Sociological Perspectives

The level of analysis that looks at large scale systems or society as a whole is called?

A general set of assumptions about the nature of things.

Assumes that interaction between people takes place through the use of symbols.

Which of the following is an example of dysfunction in society?

The intended and recognized consequences of an aspect of society.

The theoretical perspective influenced by the work of Karl Marx.

This perspective sees competition over scarce resources as the basis of social conflict.

Anything that represents something else is called a(n):

The level of analysis that looks at small group and face to fact interactions is called

The focus of this perspective is competition and change.

Unintended and unrecognized consequences of society are called:

Perspective that says school is about social interaction among groups.

Perspective that says school is about established authority and power.

The development of economic, political and social relationships that stretch worldwide is:

Negative consequences of an aspect of society are called:

The interactionist perspective uses which level of analysis?

Perspective that sees social change as an inevitable feature in society.

Perspective that says schools transmit culture and values needed for acceptable behavior.

Perspective views society as a set of interrelated parts working together to produce stability.