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Quiz on Culture and Family
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All of these are considered a counterculture group EXCEPT which one?
Hippies
18 year old voters
Anti-war protesters
African American students sit-ins
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The trend in society is that marriage rates are increasing while cohabitation is on the decline, true or false?
False
True
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A dependent variable is what the experimenter controls, true and false?
False
True
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Which of these elements are in culture?
values and traditions
technique and skills
all of these
language and arts
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Which is an example for how family could be an agent of socialization.
learning rules in the classroom
deciding on which clothes to buy
learning how to talk and walk
choosing an activity with friends
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An example of non-material culture is:
customs
language
all of these
religion
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What is Sociology?
The scientific study of plants' and animals' social behaviors
The study of Socrates' writings and questioning methods
The scientific study of social structures and societal issues
The pyschological study of societies around the world
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What is socialization?
Process for learning how to speak Japanese in the United States
Process to teach a person how to start a counterculture movement
Process to teach a person what is and isn't appropriate behavior in society
A process to force somebody to turn into a slave
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What is Counterculture?
Culture that everyone follows
Attitudes that run against the mainstream culture
attitudes of the mainstream culture
Culture that focuses on countertops
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What is the culture of the Mosuo tribe in China?
bizarre
matriarchy
patriarchy
Chinese
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Give an example for how school could be an agent of socialization.
Learning practices like reading sacred texts, or saying prayers
Learning about who won at the Oscars
Learning topics like Algebra, Earth Science, and Geography
Learning about family values like love, education,
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Perspectives can't change what people understand about cultures. True or False?
True
False
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Give an example for how the media could be an agent of socialization.
Learning what your friend's favorite sport is
Learning about the popularity of the Kardashians
Learning how to ask the teacher a question during class
Learning about where your family ancestry came from
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What is a value?
A bargain on a priced item
a brand found at Walmart
something important to you
the cost of a product
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Give an example for how religion could be an agent of socialization.
Teaching people morals or a sense of right and wrong
Teaching fine motor skills or how to walk
Teaching subjects like math and art
Giving somebody celebrities to follow on Twitter
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What kind of family structure has multiple generations of adults living in the same household?
matriarchy
nuclear
crowded
extended
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A person in competition for power or resources with another we call this conflict theory/perspective. True or False?
False
True
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A Muslim shows up to a random Christmas party has a long talk with a Christian and find common ground. This describes?
Ethnicity
Cultural Relativity
None of these
Mutual Respect
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What is an example of culture shock?
None of these
Celebrating a holiday with friends
Videotaping a high school band in a parade
Moving to a new city
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A unified system of beliefs and practices concerned with sacred things is called?
Religion
A cult
A sect
counterculture
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People’s types of values depend on who and what they surround themselves with. True or False?
False
True
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An independent variable is one that gives the outcome to an experiment, true and false?
True
False
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What is an example of ethnocentrism?
KKK
European Union
NAACP
United Nations
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What is an example of a value?
family
education
money
all of the above
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Give an example for how peers could be an agent of socialization.
Learning about writing an essay
Learning what activities can be done with others
Learning about religious holidays
Learning family rules like curfews and chores
