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This perspective views society as a set of interdependent parts that work together for stability of a society
conflict
functionalist
interactionist
The Force
2
The subsistence strategy for post-industrial societies is food production.
False
True
3
Shared beliefs about what is right or wrong, good or bad are known as
Culture
technology
Values
Norms
4
This sociologist is best known for his ideas of social class conflict.
Weber
Comte
Marx
Spencer
5
Family is considered all of these except
Primary group
Agent of socialization
Secondary Group
Social Institution
6
What is macrosociology?
focuses on the individual social agency
analysis of social systems and populations on a large scale
social interactions with someone face to face
interactions with animals
7
Dramaturgy
Charles Cooley
George Herbert
Erving Goffman
John Locke
8
Tabula rasa means
Blank Slate
Empty Cup
Blank Check
Full View
9
Who is considered the Founding Father of Sociology?
Comte
Martineau
Marx
Durkheim
10
The Industrial Revolution had what impact on the environment?
Created pollution around cities
Planted more trees across Great Britain
Made clean water facilities
Increased clean energy across Great Britain
11
Expressive crowds are all but which of the followings
waiting in line for a ticket
dancing
holiday celebrations
rock concerts
12
Which sociologist is best associated with bureaucratic structure?
Weber
Du Bois
Comte
Martineau
13
What is the smallest group that can form called?
Triad
Dyad
Small group
Corporation
14
Peer groups are
People you don't know
Celebrities you like
Your friends
15
What children are called who are raised in complete isolation and neglect
abused
feral
Genie
isolates
16
C. Wright Mills pioneered the term...
contemporary lens
distinct perspective
sociological imagination
social context
17
Organic solidarity is best associated with Ferdinand Tonnies.
False
True
18
Social isolation affects....
physical development
all of the above
emotional development
mental development
19
Karl Marx saw that society had been split into the:
Industrialists, Agrarians
Proletariat, Bourgeoisie
Bourgeoisie, unions
Fascists, communists
20
Perspective that deals with the use of symbols.
Interactionist
Theoretical
Functionalist
Conflict
21
Stigma is a mark of social disgrace that blends someone into society.
False
True
22
Significant Others are
Values brought forth by the roots of society
Objects with special meaning to socialization
People who have special importance for socialization
People who have limited importance for socialization
23
What does "dysfunction" mean?
a type of disease
to hide emotions
not working normally
"this function"
24
What is social norms?
a person's amount of respect for their parents
a person's habits
a person's expected behavior
a person's self-confidence
25
According to Sociology, the Self is:
is relatively stable, once developed.
all of them
a distinct identity that sets us apart from others.
acquired through a process of socialization.
26
a division of labor is part of Webers model of burueacracy
true
false
27
final step of scientific method
theory
results & conclusions
modeling
hypothesis
28
Who is the father of sociology?
WEB DuBois
Karl Marx
Emile Durkheim
Auguste Comte
29
An Interactionist perspective focuses on
how people think and develop into who they become
the forces in society that promote competition and change.
how individuals interact with one another in society.
only how people use symbols when interacting
30
Ascribe statusis different from achieving status because
They are both the same
Ascribed is won but achieved is earned
None of the above
Ascribed is involuntary but achieved is earned
31
Durkheim's Model of Bureaucracies includes 5 points.
True
False
32
Rationality is a basic idea behind the structure of bureaucracies.
True
False
33
All employed research methods except:
Positivism
Experiment
Survey
Participation Observation
34
What is psychology?
the ability to read minds
the scientific study of the mind and behavior
the study of animals
the study and treatment of mental illness
35
An electronic community can be a part of someone's social network. Which below is not an electronic community?
Infinite Campus
Facebook
Twitter
Tik Tok
36
Which perspective deals directly with competition and change?
conflict
Marxist
interactionist
functionalist
37
What type of group includes your family?
Bureucracies
School
Primary
Secondary
38
Which is a status that ranks above all others called?
Ascribed
Primary
Master
Achieved
39
What is economics?
all the above
satisfy people's wants and needs
produce and distribute goods and services
social science
40
The Functionalist perspective of socialization is...
Major determinant of human nature.
Social interaction.
Groups work together to create stable society.
Preserving the status quo.
41
Ascribed status is a primary feature of a Caste System
True
False
42
Major agents of socialization are
family, peers, media, and schools
parents, teachers, and employers
schools, prisons, and hospitals
socialization, desocialization, and resocialization
43
What type of mobility is social movement experienced by family members from one generation to the next?
international
intragenerational
horizontal
intergenerational
44
This term includes designations such as expressive and instrumental.
Social Movements
Leadership
Crowds
Focus group
45
what are the four steps of Mcdonalization?
idk!!!
understanding the business
making the people feel good about eating their food
efficiency,predictability,calculability,non-human technology
46
The "I" in Mead's theory is the controlled, society-aware part of the self
False
True
47
Which of the following below is not considered levels of analysis in sociology?
dual
globalization
macro
micro
48
A manifest function is?
an unintended function of a social pattern.
an intended outcome of a social pattern.
an intended and/or expected outcome of a social pattern.
an unexpected outcome of a social pattern.
49
Total Institution
societal change that involves all institutions in America
a closed social system separated from the outside world
an open social system open and accepting of the outside world
social institution that is inclusive and open to all people
50
Who studied mechanical solidarity versus organic solidarity?
Emile Durkheim
Karl Marx
51
The Functionalist perspective of socialization is...
Social interaction.
Preserving the status quo.
Major determinant of human nature.
Groups work together to create stable society.
52
Which agent of socialization includes movies and radio?
Religion
Neighborhood
Peer Groups
Mass Media
53
The sum total of behaviors, attitudes and beliefs that are characteristic of an individual....
aptitude
sociolobiology
personality
heredity
54
Where did the Industrial Revolution start?
Russia
China
Great Britian
America
55
Of the following options below, which one is an identified problem of bureaucracies by sociologists?
Goal Displacement
Cultural Relativism
Primary Group Relationships
Stability
56
Sociology is
All the choices
A term created by Auguste Comte
A social science
The study of human society and social behavior.
57
Resocialization is a term used to describe:
the ability to function in groups
the ability to think ahead and act accordingly
the deliberate attempt to replace aspects of behaviour
none of the above
58
The network of interrelated statuses and roles that guide human interaction are known as...
Social Stratification
Social Structure
Sociological Imagination
Status
59
What do you think history is?
What happens right now
Stories of people and events in the past
None of these
Stories that happen in the future
60
The Industrial Revolution included an increase in specialization of labor, manufacturing and crime.
True
False
61
What is the balance between cooperation and conflict called?
Ethnocentrism
Accomodation
Competition
Social Phenomena
62
The tendency to view your culture as superior to others is known as
ethnocentrism
verstehen
power
social darwinism
63
What is microsociology?
Analyzing social systems on a large scale
questions designed to study a sample of the population
Analyzing inner thoughts and feelings
Analyzing social groups or individuals
64
Sociobiology is the systematic study of biological items.
False
True
65
Any behavior, belief, or condition that violates significant social norms in the society or group in which it occurs is?
Stigma
Deviance
Crime
Violence
66
Role strain involves more than one status.
True
False
67
What is a definition of cooperation?
Working on your own
refusing to work with others
refusing to work with certain people
the process of working together
68
Historically, in the nature vs. nurture debate, modern sociologists identify what as the source of what makes us human?
neither
nurture
both
nature
69
Sociology is the social science that studies human society and social behavior.
True
False
70
Cooley is best associated with which theory of the self?
Role-Taking
Looking-Glass Self
Tabula Rasa
Functionalist Perspective
71
What is a large complext group that has been established to achieve specific goals?
voluntary association
formal organization
caste
small group
72
Mass Media consists of ...
Satellite TV and newspapers
TV, The Internet, Newspapers, Radio
TV, mobile phones, laptops
Only Tabloids
73
What impact did the American Revolution have on other countries?
It inspired other countries to free their slaves
They sought freedom from monarchs, sparking revolutions
It inspired other countries to join America as new states
It inspired other countries to give women voting rights
74
A negative impact of the Industrial Revolution
Environmental pollution
Wider selection of choices for consumers
New innovations
Greater efficiency and speed of production
75
Cultural Universals are...
for a common purpose, help govern behaviors and expectations
usual ways or patterns of behavior of the grouop
needs common to all cultures
the total man-made way of living
76
What do family, mass media, school and peers have in common related to politics?
They are all informal
They are all interest groups
They are all agents of socialization
They are all potential groups
77
This sociologist wrote the book "Morals and Manners"
Martineau
Du Bois
Weber
Addams
78
What is an example of a Social Interaction
Sleeping
Playing video games alone
Showering
Spending time with friends
79
Socialization is the same in every culture
False
True
none of the above
all of the above
80
Political Science is the study of...
Taxes
Different Types of Sciences
Governments
Artifacts found in cities
81
Who came up with the Looking Glass Theory?
Charles Cooley
John Locke
George Mead
Victor Hugo
