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Sociology - Ch. 1 Test Review
Sociology - Ch. 1 Test Review
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Chapter 1 Test Review for Coach Knight's Sociology Class.
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These theories, or grand theories, are attempts to explain large-scale relationships.
Micro-level
Scale-level
Marcro-level
Major-level
2
________ are the consequences of a social process that are sought or anticipated.
Consequential functions
Dysfunctions
Manifest functions
Latent functions
3
In a healthy society, all parts work together to produce a stable state called _________.
Dynamic equilibrium
Dynamic society
Dynamic functionality
Dynamic integrity
4
Comte named the scientific study of social patterns ________________.
Configuration
Socialism
Positivism
Communism
5
______ sociology uses statistical methods such as surveys with large numbers of participants.
Statistical
Methodological
Qualitative
Quantitative
6
____________is the comparative study of past and present cultures.
Economics
Social Psychology
Sociology
Anthropology
7
A perspective that helps scholars examine the relationship of individuals within their society.
Conflict Theory
Social Darwinism Theory
Competition Theory
Symbolic Interactionism Theory
8
_______ is the study of the choices people make in attempts to satisfy their needs and wants.
Anthropology
Social Psychology
Economics
Sociology
9
Theories are at the cover very specific relationships between individuals or small groups.
Marcro-level
Scale-level
Micro-level
Minor-level
10
Herbert Spencer (1820–1903) believed in “social Darwinism” which is where____
too much power causes a society to crumble.
strong societies help the weaker ones.
strong societies destroy themselves.
strongest/fittest societies are the ones that survive.
11
_____ is the exchange of meaning through language and symbols.
Phonics
Communication
Verbiage
Semantic
12
___________ is how individuals’ behavior is affected by the social environment.
Economics
Sociology
Anthropology
Social Psychology
13
____ are social processes that have undesirable consequences for the operation of society.
Manifest functions
Dysfunctions
Latent functions
Consequential functions
14
The social ties that bind a group of people together such as religion, shared location, etc.
Social solidarity
Social integrity
Social stratification
Social cohesiveness
15
A key basis of the sociological perspective is the concept that individuals and society are __.
Dysfunctional
Separated
Inseparable
Confined
16
A group of people whose members interact, reside in a definable area, and share a culture.
Society
Club
Group
Social Cluster
17
Sociology can:
None of the above
Increase ability to see things from different perspectives.
Both A and B
Help people see where they connect to different groups.
18
In which of the following careers would studying sociology most likely not be an asset?
Criminal Justice/Law
Accountant
Salesperson
Teacher
19
______are unsought consequences of a social process.
Consequential functions
Dysfunctions
Latent functions
Manifest functions
20
Émile Durkheim believed that people rise to their proper level in society based on ___.
Favors
Popularity
Merit
Wealth
21
__________ is a group’s shared practices, values, and beliefs.
Social structure
Culture
Morals
Rituals
22
_______________ (1798–1857) is considered the “Father of Sociology.”
Auguste Comte
Karl Marx
Max Weber
Emile’ Durkheim
23
___________ is the systematic study of society and social interaction.
Sociology
Economics
Anthropology
Social Psychology