief in and worship of a superhuman God or Gods with controlling power
religion
175 - The belief in biological determinism of sex roles.
is based on the wrong assumption that biological differences indicate superiority or inferiority
176 - The belief in caring for others over yourself is an example of:
Non-Material Culture
177 - The belief in the superiority of one's own ethnic group:
ethnocentric
178 - The belief that all human beings have an innate predisposition toward submitting to Allah and acting morally.
Fitrah
179 - The belief that conformity to a single language helps to unify members of a society reflects which sociological perspective?
functionalist perspective
180 - The belief that cultures should be judged by their own standards is known as:
cultural relativism
181 - The belief that cultures should be judged by their own standards rather than by applying the standards of another culture
Cultural Relativism
182 - The belief that decisions are best handled at the organizational or societal level closest to the issues or persons affected.
Subsidiarity
183 - The belief that everyone deserves an equal opportunity to succeed is
Equality
184 - The belief that human beings are composed of a single substance.
Mind/Body Monism
185 - The belief that human beings are composed of immaterial minds and material bodies.
Mind/Body Dualism
186 - The belief that human beings are social constructions without any singular identifiable essence, nature, or soul.
Decentered self
187 - The Belief that joblessness can predictably lead to starvation is an example of.....
Causation
188 - The belief that one race is supreme, is called
racism
189 - The belief that racism is the primary determinant of human traits and capacities and can result in the thought of superiority over another race.
Racism
190 - The belief that society is made of functional parts that act together as a whole
Functionalism
191 - The belief that your children should have a better life than you, and that science should work to give you a more comfortable life than those that came before you shows that we value.....
Progress
192 - The beliefs and behaviors that a social group shares is known as:
Culture
193 - The beliefs and behaviors that a social group shares is known as:à¤à¤• सामाजिक समूह दà¥à¤µà¤¾à¤°à¤¾ साà¤à¤¾ किठजाने वाले विशà¥à¤µà¤¾à¤¸ और वà¥à¤¯à¤µà¤¹à¤¾à¤° के रूप में à¤
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194 - The beneficial consequences of people's actions are known as:
A Function
195 - The Beriln 1936 Olympics saw this man upset the Aryan superiority claims of the Nazis:
Jesse Owens
196 - The best approach to understand why a dominant group practices its position of power on minorities is:
Conflict theory
197 - The best definition of a social group is:
two or more persons who meet and interact with each other on a regular basis to achieve a common goal
198 - The best definition of an institution is
applies to both social norms such as customs or established behaviour patterns as well as established organizations that have endured over time
199 - The best example of a secondary group is .....
a Microsoft Corporation awards banquet.
200 - The best research method for analyzing church attendance patterns in the South following the Civil War would be
secondary analysis
201 - The biggest difference between the theories of Freud and Erikson is that Erikson believed ?
That culture rather than biology plays the biggest part in socialization
202 - The biological basis of human personality derives from.
all of the above
203 - The biological explanations of deviance include.
all of the above
204 - The biological inheritance of traits is
Nature
205 - The birthplace of sociology is generally considered to be.
Europe
206 - The birthplace of sociology is generally considered to be_______________?
Europe
207 - The Black movement to the urban North from the rural South was similar to.
immigration from Europe
208 - The blended family.
is made up of natural parents stepparents natural children and stepchildren
209 - The blended or reconstituted family.
only a and b
210 - The blending of culturally distinct groups into a single group with a common culture and identity is called.....
Assimilation
211 - The blending or fusing of the minority groups into the dominant society is known as.....
Assimilation
212 - The body of facts and beliefs people accumulate over time.
knowledge
213 - The book "Anthropology" was written by
Ogburn and Nimkoff
214 - The book "Street Corner Society" was authored by
William F. Whyte
215 - The book "Suicide" was written in
1897
216 - The book "Suicide" was written in
1897
217 - The book 'Folkways' was written by
W.G.Sumner
218 - The borrowing of aspects of culture from other cultures such as food.....
Diffusion
219 - The bourgeoisie are to the proletariat as
owners are to workers.
220 - The bourgeoisie were able to rule society and make inequality acceptable because they controlled the economy and creation of ideas. Creates a situation whereby the majority of people agree to their ideas without question. The rich can rule society because
Gramsci
221 - The branch of sociology emphasizing the analysis of concrete interpersonal encounters and the use of this analysis explain broader social patterns. (See Symbolic Interactionism)
interactionism
222 - The breakdown of norms governing accepted social behaviour.
anomie
223 - The Bretton Woods institutions are.
The international Monetary Fund and the World Bank
224 - The Bretton Woods institutions are______________?
The international Monetary Fund and the World Bank
225 - The Bretton Woods institutions are_______________?
The International Monetary Fund and the World Bank
226 - The British Social Attitudes survey (2016)'s results suggests.....
.....that people's class identity is influenced by their family background and educational attainments
227 - THE BROKEN UP FAMILY IS AN EXAMPLE OF WHAT TYPE OF MASSIVE CHANGE?
SOCIAL
228 - The bystander effect (diffusion of responsibility to others)
Genovese Effect
229 - The cameras took many pictures of the ..... as they came out of the limousine.
socialites
230 - The capitalist class of the mid-twentieth century were said to join the upper class because them___________?
owned companies and financial assets that generated wealth through corporations
231 - The capitalist class of the mid-twentieth century were said to join the upper class because they.
owned companies and financial assets that generated wealth through corporations
232 - The captain of a football team, the president of the Yorkville National Honors Society, and leader of a religious organization have all increased which dimension of social stratification?
Power
233 - The career mobility of married women is still greatly handicapped by.
household duties
234 - The career mobility of married women is still greatly handicapped by_____________?
household duties
235 - The career mobility of married women is still greatly handicapped by_______________?
household duties
236 - The case histories of Anna, Isabelle, and Genie showed
how important socialization is to development
237 - The case of Anna is an example of which of the following?
Extreme isolation
238 - The case of the former Soviet Union supports Kerr et al,s (1960) claims that___________?
totalitarian regimes are incompatible with the requirements of advanced industrial technology
239 - The case of the former Soviet Union supports Kerr et al's (1960) claims that.
totalitarian regimes are incompatible with the requirements of advanced industrial technology
240 - The cases of Anna, Isabelle, Genie, and the institutionalized infants show that social and psychological development requires
human interaction
241 - The caste system in India is an example of what kind of stratification?
Closed
242 - The caste system is generally associated with.
Hinduism
243 - The caste system is generally associated with______________?
Hinduism
244 - The categories used by researchers to pigeonhole people into social classes.
tend to be arbitrary and artificial
245 - The cause of freedom is served according to democratic capitalists when.
everyone has the chance to become a millionaire
246 - The centering on one's own culture while ignoring the rest.
Ethnocentricism
247 - The central point of a culture is
ethos
248 - The central point of a culture is
ethos
249 - The changes caused by the Industrial Revolution, such as people moving from farms to cities, is an example of social
dynamics
250 - The changes in people's behavior that result from their knowledge of being observed is called:
Hawthorne Effect
251 - the changing, biologically inherited behavior patterns each person has.
instincts
252 - The chapter-opening account of passenger deaths that accompanied the sinking of the ocean liner Titanic shows:
that social stratification can sometimes be a matter of life and death.
253 - The chief Architect of Indian Constitution is.....
Dr B R Ambedkar
254 - The chief reason that Congress is so ineffective is.
the traditional organization of the legislative branch
255 - The child watching Rookie and doing the exercises with the movies is in what stage:
Imitation
256 - The children are very quiet. They videos all morning.
have been watching
257 - The choice of problems is always somewhat dependent on the availability of
funds
258 - The circular nature of the economic process occurs from.
household to firm to consumer and back again
259 - The civil rights movement in the United States was a.
reform movement
260 - The civilian labor force consists of:
all noninstitutionalized civilians 16 years of age or older who work for pay or are looking for work.
261 - The civilisation which found in outlying regions and mountains is
desert
262 - The civilisation which found in small communities and cities is
sedentary
263 - The claim that religion is declining in importance is known as the
secularisation thesis
264 - The claim that social position reflects how able and hard working individuals are is commonly made in:
class systems.
265 - The class polarization that Marx predicted referred to.
a growing gap between rich and poor resulting in class consciousness
266 - The class polarization that Marx predicted referred to________________?
a growing gap between rich and poor resulting in class consciousness
267 - The classic definition of culture is given by anthropologist
Tylor Reads
268 - The classic definition of culture is given by anthropologist
Tylor Reads
269 - The classic sociological study of two juvenile groups called the "Saints" and the "Roughnecks" was conducted by______________?
Chambliss
270 - The classic textbook model of democracy is referred to as the.
majoritarian model
271 - The classical conservative approach to stratification is that.
inequality is the law of nature
272 - The classical neoclassical monetarist Keynesian refers to the discipline of.
economics
273 - The classification of in-group and out-group was given by
Summer
274 - The classification of people according to shared traits or a common status.
Social Category
275 - The 'Close the Gap' campaign is more so focused on:
Practical reconciliation
276 - The Close the Gap campaign is:
A health campaign led by Indigenous groups and organisations (Indigenous and non-Indigenous) whose aim is to achieve health equality between Indigenous and non-Indigenous people. They call on the government to take action (through providing services and f
277 - The close-knit social relationships common in preindustrial societies that result when a small group of people share the same values and perform the same tasks.
Mechanical solidarity
278 - The coexistence of diverse groups is called.
pluralism
279 - The coexistence of diverse groups is called_______________?
pluralism
280 - The cognitive component of culture.
includes knowledge beliefs and technology
281 - The collection of all of the people who witnessed a train accident make up a(n)
social aggregate
282 - The collection of roles that goes with a given status is termed as
Role set
283 - The 'collective bargaining' usually centre around
Share in profit, job security and good working conditions
284 - The collective value of all social networks (who people know) and the inclinations that arise from these networks to do things for each other (the norms of reciprocity) is called ____________ ??
Social Capital
285 - The collective value of all social networks(who people know)and the inclinations that arise from these networks to do things for each other (the norms of reciprocity) is called.
Social Capital
286 - The combination of a number of culture complexes into an interrelated whole.
Culture Patterns
287 - The communism developed in USSR and china is.
opposite to Marxian view
288 - The communism developed in USSR and china is_______________?
opposite to Marxian view
289 - The Communist Manifesto was written by.
Friedrich Engels and karl Marx
290 - The Communist Manifesto was written by____________?
Friedrich Engels and Karl Marx
291 - The Communist Manifesto was written by_______________?
Friedrich Engels and karl Marx
292 - The comparative study of past and present cultures.
Anthropology
293 - The comparative study of various aspects of past and present cultures.
Anthropology
294 - The complete set of cases from which samples may be drawn is called a(n)
population
295 - The complex is intermediate between
trait
296 - The compulsion of proximity describes.
wanting to meet face-to-face whenever possible
297 - The compulsion of proximity describes____________?
wanting to meet face-to-face whenever possible
298 - The compulsion of proximity describes_______________?
wanting to meet face-to-face whenever possible
299 - The concept anomie, together with the concept that it is a trait conspicuous of town life was originated by
Durkheim
300 - The concept anomie, together with the concept that it is a trait conspicuous of town life was originated by
Durkheim
301 - The concept hidden curriculum can be defined as:
A type of nonacademic knowledge that one learns through informal learning and cultural transmission.
302 - The concept of ..... is incorporated in each of the three major theoretical perspectives
Culture
303 - The concept of collective consumption is most closely associated with.
Castells
304 - The concept of collective consumption is most closely associated with______________?
Castells
305 - The concept of collective consumption is most closely associated with______________?
Castells
306 - The concept of cultural lag was developed by
Ogburn
307 - The concept of deviance refers to.
departure from social norms
308 - The concept of human inequality.
underlies fascism
309 - The concept of 'imperatively coordinated associations' was contributed by
Ralph Dahrendorf
310 - The concept of internalized attitudes, expectations, and viewpoints of society is the
Generalized other
311 - The concept of internalized expectations, ans viewpoints of society is the
generalized other
312 - The concept of primary group was introduced by:
Cooley
313 - The concept of race is consistent across cultures.
Race is inconsistent enough that one can switch races by crossing a border.
314 - The concept of 'rationalization' came from.....
Max Weber
315 - The concept of social capillarity in studying population was used by
Dumount
316 - The concept of 'Wert-rational' is associated with whom?
M. Weber
317 - The concept that our perception of situations, regardless of the accuracy of our perceptions, lead to real decisions and consequences.
The Thomas Theorem
318 - The concepts in a hypothesis are stated as______________?
variables
319 - The concepts of protestant and Bourgeois were presented by.
Karl Marx
320 - The concepts of protestant and Bourgeois were presented by_______________?
Karl Marx
321 - The condition of an increase in prices NOT triggered by an increase in demand is called.
inflation
322 - The condition that results when underlying social forces bind people together
social solidarity
323 - The conflict Perspective is mostly based upon the work of.
Karl Marx
324 - The conflict Perspective is mostly based upon the work of______________?
Karl Marx
325 - The conflict perspective would note that.
Multinational corporations based in industrialized countries have reaped significant profits dumping unapproved drugs on unsuspecting Third World countries.
326 - The conflict perspective would note that____________?
Multinational corporations based in industrialized countries have reaped significant profits dumping unapproved drugs on unsuspecting Third World countries.
327 - The conflict perspective would note that____________?
Multinational corporations based in industrialized countries have reaped significant profits by "dumping" unapproved drugs on unsuspecting Third World countries
328 - The Conflict Theory focuses on .....
Disagreements between groups
329 - The conflict theory holds that stratification exists because.
it benefits individuals and groups who have the power to dominate and exploit others
330 - The conflict theory holds that stratification exists because____________?
its benefits individuals and groups who have the power to dominate and exploit others
331 - The conflict theory of inequality is based on the work of.
Karl Marx
332 - The conscious and rational part of the self is.
ego
333 - The conscious and rational part of the self is______________?
ego
334 - The conscious awareness of possessing a distinct identity
self
335 - The conscious awareness of possessing a distinct identity that separates one from other members of society
Self
336 - The consequences that harm a society are known as:
A Dysfunction
337 - The Constitution of India allows afirmative action through ..... in education and employment.
Reservation
338 - The continent which is gradually increasing in population is
Asia
339 - The corporate media that controlled cultural production and encouraged passivity and consumption is know as:
The Culture Industry
340 - The 'correspondence principle' (Bowles & Gintis) suggests that:
Schools prepare children for work by teaching them to be obedient
341 - The correspondence principle (Bowles & Gintis) suggests that_______________?
schools prepare children for work by teaching them to be obedient
342 - The correspondence principle (Bowles & Gintis) suggests that________________?
schools prepare children work by teaching them to be obedient
343 - The cottage or putting-out system refers to:
The fact that in early industrialization work was done in the home
344 - The Course of Positive Philosophy published between
1830 and 1842
345 - The Course of Positive Philosophy published between
1830 and 1842
346 - The Course of Positive Philosophy published in
six volumes
347 - The Course of Positive Philosophy published in
six volumes
348 - The creative potential of personality is accounted for by.
Trait psychology
349 - The creative potential of personality is accounted for by______________?
Trait psychology
350 - The creator of positivism, or the scientific study of social patterns.
Auguste Comte
351 - The crowd at a religious revival meeting is.
expressive
352 - The crude birth rate:
is the number of live births per 1000 members of a population in a given year
353 - The crude birth rate______________?
is the number of live births per 1000 members of a population in a given year
354 - The crude birthrate is the.
number of births per thousand people per year
355 - The crude birthrate is.
an important demographic concept
356 - The Cuban community in Miami is an example of.
accommodation
357 - the cultural patterns of a society's elite
High Culture
358 - The Culture of Narcissism was written by
Christopher Lasch.
359 - The culture which consists of ideas is
non-material culture
360 - The culture within a society have some
norms and values
361 - The culture within a society have some
norms and values
362 - The current debate on sociobiology focuses on the work of Harvard University zoologist.
Edward O.Wilson
363 - The current debate on sociobiology focuses on the work of Harvard University zoologist___________?
Edward O.Wilson
364 - The current level of urbanization 32% in Pakistan is in SAARC Countries ?
Highest
365 - The current level of urbanization 32% in Pakistan is in SAARC Countries.
Highest
366 - The current Palestinians are a.
nation without a state
367 - The current transitional period in which there is uncertainty as to what will happen to political parties is termed.
dealignment
368 - The current trend in the social sciences is toward.
using whatever technique seems best to fit
369 - The customary normal and habitual ways a group does things are called.
Folkways
370 - The customary normal and habitual ways a group does things are called_____________?
Folkways
371 - The customs, arts, social institutions and achievements of a particular nation, people, or other social group
Culture
372 - The cyberpunk movement, anarchists, organized crime families, and the hippie movement are examples of .....
Countercultures
373 - The data gathered in a research project is
both of these
374 - The daughter of a carpenter that goes to Harvard for medicine and eventually get her P.h.d is an example of which type of mobility?
intergenerational
375 - The Davis-Moore thesis states which of the following?
Social stratification performs an important function in society.
376 - The decentralized city can be identified by.
all of the above
377 - The decentralized city can be identified by____________?
all of the above
378 - The decentralized city can be identified by______________?
all of the above
379 - The decentralized city can be identified by______________?
all of the above
380 - The decision to send arms to Iran made by the National Security Council during the Reagan presidency was an example of the following type of foreign policy.
general
381 - The decline of unskilled factory jobs has increased black unemployment The situation is a result of.
structural discrimination
382 - The definition of meritocracy is.....
A social system, society, or organization in which people get success or power because of their abilities, not because of their wealth or social position.
383 - The definition of normative influence is.....
Conforming to what other people are doing so you can be accepted and avoid social ridicule
384 - The degree of attachment people have to social groups or to society as a whole is.....
Social Integration
385 - The degree to which a society is unified
social solidarity
386 - the degree to which a society is unified or can hold itself together in the face of obstacles.
Social Solidarity
387 - the degree to which a sociological measure accurately reflects the topic of study
validity
388 - the degree to which people feel a part of social groups
social integration
389 - the degree to which people feel a part of social groups (Durkheim)
Social Integration
390 - The degree to which the parts of a culture form a consistent and interrelated whole.
cultural integration
391 - The deliberate, systematic killing of entire people or nation is called
massacre
392 - The democratic state is based on the social contract theories of Locke and Rousseau These theories maintain that.
the people allow themselves to be governed for their own good
393 - The Democrats lost the presidential elections in 1984 and 1988 because of.
running the wrong candidates
394 - The demographic transition is social trend that involves.
a decline in the birth rate greater life expectancy and an ageing population
395 - The demographic transition is social trend that involves____________?
a decline in the birth rate greater life expectancy and an ageing population
396 - The demographic transition refers to.
a change in the ratio of births to deaths
397 - The demographic transition refers to_____________?
a change in the ratio of births to deaths
398 - The demographic transition refers to______________?
a change in the ratio of births to deaths
399 - the denial of equal rights or equal treatment to certain groups of people
discrimination
400 - The Department of Health and Human Services has summarized the "correct" mix of goods and services through.
165 social indicators
401 - The dependency ratio describes.
the size of working population supporting the young and the old
402 - The dependency ratio describes______________?
the size of working population supporting the young and the old
403 - The depression that occurs when the last child leaves the home is called______________?
empty-nest syndrome
404 - The desert and semi-arid regions of the Middle East are resource-poor except for.
oil
405 - The destruction of a culture through conquest is referred to by anthropologists as_____________?
ethnocide
406 - The destructive consequences of tensions between in-groups and out-groups are stressed by ?
conflict theorists
407 - The destructive consequences of tensions between in-groups and out-groups are stressed by.
conflict theorists
408 - The destructive consequences of tensions between in-groups and out-groups are stressed by____________?
conflict theorists
409 - The determinants of fertility were explained in detail by
Kingsley Davis and Judiath Black
410 - The determinants of social class are.
All of above
411 - The determinants of social class are______________?
All of above
412 - The development of computers and the increased use of the internet are examples of what source of social change ?
innovation
413 - The development of computers and the increased use of the internet are examples of what source of social change?
innovation
414 - The development of economic, political & social relationships that stretch worldwide.....
globalization
415 - The development of economic, political, and social relationships that stretch worldwide, are known as:
Globalization
416 - The development of modern culture is CHIEFLY dependent upon.
complex symbolic communication
417 - The development of sociology as a field of study was encouraged by
The Industrial Revolution
418 - The deviant subculture of homosexuals who met in seventeenth and eighteenth century London was called.
molies
419 - The dialectic is based on.
two extreme positions giving rise to a middle position
420 - The difference between a stereotype and a generalization is:
Generalizations are usually nicer than stereotypes
421 - The difference between a totalitarian and authoritarian system is the degree of what?
Personal freedom
422 - The difference between an average worker's salary and that of the average CEO has:
greatly increased
423 - The difference between government and state is that.
government is a process and the state is an abstract symbol
424 - The difference between horticulture and agriculture is.
a and c both
425 - The difference between horticulture and agriculture is________________?
a and c both
426 - The difference between positivism and antipositivism relates to
whether sociological studies can predict or improve society
427 - The difference between racial minorities and ethnic minorities is.
racial minorities differ biologically ethnic minorities differ culturally from the dominant group
428 - The difference in attitudes of whites and African Americans is related to.
age
429 - The difference in the three most prevalent economic systems lies in how.
much the government interferes in the economy
430 - The differences in behavior between men and women.
are due both to biology and culture
431 - The different foods a culture eats
cuisine
432 - The different roles attached to a single status
role set
433 - The different study units are:
Theoryand Methods, Culture, identity and socialisation, Social inequality, Family,Education, Crime, deviance and social control, Media
434 - The different ways that a culture regulates and controls the exchange of goods and services
economy
435 - The difficulty with fighting terrorism is that.
terrorists have differing goals
436 - The digital divide (gap in technology access by poor) is best explained by this theory.
Conflict Theory
437 - The discipline that studies such disparate subjects as the environment religion politics criminality organization and so on is.
sociology
438 - The distinction between elements of material and nonmaterial culture was made by sociologist ?
William F Ogburn
439 - The distinction between elements of material and nonmaterial culture was made by sociologist ?
William F. Ogburn
440 - The distinction between elements of material and nonmaterial culture was made by sociologist.
William F. Ogburn
441 - The distinction between role and status is subtle: people ..... statuses and ..... roles.
occupy; enact
442 - The distinguishing feature of community and society is
both have some extensive common objective.
443 - The distribution of power in a society is of prime importance to this sociological perspective.
Conflict Theory
444 - The distribution of power in society is a concern for.
macrosociology
445 - The distribution of power in society is a concern for_____________?
macrosociology
446 - The distribution of power in society is a concern for______________?
macrosociology
447 - The distribution of power is important in which of the following theoretical perspectives?
conflict perspective
448 - The distribution of scarce resources and rewards is determined on the basis of achieved statuses.
Class System
449 - The division of a society into layers of people who have unequal amounts of any given scarce reward or resource
stratification
450 - The division of labor among physicians into obstetricians' internists surgeons and so forth is an example of the process that Talcott Parsons called_______________?
adaptive upgrading
451 - The division of labour among physicians into obstetricians internists surgeons and so forth is an example of the process that Talcott Parsons called.
adaptive upgrading
452 - The Division of Labour" was written by
Emile Durkheim
453 - The Division of Labour" was written in
1877
454 - The division of society into categories, ranks, or classes is .....
Social Stratification
455 - The Domestic Violence Act was passed in which of the following years?
2005
456 - The dominant classification of tribes, both in academic sociology as well as in politics and public affairs is the degree of ..... into Hindu society
Assimilation
457 - The dominant group in a society is the one that is the.
most powerful
458 - The dominant group will displace its unfocused aggression onto a subordinate group. Which theory suggests this?
Scapegoat theory
459 - The dominant ideology in a capitalistic society served the interests of the ruling class according to which sociologist?
Marx
460 - The domination of dynamic personalities and great leaders is also a kind of
social control
461 - The double standard in the behavior of people in society is acknowledged by the existence of a(n).
overt and covert culture
462 - The dual economy mobility aids barriers and occupational structure are.
Structural factor
463 - The dual economy mobility aids barriers and occupational structure are_____________?
Structural factor
464 - The duties of a teacher is / are
All of the above
465 - The duty of sociologists to strive to be impartial and overcome their biases as they conduct their research
value neutrality
466 - The earliest and least complex society was.
hunting and gathering
467 - The earliest evidence of religious customs & taboos has been traced back as far as
50,000 B.C.
468 - The earliest theoretical perspective in sociology.
The Evolutionary Perspective
469 - The earliest theoretical perspective in sociology______________?
The Evolutionary Perspective
470 - The earliest type of society was a(n)
hunting and gathering
471 - The earliest type of society was the
hunting and gathering
472 - The earliest type of society was the ..... society
hunter and gathering
473 - The early sociologist who promoted active involvement in solutions to social issues, differing from other sociologists, was .....
Harriet Martineau
474 - The ecological approach to urban sociology involved studying ?
how social groups colonized different areas of the city and competed for resources
475 - The ecological approach to urban sociology involved studying ?
how social groups colonized different areas of the city and competed for resources
476 - The ecological approach to urban sociology involved studying.
how social groups colonized different areas of the city and competed for resources
477 - The economic participant who decides how to use the factors of production and for what purpose in called a.
firm
478 - The ecosystem is.
the way living things interact and interrelate with each other and their environments
479 - The effect of the Internet upon the public sphere has been to.
revive it by reaffirming a commitment of freedom of speech
480 - The effect of the Internet upon the public sphere has been to_____________?
revive it by reaffirming a commitment of freedom of speech
481 - The effectiveness of the research approach that can be tested by repeating the research
reliability
482 - The effort to control other people's perceptions of us in order to preserve our esteem and reach our goals is
impression management
483 - The elderly are a minority because they.
lack power
484 - The Elementary Forms of the Religions Life" by Durkheim is
analysis of the whole phenomenon of religion.
485 - The Elementary Forms of the Religious Life" was masierpiece of
Emile Durkheim
486 - the Elementary Forms of the Religious Life" was written in
1912
487 - The elitist school of thought asserts that.
the elite is not always against the masses
488 - The embourgeoisement thesis is.....
when working class-families were following middle-class norms and values as their incomes and living standards improved
489 - The embourgeoisement thesis suggests that.
the affluent working class is adopting middle class values and ways of life
490 - The embourgeoisement thesis suggests that_____________?
the affluent working class is adopting middle class values and ways of life
491 - The emergence of a consolidated network of business leadership is most compatible with which ideal-type of capitalism ?
institutional
492 - The emergence of a consolidated network of business leadership is most compatible with which ideal-type of capitalism ?
institutional capitalism
493 - The emergence of a consolidated network of business leadership is most compatible with which ideal-type of capitalism?
institutional capitalism
494 - The emergence of the sate as a result of a "social contract" is the hypothesis found in the work of.
Thomas Hobbes
495 - The emergence of the self as a result of interaction with others is a common thread in ALL BUT ONE of the following theories.
behaviorism
496 - The emphasis on employment, individualism, and competition demonstrate that we value
Personal Achievement
497 - The emphasis on rural virtues.
is based on stereotypes
498 - The emphasis on the relationship between religion and which ONE of the following is distinctive to Weber's study of religion ?
social change
499 - The emphasis on the relationship between religion and which ONE of the following is distinctive to Weber's study of religion?
social change
500 - The end of the Cold war:
All of the above
501 - The enduring behaviors, ideas, attitudes, and traditions shared by a large group of people
Culture
502 - The enforcing of norms through either internal or external means
Social Control
503 - The enforcing of norms through either internal or external means is called
social control
504 - The enforcing of norms through either sanctions or internalization is
social control
505 - The enforcing of norms through either sanctions or internalization is known as:
social control
506 - The English word 'caste' is actually a borrowing from the Portuguese casta, meaning .....
Pure Breed
507 - the entire human environment, including interaction with others
social environment
508 - The environmental movement could be classified as which type of movement?
revisionary
509 - The Equilibrium Model states that social change happens because society seeks which of the following?
Balance
510 - The essential function of punishment in society is.
affirmation of moral standards
511 - The essential function of punishment in society is_______________?
affirmation of moral standards
512 - The essential function of religion is to
Both these are correct
513 - The ethnic groups among whom arranged marriages are common include.
All of the above
514 - The ethnomethodology as an approach to study society is concerned with
The fundamental bases of social order
515 - The etymological meaning of Sociology is
The Science of Society
516 - The evaluation that a certain phenomenon is good beautiful moral right and therefore desirable is termed a.
value
517 - The events of which important historical event led to Auguste Comte's studies of society?
French Revolution
518 - The events surrounding Hurricane Katrina illustrate which of the following?
Social stratification
519 - The examinations of Cambridge Sociology O'level consist of:
2 papers
520 - the exchange of goods and services
barter
521 - The exchange of goods and services is
barter
522 - The exchange system is based on.
supply and demand
523 - The exercise of power through a process of persuasion is called
influence
524 - The expectation behavior of someone occupying a particular status is known as this.
Role
525 - The expectations of the society is known as:
The Generalized Other.
526 - The expectations people have regarding how husbands and wives ought to behave are called marital.
scripts
527 - The expected outcome of police force is to lower crime. As a result, a lower rate of crime is an example of a(n) ..... function.
manifest
528 - The experience of loss or impending loss of a person to whom one is close is called.
bereavement
529 - The explanations of research aims being given and agreed to by the participant is known as what?
Informed Consent
530 - The exponential principle helps to explain
today's high rate of discovery and invention.
531 - The exponential principle states that as the cultural base grows its possible uses tend to grow in a
geometric ratio
532 - The extent of control exercised by the leaders varies from
Both of these
533 - The extent to which a research method describes or measues what it claims to describe or measure
validity
534 - The fact that Americans tend to judge an item based on its usefulness shows that they value
Practicality
535 - The fact that pizza is now a popular American food is due to.
cultural diffusion
536 - The fact that school schedules are organized around Christmas is evidence
that the US is not a totally secular society
537 - The fact that we care about discipline, dedication, and hard work as signs of virtue shows that we value
Work
538 - The fact that your cell phone is using outdated technology within a year or two of purchase is an example of .....
planned obsolescence
539 - The factor of socialisation is
culture
540 - The factor of socialisation is
culture
541 - The factors influencing the political behavior of American voters include.
all of the above
542 - The factors of Rural Social Change include: (i) Electronic media (ii) Farm technology (iii) Rural ideology (iv) Khap Panchayats Find the correct combination according to code:
(i) and (ii)
543 - The factory system.
resulted from BOTH the convenience of housing workers and equipment together and gave more power to the entrepreneurs
544 - The failure of rising expectations is related to.
dissatisfaction based on relative deprivation
545 - The failure of the League of Nation.
illustrated that national interest is more important than collective security or moral opposition to aggression
546 - The family in which descent starts with the mother is known as
matronymic
547 - The family in which father is the source of authority is known as
patrilineal
548 - The family into which you were born is called.
the family of orientation
549 - The family is even more important for these societies because the top priority is food production
horticultural
550 - The Family is the most important agent in most societies
Ture
551 - The family is the prime example of a(n).
primary group
552 - The family structure has been profoundly altered by the twin processes of _______ and __________ ?
industrialization/urbanization
553 - The family today influences.
attitudes on politics
554 - The family-and particularly marriage-binds its members through.
legal and economic bonds
555 - The famous book 'Social Contract' was written by:
Rousseau
556 - The famous phrase 'Sociological imagnination' is attributed to:
Wright Mills
557 - The father of sociology is
Auguste Comte
558 - The father of sociology is.....
Comte
559 - The father of sociology:
Auguste Comte
560 - The favorable evaluation of presidents is based on.
dynamic political leadership
561 - The federal bailouts of the banking and auto industries can be considered
corporate welfare
562 - The federal government has increased its responsibilities at the local level because.
the states inefficiency
563 - The Federal Reserve Bank regulates the money supply by.
all of the above
564 - The federal system has worked particularly well in.
large sized countries with regional differences
565 - The federal system is contrasted with a (n)
BOTH unitary and confederate systems
566 - The feeling of aimlessness or despair often associated with unsettling conditions is.
anomie
567 - The feeling of aimlessness or despair often associated with unsettling conditions is_____________?
anomie
568 - The feeling of aimlessness or despair often associated with unsettling conditions is_______________?
anomie
569 - The female role as a passive and domestic creature may be conditioned by.
all of the above
570 - The fiftieth anniversary of Brown v. Board of Education is not the success it was intended to be because.
schools are becoming segregated again
571 - The figure that most frequently occurs in a given set of data is known as
Mode
572 - The final stage in demographic transition is marked by.
low birth-rates and low death rates
573 - The final stage in demographic transition is marked by_____________?
low birth-rates and low death rates
574 - The final stage in demographic transition is marked by_______________?
high birthrates and low death rates
575 - The final step of the Scientific Method is what?
State findings and conclusions
576 - The final step when conducting research is to
state findings and conclusions.
577 - The firemen arrived very quickly, but they couldn't the fire, and the house burned down.
put out
578 - The first airplane was a (n)
invention
579 - The first book with the term sociology in its title was written by.
Herbert Spencer
580 - The first book with the term sociology in its title was written by_________________?
Herbert Spencer
581 - The first European people to form a nation were is.
English
582 - The first goal of each scientific discipline is to
Explain why something happens
583 - The first goal of science involves .....
trying to make sense of something
584 - The first goal of science is to
Explain why something happens
585 - The first Indian state which was created on a linguistic basis following a long-drawn agitation is:
Andhra Pradesh
586 - The first person to propose that the scientific method could be applied to the study of social life was .....
Auguste Comte
587 - The first stage according to Comte is that of.
Guided by supernatural wisdom
588 - The first stage according to Comte is that of_______________?
Guided by supernatural wisdom
589 - THE FIRST STAGE IN ADOLESCENT PEER GROUPS IS?
GROUPS
590 - The first stage of research is
to select problem
591 - The first stage of research is
to select problem
592 - The first stage of the demographic transition is called the.
pretransition stage
593 - The first stage of the demographic transition is called the_____________?
pretransition stage
594 - The first stage of the demographic transition is called the________________?
Pre-transition stage
595 - The first stage that existed in Pre-British era was when civil society existed in the form of.
Both b and c
596 - The first stage that existed in Pre-British era was when civil society existed in the form of______________?
Both b and c
597 - The first stage, according to Comte was.
Theological
598 - The first stage, according to Comte was_______________?
Theological
599 - The first step in any sociological research project is to.
define the problem
600 - The first step in any sociological research project is to_____________?
define the problem
601 - The first step in any sociological research project is to_________________?
define the problem
602 - The first step in scientific method is.
Observation
603 - The first step in scientific method is________________?
Observation
604 - The first step in the research process is to
identify the problem.
605 - The first step of the qualitative analysis process, where you separate and label keywords.
Categorical Coding
606 - The first step when a convict enters most prisons in the US is , in which the person is issued a standard clothing, given a haircut, and deprived f privacy.
desocialization
607 - The first technological revolution.
turned people from food gatherers to food producers
608 - The first to teach a university sociology course.
Emile Durkheim
609 - The first university with a college of sociology was.....
University of Chicago
610 - The first years of marriage.
all of the above
611 - The five pivotal institutions are.
the economy government religion family and education
612 - The focus of the research is:
research question
613 - The focus on day-to-day interactions of individuals and groups in specific social situations used in symbolic interactionism is referred to as .....
microlevel analysis
614 - The following are areas or interest of anthropology, EXCEPT
Social Structures
615 - The following are areas or interest of political science, EXCEPT
Customs and traditions
616 - The following are areas or interests of sociology, EXCEPT
Human's historical past
617 - The following are state institutions except which one:
Environmental Education Center
618 - The following are the goals of anthropology EXCEPT
Describe how political activities are organized in and out of our country
619 - The following are the goals of sociology, EXCEPT
Understand the political contexts in which people live
620 - The following are the three disciplines of social sciences that interlinked and therefore, you cannot separate one from another EXCEPT
Astronomy
621 - The following chart would most likely be used in what type of research method?
Secondary Analysis
622 - The following countries have complete coverage for it's citizens with universal healthcare:
All of the above
623 - The following events directly impacted Postmodern theory
Globalisation
624 - The following factors are important in production.
technology time efficiency
625 - The following people and groups are considered racist:
Only (A) & (B)
626 - The following people enjoy both status and wealth in our society.
physicians
627 - The following statement does NOT apply to Herbert Spencer
Wanted to correct social ills
628 - The forces and processes revolving around government is policies and actions are called.
politics
629 - The foreign alliances the U.s has entered into have resulted in.
help in the Middle East
630 - The foremost advantage of a corporation is its.
ability to accumulate vast amounts of capital in a short time
631 - The form of capitalism that thrives in some developing countries is characterized by a high degree of____________?
repression
632 - The form of transnational organization where overseas subsidiaries are managed by local firms in each country is called ?
geocentric
633 - The form of transnational organization where overseas subsidiaries are managed by local firms in each country is called.
geocentric
634 - The formal and informal understandings that govern the behavior of members of a society.
Social Norms
635 - The formal goal of investigator is to increase
scientific knowledge
636 - The founder of Hull House, which provided English lessons for immigrants, daycares, and child care classes, analyzed social problems
Jane Addams
637 - The founder of sociology is
Comte
638 - The founding father of sociology
Auguste Comte
639 - The founding of sociology occurred in this century.
Nineteenth
640 - The four ideal types of social action that Weber identified were as follows instrumentally-rational value-rational traditional and____________?
affectual
641 - The four ideal types of social action that Weber identified were as follows instrumentally-rational, value-rational traditional and.
affectual
642 - The four ideal types of social action that Weber identified were as follows instrumentally-rational, value-rational traditional and_____________?
affectual
643 - The four primary agents of socialization in the U.S. are
family, school, peer group, mass media
644 - The four principles of McDonaldization are.
efficiency calculability uniformity automation
645 - The four principles of McDonaldization are_____________?
efficiency calculability uniformity automation
646 - The four principles of McDonaldization are_______________?
efficiency calculability uniformity automation
647 - The four principles of McDonaldization are________________?
efficiency calculability uniformity automation
648 - The fourth major perspective in sociology is ___________________________ theory.
feminist
649 - The fourth step of qualitative coding, where you come to your final conclusions.
Selective Coding
650 - The Frankfurt School built upon the work of Marx but the importance of which of the following did its members argue that he under emphasized ?
culture
651 - The Frankfurt School built upon the work of Marx but the importance of which of the following did its members argue that he under emphasized ?
culture
652 - The Frankfurt School built upon the work of Marx but the importance of which of the following did its members argue that he under emphasized?
culture
653 - The from of interaction that occurs when two or more individuals try to possess a scarce object or value is.
competition
654 - The fuel of politics.
POWER
655 - The function of a social policy, process, or action that is intended, obvious, and consciously designed.
Manifest Function
656 - The function of a social policy, process, or action that is intended, recognized, and consciously designed.
Manifest Function
657 - The function of a social policy, process, or action that is not intended, may be hidden, or may happen accidentally.
Latent Function
658 - The Functionalist Perspective says that.
All of above
659 - The Functionalist Perspective says that_______________?
All of above
660 - The functionalist theory of inequality suggests that.
high rewards and incentives ensures that the most skilled individuals will take the most important social positions
661 - The functionalist theory of inequality suggests that_____________?
high rewards and incentives ensure that the most skilled individuals will take the most important social positions
662 - The Functionalist view on social change sees development and modernization both________________?
slow and adaptive
663 - The functions of corrections includes ....., which is punishment inflicted on someone as vengeance for a wrong or criminal act.
Retribution
664 - The fundamental assumption of democratic socialism is that.
participation in political decision making should be extended to economic decision making
665 - The fundamental assumptions sociologists have about the social world that guide their thinking and research.
Theoretical Paradigms
666 - The fundamental attributes of human awareness" was explained in Durkheim's book
suicide
667 - The funding of post secondary institutions an example of which sociological perspective?
Conflict Theory
668 - The general fertility rate fell between 1964 and 2000 because of.
increases in the age of marriage and the age at which childbearing begins
669 - The general fertility rate fell between 1964 and 2000 because of_______________?
increases in the age of marriage and the age at which childbearing begins
670 - The general standards that maybe regarded as higher order norms are called
Values
671 - The global dominance of American film exports raises questions about.
cultural imperialism
672 - The global dominance of American film exports raises s about_____________?
cultural imperialism
673 - The global economy and the concept of global interdependence is often accused of having_______________?
few boundaries
674 - The global social system differs from a societal social system in that.
all of the above
675 - The global spread of democracy is probably the most striking trend in geopolitics but in the established Western democracies what has now become a source of major concern ?
the decline in voter turnout
676 - The global spread of democracy is probably the most striking trend in geopolitics but in the established Western democracies what has now become a source of major concern?
the decline in voter turnout
677 - The GNI PPP figure represents:
the average annual income of a country's citizens
678 - The goal is to discover what makes people different from each other in order to understand and preserve diversity.
Anthropology
679 - The goal is to keep social order and harmony among different group of people.
Political Science
680 - The goal of psychology is to.....
All of the above.
681 - The goal of research should always be to
all of the above
682 - The goal of this is elimination
Extermination
683 - The godfather of sociology is
August Comet
684 - The godfather of sociology is
August Comet
685 - 'The Golden Bough' was written by
James Frazer
686 - The government can curb excessive aggregate demand(inflation)by.
none of the above
687 - the government census could be used today as
Secondary data
688 - The government has ..... that the new tax policy has been a disaster.
conceded
689 - The government is.
BOTH ultimate and institutionalized social control
690 - The government of the U.S. is based on ..... authority.
democratic
691 - The government of the USA is based on what type of authority?
rational-legal
692 - The Great Depression.
only B and C
693 - The great importance of the cultural base is revealed by the principle of
cross-fertilization
694 - The Great Migration of 1916-1919 meant that Chicago became an ethnically diverse city The consequence of this was.
most ethnic groups were integrated into mainstream society but the black population remained in the city's ghettos
695 - The Great Migration of 1916-1919 meant that Chicago became an ethnically diverse city The consequence of this was_____________?
most ethnic groups were integrated into mainstream society, but the black population remained in the city's ghettos
696 - The greater your commitment to social goals, the more likely you are to conform. People who strongly accept the American goal of success are more likely to conform to the social norms for achieving that success.
commitment
697 - The greatest problem with capital punishment is that.
sometimes an innocent person is put to death
698 - The Green revolution resulted in 1970s in the establishment of.
Light engineering industry
699 - The Green revolution resulted in 1970s in the establishment of____________?
Light engineering industry
700 - The group NOT being "messed with"
Control
701 - The Group that IS being "messed with"
experimental
702 - The group way of life characteristic of humans may be traced to.
the fact that human infants are helpless for a long period of time
703 - The group whose value, norms, traditions, and outlooks are imposed on the society as a whole.
dominant culture
704 - The groups in which we come to know people intimately as individual personalities are called.
Primary groups
705 - The groups in which we come to know people intimately as individual personalities are called______________?
Primary groups
706 - the groups of memberships that people have because of their location in history and society
social location
707 - The growth of cities due to movement of people from rural areas to cities.
urbanization
708 - The growth of urban areas is caused by
expansion of commerce
709 - The growth rate is the difference between:
none of the above
710 - The growth rate is the difference between______________?
none of the above
711 - The Haitian boys played baseball to stay of the streets. Many of these boys were in what stage?
Game
712 - The Harlows' study on rhesus monkeys showed that:
social comfort is more important than food
713 - The harmful consequence of a part of society are called:
Dysfunction
714 - The health institution can be studied in connection to cultures. Thus, the health institution is often linked to .....?
Anthropology
715 - The hierarchical ordering of castes is based on the distinction between
Purity and Pollution
716 - The high cost of fighting crime is due in large part to.
an increase in prison inmates
717 - The high divorce rate in industrial societies related to.
the stress on values of individualism and personal goals
718 - The highest birthrates today are found in.
the underdeveloped nations
719 - The highest percentage of humans live in.
China
720 - the highest subcategory of the lower class, often land decent jobs in fields like custodial or food service
working class
721 - The highest victimization rates occur.
in the 0 to 3 year age group
722 - The Hippies of the 1960s would be an example of
Counterculture
723 - The history of technology began .....
in the early stages of human societies
724 - The history of the world according to Marx could be interpreted through.
dialectic materialism
725 - The Holocaust is an example of
genocide
726 - The hormone associated with male traits and aggression is.
testosterone
727 - The hormones involved in the development of sex characteristics are.
progesterone and testosterone
728 - The horse disorganized the
plains Indian cultures
729 - The human action and interaction are understandable only through the exchange of meaningful communication or symbols, this is the basic assumption of.
Symbolic interactionism
730 - The human action and interaction are understandable only through the exchange of meaningful communication or symbols, this is the basic assumption of_______________?
Symbolic interactionism
731 - The human body would be a metaphor for which theory?
Structural-functional theory
732 - The human infant's first step in socialization is.
awareness of self
733 - The human social process most important for social interaction is.
cooperation
734 - The hypothesis is a statement of.
a tentative statement of a topic that is subject to testing
735 - The id is the part of our personality that.....
desires food, comfort, and attention
736 - The idea of ..... came about when early humans realized that grain sprouted from spilled seed, which could be planted to raise crops.
agriculture
737 - The idea that any element of culture is understandable only in relation to the rest of its cultural context and to a particular time, place, and set of circumstances.
cultural relativism
738 - The idea that classes vary according to their possession of cultural capital is associated with.
Pierre Bourdieu
739 - The idea that classes vary according to their possession of cultural capital is associated with_____________?
Pierre Bourdieu
740 - The idea that classes vary according to their possession of cultural capital is associated with________________?
Pierre Bourdieu
741 - The idea that deviant behavior is learned through culture, the way non-deviant behavior is learned, is an element of which sociological perspective?
Symbolic Interactionism
742 - The idea that events occur in predictable ways, with one event leading to another
causation
743 - The idea that everyone has an equal chance to succeed as long as they work hard regardless of class, gender and ethnicity
meritocracy
744 - The idea that if you do something for someone, that person owes you something in return.
Reciprocity
745 - The idea that only the fittest members of society deserve to survive and that social programs to help the poor will ultimately weaken the social order is known as.....
Social Darwinism
746 - The idea that our perception of what is real is created through many processes and different by societies is
social construction of reality
747 - The idea that social interaction is like a drama being performed on stage
Dramaturgy
748 - The idea that some values and beliefs are found in all cultures is known as:
Universalism
749 - The idea that stratification is an inevitable balance resulting in different classes because some people are more motivated to work than others.
Functionalism
750 - The idea that technology changes social organization and ideology is called.
technological revolution
751 - The idea that the class you are in affects your opinion about other classes that you are not in. Which theory would have this perspective?
Symbolic Interactionalism
752 - The idea that we put ourselves in another shoes is called;
Role-Taking
753 - The idea that we see ourselves as others see us is called:
The Looking Class Theory
754 - The idea that when one action occurs another always follows
causation
755 - The idea that women work at home after working a full time job is called:
dual burden
756 - The idea that your subject must know you're observing them, and be made aware of any risks they take by being part of your study.
informed consent
757 - The ideas of right and wrong attached to folkways makes them.
Mores
758 - The ideas of right and wrong attached to folkways makes them____________?
Mores
759 - the ideas, attitudes, and beliefs of a society, i.e. Democracy
Non-Material Culture
760 - The identical twin who lost his penis in a tragic accident.
preferred dolls to guns
761 - The identification of a new moon of Saturn was an act of.
discovery
762 - The identification of a new moon of Saturn was an act of_______________?
discovery
763 - The ideology of ageism.
asserts that the very young and the very old are inferior
764 - The illegal practice of denying financial services to people in certain neighborhoods is called .....
Redlining
765 - The image above best relates to which key concept?
Division of Labor
766 - The image above best relates to which theoretical perspective?
Functionalist Theory
767 - The image is an example of what sociology term?
Conformity
768 - The immigration stage is
Children merely copy the behavior of those around them without much understanding of the social meaning of the behavior
769 - The importance of shared symbols.
Symbolic interactionalism
770 - The importance of socialization has been drawn upon few cases of children who were through neglect.
Not socialized by adults while they were growing
771 - The importance of socialization has been drawn upon few cases of children who were through neglect____________?
Not socialized by adults while they were growing
772 - The importance of status is supported by.
a recent study by an epidemiologist
773 - The important book "Suicide" was written by
Emile Durkheim
774 - The important book "Suicide" was written by
Emile Durkheim
775 - The important characteristic in differentiate society dan community are
All of the above
776 - The important point about biological and cultural differences among people is.
the social meanings people give these differences
777 - The important process of socialization are:
Only (A) & (B)
778 - The independent variable
Causes something to change
779 - The Industrial Revolution began with.
the invention of a few basic machines
780 - The Industrial Revolution happening during the ..... and the .....
1700s, 1800s
781 - The industrial revolution mostly influenced the work of:
Karl Marx
782 - The Industrial Revolution shifted the emphasis in ownership from land to.
the means of production machines tools materials
783 - The Industrial Revolution was based on.
all of the above
784 - The Industrial Revolution.
began in England in the 1800s
785 - The infrastructure is capitalism or economic system. Whereas the superstructure is the ideological cultural lies, which is what deceives the proletariat into accepting the system.
Marx and Engles
786 - the inherited genetic characteristics versus environment and social learning is called .....
nature versus nurture
787 - The innovation may conflict with
existing patterns
788 - The inordinate growth of government is a side effect of.
government intervention in the economy
789 - The institution most closely associated with the process of socialization is the.
family
790 - The institution most closely associated with the process of socialization is the:
Family
791 - The institution most closely associated with the process of socialization is the______________?
family
792 - The institution most closely associated with the process of socialization is the_________________?
family
793 - The instrumental role was traditionally assigned to.
males
794 - The instruments of communication that reach large audiences with no personal contact between the individual sending the information and those receiving it, such as newspapers, magazines, books, television, radio, films, and the Internet.
Mass Media
795 - The instruments of foreign policy may be defined as.
tools with which nations try to manipulate other nations
796 - The intellectual tradition at the heart of conflict theory begins principally with the work of.
Karl Marx
797 - The intellectual tradition at the heart of conflict theory begins principally with the work of_____________?
Karl Marx
798 - The intended and recognized consequence of some element of society is a .....
Manifest function
799 - The intended and recognized functions within society are referred to as being this.
Manifest
800 - the intended beneficial consequences of people's actions
manifest functions
801 - The intended consequences of advertising is to:
All of the above
802 - The intentional destruction of an entire population is known as.....
Genocide
803 - The interaction between physician and patient ?
may be evolving into a new type of relationship based on consumerism
804 - The interaction between physician and patient.
may be evolving into a new type of relationship based on consumerism
805 - The interactionist perspective focuses on:
language, words, and symbols
806 - The interactive process through which people learn the basic skills, values, and behavior patterns of society is .....
Socialization
807 - The interactive process through which people learn the basic skills, values, beliefs, and behavior patterns of a society
Socialization
808 - The internalized attitudes, expectations, and viewpoints of society are known as
generalized other
809 - the internalized attitudes, expectations, and viewpoints of society that guide a person's behavior
generalized other
810 - The internet has allowed society and people in that society to become more of a:
networked public
811 - The internet rearranges our experience of space-time by making it possible to.
communicate instantly with people far away
812 - The internet rearranges our experience of space-time by making it possible to_______________?
communicate instantly with people far away
813 - The internet rearranges our experience or space-time by making it possible to_____________?
communicate instantly with people far away
814 - The interpretative approaches' that, try to understand social action from the point of view of the social actors are
Phenomenology and Ethnomethodology
815 - The interventionist Perspective studies.
People and their interactions
816 - The interventionist Perspective studies_______________?
People and their interactions
817 - The Interventionist Perspective was developed by.
G.H Meads and C.H Cooley
818 - The Interventionist Perspective was developed by________________?
G.H Meads and C.H Cooley
819 - the interviewer can easily become an influencing variable in the research - this is known most commonly as
Interviewer Bias
820 - The Invasion from Mars" was written by
H. Cantril
821 - The invention is made independently by several persons at
about the same time
822 - The invention of a cellphone had the recognized consequence to communicate at faster speeds. This is an example of which function?
Manifest Function
823 - The invention of a cellphone led to us to communicate at faster speeds but it also lead to an increase in cyber crimes. This is an example of which function?
Latent Function
824 - The invention of an instrument for observing the coordinates of star. Kitab Al-Syifa' MetaphysicsBased on the statement above, which one is the correct founder?
Ibn Sina
825 - The iron law of oligarchy refers to.
the tendency for power inevitably to flow towards top
826 - The iron law of oligarchy refers to_____________?
the tendency for power inevitably to flow towards top
827 - The item alien to the concept of mass is.
None of these
828 - The item alien to the concept of mass is______________?
None of these
829 - The jana or tribes are believed to be people of the .....
forest
830 - The jobs of the future will include.
all but A
831 - The jobs that people in the working class have are often called
blue collar
832 - The joke "Drink the Koolaid" came from which form of religious organization?
Cult
833 - The Juvenile delinquents in India belong to the age group of
Below 18 years
834 - The key concept in labelling theory is that of____________________?
stigma
835 - The key figure in Buddhism is
Siddhartha Gautama
836 - The key goal of the ruling class is to prevent the poor from achieving ....., or an awareness of their oppression and the true reasons for it.
class consciousness
837 - The Keynesian revolution acknowledged.
that the market was inherently unstable
838 - The kind of behavior a person is supposed to have in specific groups or societies. People often have many of these.
Role
839 - The knowledge of how the blood circulates in the body is a(n)
discovery
840 - The Ku Klux Klan is an example of a(n)
change-resistant movement
841 - The kuznets hypothesis states that as economic development proceeds inequality ?
first decreases then increases before remaining high
842 - The kuznets hypothesis states that as economic development proceeds inequality.
first decreases then increases before remaining high
843 - The Labor Force includes all individuals age 16 and older who are..... (choose two)
Only (A) & (B)
844 - The Labour who gets compensation based on hours, days or month for Semi skilled work is considered as
Labour with pay
845 - The lack of a smile and her awkward mannerisms came off as very .....
antisocial
846 - The language, knowledge, skills, norms and values of a particular society are referred to as.....
culture
847 - The largest group in which individual have relationships is called
society
848 - The largest group to Which a person belongs is.
society
849 - The largest number of Latinos come form.
Mexico
850 - The largest number of statistical areas in the United States are.
CMSAs
851 - The largest of the world regions containing 44 countries is.
Sub-Saharan Africa
852 - The largest single economic fact of Pakistan is.
Agriculture
853 - The largest single economic fact of Pakistan is______________?
Agriculture
854 - The last step when conducting research is to
state findings and conclusions
855 - The later the age for marriage, the ..... the chance for divorce.
lower
856 - The law firm has hired 2 new people to work in the office. What are they called?
Associates
857 - The leaders of interest groups tend to be.
more liberal than the rank and file
858 - The learned norms, customs, values, knowledge, artifacts, language and symbols that are constantly communicated among people who share a common way of life
culture
859 - The least important challenge to Indian education today is presented by the
poverty of the masses
860 - The legitimate possession of power is a definition of.
authority
861 - The lens by which a sociologist analyzes society.
Theoretical Perspective
862 - The lens that an individual chooses to view the scope of society from
Sociological Perspective
863 - The level of analysis that involves looking at small-scaled settings and everyday interaction among group members.
Microsociology
864 - the level of public spending on Education has regrettably reduced from 2.6% in 1990, s to _____ in 2002-03 ?
0.018
865 - the level of public spending on Education has regrettably reduced from 2.6% in 1990's to..... in 2002-03
0.018
866 - The life-course model views aging as.
a process that continues from birth to death
867 - The life-course model views aging as______________?
a process that continues from birth to death
868 - The likelihood that individuals have the opportunity of sharing in the benefits of society is known as .....
Life Chances
869 - The limitaion of symbolic interactionism is that
It overlooks macro-level interaction
870 - The limitation of symbolic interactionism is that________________?
It overlooks macro-level interaction
871 - The local self-government that functions in rural areas is.....
Panchayati Raj
872 - The Looking Glass Self was developed by
Charles Horton Cooley
873 - The looking-glass self describes how our self develops through what?
Interactions with others
874 - The Looking-Glass Self is associated with
Cooley
875 - The loss of entire categories of jobs without the creation of new occupations would be.
structural mobility of a negative sort
876 - The low birthrate in the United States is related to.
increase of women in work force
877 - The lower class is often considered to be living in.
culture of poverty
878 - The lower class is often considered to be living in_______________?
culture of poverty
879 - The Maasai of Kenya is an example of
Pastoralist society
880 - The Maasai of Kenya is an example of_______________?
Pastoralist society
881 - The Macpherson Report highlighted the increasing problem of.
institutional racism systematic forms of disadvantage built into the routines and practices of social institutions
882 - The Macpherson Report highlighted the increasing problem of_____________?
institutional racism systematic forms of disadvantage built into the routines and practices of social institutions
883 - The Mafia is an example of.
organized crime
884 - The Mafia is an example of____________?
organized crime
885 - The Mafia is an example of_______________?
organized crime
886 - The main agent in primary socialization is.
family
887 - The main agent in primary socialization is______________?
family
888 - The Main aspect of Conflict Perspective is.
Class conflict and class exploitation is prime force history
889 - The Main aspect of Conflict Perspective is_____________?
Class conflict and class exploitation is prime force history
890 - The main cause of crime due to population explosion is
earning capacity of the family comes down.
891 - The main cause of unhappiness in the working class according to Marx is.
Alienation from the results of production
892 - The main cause of unhappiness in the working class according to Marx is______________?
Alienation from the results of production
893 - The main difference between ethnography and other types of participant observation is:
ethnography isn't based on hypothesis testing
894 - The main difference between Marx's theory & Weber's theory of Conflict comes down to the influence of.....
Status & Prestige
895 - The main difference between Marx's theory & Weber's theory of social stratification and inequality?
Power & Prestige
896 - The main difference between subculture and counterculture is .....
countercultures actively oppose the mainstream culture
897 - The main difference between the caste system and the class system-
caste is determined by birth, while class system has mobility
898 - The main function of education of child is
transmission of cultural heritage
899 - The main function of organized labor is to.
bargain collectively
900 - The main problem facing societies with a surplus is.
what to produce how produce it and for whom to produce it
901 - The main purpose of a political party in a democracy is to.
gain power
902 - The main purpose or contribution made by each part of society is its ..... function, and benefits the society as a whole.
Manifest
903 - The main sociologist associated in Functionalism is the American, .....
Talcott Parsons
904 - The maintenance of a group's unique cultural forms and characteristics in a diverse society is called
cultural pluralism
905 - The major advantage of interviews is________________?
the response rate is high
906 - The major assertion of Social Identity Theory is that.....
Our sense of self is influenced by the groups we belong to.
907 - The major assertion of The Looking-Glass Self theory is that.....
Our perception of ourselves comes from how we believe other people view us.
908 - The major assertion of the Social-Comparison Theory is that.....
Our sense of self is influenced by comparisons with others.
909 - The major assertion of the theory of Self-Presentation is.....
That our sense of self is influenced by the audiences we have
910 - The major assertion of the Upward and Downward Comparisons theory is.....
that social comparisons to both those people we feel "better than" or "not as good as" influences our self-esteem both positively and negatively.
911 - The major development task(s) in middle adulthood include(s)
love and work
912 - The major development task(s) in middle adulthood include(s)________________?
love and work
913 - The major difference between society and community is that
both are self-sufficient
914 - The major function of the legislative branch is.
to enact legislation
915 - The majority of the human population lives in.
Eurasia
916 - The majority of the labor force is employed in service work
post-industrial
917 - The man on the news was arrested because he was showing behavior that broke the rules of society. What was his behavior?
antisocial
918 - The man on the news was arrested for showing behavior that broke the rules of society. What was his behavior?
Antisocial
919 - The man was arrested for his bad behavior. His behavior broke the rules of society so his behavior was .....
antisocial
920 - The Manifest function of social media is:
to provide an online platform for socialization
921 - The manifest functions of government include.
the protection of the interests of the power elite
922 - The marginal productivity of labor.
all of the above
923 - The market system consists of planning by.
inducement
924 - The Marxian model of class structure divided the population into.
the bourgeoisie and the proletariat
925 - The Marxist concept for the idea that we are not all given equal opportunities to succeed in education, and that this is a lie we are told so that we think everything is okay.
myth of meritocracy
926 - The Marxist view of education stresses that .....
education allows the elite to dominate
927 - The Marxist view on education stresses that
education allows for the elite to dominate society
928 - The mass media especially TV have been.
none of the above
929 - The master status of George W.Bush was.
president
930 - The meaning of the red and blue color in the Philippine flag
Anthropology
931 - The measurable factor in an experiment is known as the:
Dependent Variable
932 - The measure of how things are related to one another is called
correlation
933 - The measure of the relationship between two variables is called
Correlation
934 - The mechanism of the market system provides for.
all of the above
935 - The mechanisms of upward mobility of minorities did NOT include.
a social caste system
936 - The media has started playing is vibrant role more vigorously after the.
Launching of private news channels
937 - The media has started playing is vibrant role more vigorously after the____________?
Launching of private news channels
938 - The media present gender roles.
stereotypically
939 - The media-themes model of media influence claims that.
social interaction reinforces the ideas and images that audiences select
940 - The media-themes model of media influence claims that_____________?
social interaction reinforces the ideas and images that audiences select
941 - The members of a capitalist industrialized society who have no control over the means of production-primarily the workers
proletariat
942 - The members of an industrial society are heavily dependent on one another because .
people have more specialized skills, and therefore, need others to meet many of their needs.
943 - The merging of majority and minority groups as happened in Brazil is called.
amalgamation
944 - The methods of quantification are not necessarily
complex
945 - The microelements of societies are made up of.
processes of social interaction
946 - The Micropolitan Statistical Area consists of.
one urban cluster of at lest 10, 000 but less than 50.000 population
947 - The middle classes that developed over the nineteenth century were.
all of the above
948 - The middle classes that developed over the nineteenth century were_____________?
all of the above
949 - The middle statistic in a range of statistics in ascending/descending order is known as.....
median
950 - The middle-and low-income nation are located mostly in.
the southern regions of the world
951 - The middle-class are exploited by capitalism but they get to exploit the working-class. They control work processes, other workers, and the production itself. Those who rise up in the system will have very little interest in changing social structures bec
Wright
952 - The midlife crisis typically occurs when a person reaches
40 years old
953 - The Milgram Experiment (1963) was conducted to .....
investigate whether Germans are particularly obedient to authority figures as this was common explanation for the Nazi killings in World War 2
954 - the mind-set emphasizing knowledge, reason, and planning
Rationalization
955 - The mind-set emphasizing knowledge, reason, and planning as reasons things happen.
Rationalization
956 - The minimum income required to purchase the necessities is
poverty threshold
957 - The Minnesota Vikings
Closed
958 - The mistake of treating abstract concepts as concrete ones is called .....
Reification
959 - The model in urban ecology that stresses distance of residence from central business based on social class is the.
concentriczone model
960 - The model minority stereotype of Asian Americans contains an implicit critique of Blacks Hispanics and others for failing to succeed as well as the model minority has Which sociological perspective would view this as yet another instance of blaming the vi
conflict perspective
961 - The model minority stereotype of Asian Americans contains an implicit critique of Blacks Hispanics and others for failing to succeed as well as the model minority has Which sociological perspective would view this as yet another instance of blaming the vi
conflict perspective
962 - The model of the American class system developed by sociologist ..... is based on 3 elements: education, occupation of head of family and family income.
Dennis Gilbert
963 - The modern approach to studying social classes based on several dimensions of the stratification system is the.
SES
964 - The more consumers are willing to pay for a product.
the more of the product will be produced
965 - The more educated a metropolitan population is, the lower its crime levels. This study shows:
a negative correlation
966 - The more hours I spend on TikTok, the lower my grades will be. This is an example of.....
negative correlation
967 - The more sleep I get, the more prepared I am for the next day. This is an example of
positive correlation
968 - The more time you spend studying the material for class, the higher your grades get as a result is an example of.....
Positive correlation
969 - The more time you spend studying, the higher your test score will be. This is an example of .....
Positive correlation
970 - The more traditional scientific approach is
positivism
971 - The most advanced form of regional cooperation is exhibited by.
Europe
972 - The most all-encompassing type of collective behavior is_____________?
social movements
973 - The most all-encompassing type of collective behavior is_______________?
social movements
974 - The most all-encompassing type of collective behaviour is.
social movements
975 - The most basic of Piaget's developmental stages is the ..... stage.
sensorimotor
976 - The most closed system of stratification is the .....
slavery
977 - THE MOST COMMON CAUSE OF TEENAGE DIVORCE IS?
LACK OF MONEY
978 - The most common form of marriage today is.
none of these
979 - The most common form of religious behavior is.
prayer
980 - The most common master statuses are based on what ?
gender and race
981 - The most common master statuses are based on what?
gender and race
982 - The most common method of sociological research is:
Surveys
983 - The most common type of political participation is:
voting.
984 - The most common, probably easiest, method of sociological research is:
Surveys
985 - the most commonly used type of field research
case study
986 - The most commonly used type of field research is a .....?.....
case study
987 - The most controversial quality identified as a characteristic of a minority group is that
membership is involuntary; if people are free to leave the group, they do not constitute a minority
988 - The most distinguishing characteristic of a caste system is that
social status is inherited and cannot be changed.
989 - The most dramatic change that followed each technological revolution was.
a dramatic increase in population
990 - The most dramatic population trend in the United States throughout the twentieth century has been.
suburbanization
991 - The most dramatic population trend in the United States throughout the twentieth century has been_______________?
suburbanization
992 - The most essential element of culture is.
language
993 - The most experimental of the social sciences is:
psychology
994 - The most extreme form of legalized social inequality for individuals or groups is ________________?
slavery
995 - the most frequently occurring score in a distribution
mode
996 - The most fundamental factor(s)in stratification is (are).
education and income
997 - The most fundamental function of the family is.
ensuring the reproduction of the species
998 - The most important agent of socialization in almost every society is
the family.
999 - The most important beliefs or principles that a society holds are known as.....
values
1000 - The most important category of norms for maintaining social order are.
mores
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