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Our significant others are...
people we don't know personally
people whose opinion we care about
people we don't care about
people who we never met
2
When will the exam be released?
9am on May 27 (Friday)
8am on June 1 (Wednesday)
10am on May 27 (Friday)
9am on May 28 (Saturday)
3
All questions are drawn from the tutorial questions
True
False
4
What content are the questions based on?
content from weeks 2-8
content from each week (some weeks have 2 questions)
content from weeks 1-10
content from the sociology class you took that one time in highschool
5
constrained agency is the...
the notion that everyone is free to act
the notion that there is no such thing as agency
ability to be agents, is constrained by social structure.
ability to act as one, encouraged by social structure.
6
Durkheim focused on social organisation/structure
True
False
7
relational ontology is the idea that...
we should study relationships because they are important
the fundamental nature of people is found in how they relate to themselves
I have absolutely no idea
the fundamental nature of things is found in how they relate to each other
8
what was NOT emphasised by Marx?
Working is the only way to end poverty
Class conflict will lead to a communist revolution.
Economics drives social change.
Class conflict and social change are inevitable.
9
How much does the exam contribute to your overall mark?
40%
60%
30%
50%
10
what is sociology?
the study of society
super fun
the study of birds
the study of individuals
11
a definition of 'society' may be...
organised interaction
collection of norms
political entity
shared beliefs
12
"In the beginning is the..."
society
individual
relationship
community
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sanctions are: Rewards and punishments for conformity and non-conformity
False
True
14
A complexity may be: a critique of a theory, a comparison, an explanation of why an issue is complex
False
True
15
the structure of the actual exam will be different to the structure of the mock exam
True
False
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I must not exceed 200 words for each response
False
True
17
According to Mead the "me" is the part that acts
True
False
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You ready for a revision of this years content!!
False
True
19
How long would the extension be for?
3 days
4 days
2 days
a week
20
How many questions do you answer in total? And how many questions will be on the exam?
10 and 13
13 and 13
5 and 10
10 and 10
21
Structural
explanations: emphasise the influence of shared culture and social structure
True
False
22
What groups do Marx (M), Weber (W) and Durkheim (D) emphasise?
M: social W: economic D: cultural
M: cultural W: cultural D: social
M: economic W: cultural D: social
M: cultural W: cultural D: social
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what are norms?
Expectations about what a person should or should not do
made up
Expectations about what a societies should or should not do
Expectations about when a person should eat
24
A complexity is something that...
illustrates an idea, concept or term
defines a term or concept
indicates critical thinking about how issues relate to one another
25
An illustration is...
A critique of a term or concept
An example outlining a term/concept
A definition for a term/concept
26
what is a role?
Bundle of norms associated with a social position
a yummy snack
Bundle of relationships associated with a social position
The job of everyone to achieve
27
labelling theory states that deviance is caused by negative labels
False
True
28
If I require an extension on the exam I should...
contact Doug/Susan immediately and provide a medical certificate
cry for a little while and then email Doug or Susan
Panic and do nothing about it
29
How many parts to an exam response are there?
4
1
3
2
30
What was NOT emphasised by Weber?
culture and religion are important aspects of modernity
social structure is primary
culture is partially independent from social structure
culture acts on social structure
31
The structure vs agency debate may be understood as an issue of
socialization vs autonomy
.”
True
False
32
Specifically, questions will be about...
the content from readings only
the content from lectures only
the lectures and the readings
33
"collective morality", a term coined by Durkheim, refers to the development of shared culture
True
False
34
A definition for social structure may be...
patterns of actions and behaviour
individual's decisions
patterns in economic systems across cultures
confusing
35
Explanations in terms of
agency
: emphasise individual choice and action.
False
True
36
An ideology is a set of ideas
that serve no one's interests
True
False
37
All questions are of equal value
True
False
38
a definition of 'assimilation' may be...
idk
moving to a forgein country permanently
the idea that we are in a simulation
process of absorbing the dominant culture of a society
39
culture is...
the same as community
patterns of ideas and shared beliefs
the study of social groups
patterns in behaviours and action
40
Sociology's basic move: if you want to understand why people...
do what they do, look at their clothes
do what they do, look at their clothes
do what they do, look at the groups they are a part of
do what they do, consider the question for longer
41
a definition of 'hegemony' may be...
something to do with money?
the domination of one group (eg. class/ethnic group) over others
people who cut hedges
cultural differences between groups of people
42
What is NOT a part of the functionalist perspective?
Functionalism has conservative tendencies
Deviance is caused by disruptions to normal functioning of society
individuals exercising agecy positively impacts society
People need to be trained or educated into accepting the shared norms.
43
agency is...
"
is the capacity of individuals to act independently and to make their own free choices.”
False
True
44
If you choose to construct your own illustration (instead of the ones provided in the readings) be aware...
It can be interesting if you get it right BUT risky if you get it wrong
It can be interesting if you get it right and there are no downfalls
It will never work and it's best to play it safe with the given examples
It shows that you are far more clever than everyone else
45
socialisation is: The process by which norms and roles are internalized.
True
False
46
When is the exam due?
4 pm June 3 (Friday)
5pm June 1 (Wednesday)
4pm May 31 (Tuesday)
4pm June 1 (Wednesday)
47
a straightforward answer must...
Outline a complex understanding of the concepts in your answer
Show that you understand the basics, have read the textbook definition
Provide and example for the term or concept you are using
Be copied and pasted from wikipedia with no understanding of what it means
48
what are a few social factors that gives one agency?
There is no such thing as agency
wealth, education and democratic societies
neoliberalism and social structures
I'm not sure
49
individualism is...
The idea that truth, hope, the real self is found within oneself.
the same thing as agency
The idea that truth, hope and the real self is found in our relationships
i have no idea
50
what is NOT true about the looking glass self?
we imagine how we appear to others
we are not affected by the opinions of others
we develop our self concept in response to those imagined judgments
we imagine how they judge us
51
I can use the same material multiple times
True
False
52
Neoliberalism is...
an excellent idea
an ideology that benefits the rich
implemented in every country around the world
an ideology that benefits the working class
53
a definition of 'culture' may be...
shared beliefs and ideas
individual opinions
similar to the concept of a role
a bundle of norms associated with a social position
54
functionalisms core idea is that society based on common values
False
True
