Sociology 100 Winter 2023 final quiz

According to Bourdieu, teachers reinforce learning of dominant cultural values through?

What distinctive feature characterizes a socialist economic system?

What was the dominant mass medium until the 1950s?

Which term refers to print, radio, television, and other communication technologies?

What do we call the expectation of an outcome that causes what it predicts?

What do we call living together as a couple without being legally married?

How did Durkheim refer to the everyday world?

Which of the following is a distinctive feature of democratic socialism?

Who is responsible for the introduction of the assembly line into the workplace?

What significant technology was invented by Johannes Gutenberg?

What term describes the parenting style of working- and lower-class families?

Which of the following is the fastest-growing category of part-time workers?

Which philosophies form the basis of the idea that marriage should be based on romantic love?

What is the only thing necessary to file for divorce following the 1985 divorce act?

Which theoretical approach examines the ways that mass media contribute to economic inequality?

This denotes a bureaucratic religious organization that is accepted within society?

What do we call the process whereby education enforces common standards?

In a market, what do we call the desirability and availability of goods and services?

How did Durkheim refer to the supernatural elements of religions?

Cohabitation is replacing marriage in which of the following provinces?

What do feminists acriticize mainstream media for?

According to Herman & Chomsky, what mechanism biases the news in a way that supports powerful corporate interests?

Based on sociological research, what is IQ really a reflection of?

A necessary factor in causing religiosity is?

Rogers Wireless, Bell Mobility, and Telus Mobility together are?

A church changing its music to attract more young people is an example of?

In the 1400s, which of the following people was most likely to be literate?

Which theorist believed that religion was the opiate of the masses?

Which of the following did the “human relations” school of management do?

This view states that religious institutions and consciousness are declining in society?

What is polygamy?

What term describes a sexual encounter that is spontaneous and unlikely to happen again?

What did Durkheim believe was the central function of religion?

According to critics, what is the danger of media concentration?

What happened with regard to fertility in Canada in the late 1950s?

Which of the following is a distinctive feature of capitalism?

Which sociologist wrote The Protestant Ethic and Spirit of Capitalism?

Which perspective on media suggests that humans interpret, resist, and sometimes reject media messages?

Which of the following is one of the major factors in the rise of mass media?

Which of the following is NOT a factor that contributed to the spread of mass schooling?

The situation where people engage in group, public worship in a prescribed and orderly manner?

Which of the following is NOT one of the “three Bs of religiosity”?

Roman Catholicism in Canada, Judaism in Israel, and Hinduism in India are all examples of ?

This theory critiques functionalism for exaggerating the degree to which mass media serve the interests of all citizens?

Why were scientific management principles introduced into the workplace?

​Which of the following did an expert label “weapons of math destruction”?

According to Professor Brassard, Weber's idea of The Protestant Ethic is?

From what does mass education arise?

Men outnumber women two to one in which of the following university programs in Canada today?

What do we call organizations that work to promote workers’ collective interests and rights?