What is sociological imagination?

to be able to see the connection between the world and you

What is the bourgeoisie?

The privileged, educated class that Marx said had control

What is the relationship between someone's status and roles?

Different statuses come with different roles

The ability to control the behavior of others

Sociological perspective is

a viewing of the behavior of groups in a systematic way

To put something into context means to...

consider something with its circumstances (time, place)

the way one’s actions are coordinated with one's environment

What is functional integration?

Each part of a society relies on each other for stabillity

Which of the following is an example of conflict theory?

Tension between factions during the Civil Rights Movement

Social structure is a

Network of statuses and roles that guides human interaction

Class consciousness relates directly to Marx's theory. It refers to...

the awareness of one's place (status) in society

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1
What is sociological imagination?
one of the social sciences
using your imagination with others in a group
viewing human behavior in a systematic way
to be able to see the connection between the world and you
2
Which element directly pertains to functionalism?
Power
Social Action
Functional Integration
All of the above
3
Which of the following is NOT considered an element of culture?
art
education level
music
food
4
"Resources, like power and wealth, are in limited supply."
Conflict Theory
None of the above
Symbolic Interactionism
Functionalism
5
What is the bourgeoisie?
The lower, working class (also known as the proletariat)
A term that describes small business owners
The privileged, educated class that Marx said had control
The name given to describe a group of key sociologists
6
Max Weber
Functionalism
Conflict Theory
Symbolic Interactionism
Feminism
7
What is the relationship between someone's status and roles?
Different statuses come with different roles
The two terms are not related
They mean the same thing
The roles determine one's status
8
The W. in John W. Hallahan
Walter
It reveals its meaning in National Treasure: Book of Secrets
A complete and utter lie
William
9
What is power?
The ability to control the behavior of others
An important part of functionalism
This is not a sociological concept
The way one’s actions are coordinated with one's environment
10
Sociological perspective is
to ability to empathize with other people
a colossal waste of time
an analysis of social structures and how they interact
a viewing of the behavior of groups in a systematic way
11
To put something into context means to...
skim a text and briefly summarize it
ignore something
consider something with its circumstances (time, place)
save it to read later
12
Which TWO of the following terms are forms of social action?
Partying
Strikes
Protests
Traveling
13
"Individual human interaction and interpretation"
All of the above
Functionalism
Symbolic Interaction
Conflict Theory
14
Emile Durkheim
Feminism
Symbolic Interactionism
Functionalism
Conflict Theory
15
Which element ties most closely to conflict theory?
None of the above
Functional Integration
Social action
Power
16
Which two sociological elements are found in every perspective?
Power, social structure
Social action, power
Culture, social structure
Functional integration, culture
17
Social action is
a type of social science that focuses on physics
the way we act socially
the way one’s actions are coordinated with one's environment
An essential part of functionalism
18
Culture and social structure play important roles
All of the above
Symbolic Interactionism
Functionalism
Conflict Theory
19
What is functional integration?
Each part of a society relies on each other for stabillity
The way in which people interact with one another in a group
A subsection of culture
The brainchild of Karl Marx
20
Best type of candy
Starburst
Reese's Peanut Butter Cups
Snickers
Skittles
21
Which element is most prevalent in symbolic interactionism?
Functional Integration
None of the above
Social action
Power
22
Which of the following is an example of conflict theory?
World War II (the fighting itself, not the context)
The relationship between crime and sense of communal unity
Tension between factions during the Civil Rights Movement
The way in which a young adult views cigarette smoking
23
Karl Marx
Functionalism
Total Babe
Symbolic Interactionism
Conflict Theory
24
Social structure is a
All of the shared products of human groups
Network of statuses and roles that guides human interaction
A viewing of the behavior of groups in a systematic way
The ability to see the connection between the world and you
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Class consciousness relates directly to Marx's theory. It refers to...
The class of chemicals used in a fire extinguisher
the awareness of one's place (status) in society
the mentality of an entire classroom
the functionalist role of social structures

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