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Intro to Soc 10 Final Exam with Ballentine Text
Intro to Soc 10 Final Exam with Ballentine Text
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Exam II
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1
A country ruled by religious leaders would be considered a
Theocracy
State Religion
Theology
Civil Religion
2
_____ interpret religious texts literally and believe in only one path to God
Quakers
Agnostics
Fundamentalists
Liberals
3
Healthcare is easily accessible and affordable by people of all social, economic and race
True
Don't Care
False
Don't Know
4
The ability of a person or group to realize its own will or influence the behavior of others:
Privilege
Dominance
Prerogative
Power
5
American doctors:
Are paid per service, do treatments they see as necessary
Perform indigenous medical procedures
Are controlled by the government
Work in hospitals designated as a place to die
6
We will now start our second Textbook Right?
Who cares!
No!!!
Yes!
Maybe?
7
In Chapter Thirteen, Ballentine and Colleagues discussed:
Race
Public Policy
Politics and Economics
Gender
8
I shared a quote: "It is health that is real wealth and not pieces of gold and silver" by:
Mother Theresa
Maya Angelou
Dr. Martin Luther King Junior
Mahatma Gandhi
9
In Chapter Eleven the authors covered ____________: What Are We Learning?
Public Policy
Organizations
Politics
Education
10
There is still much needed improvement in California's ________ and _______ __________.
Organization and Public Protocal
Education and Public Policy
Institution and Public Policy
Systems and Public Programs
11
When the impetus for change comes from within an organization, it is called ________
Stress
Strain
Conflict
Clash
12
The community created by a religious group is an example of which system?
Socialization
Social Structure
Meaning
Belonging
13
Examples of Statuses and Roles in the Education System are
All of the Above
Students
Principles
Teachers
14
Social movements that seek to change a specific dimension of society are called
Social Reform Movements
Revolutionary Movements
Expressive Movements
Regressive Movements
15
In which authority is one empowered to lead by special qualities (power resides with person)?
Conservative
Rational-Legal
Traditional
Charismatic
16
Population patterns to a society’s level of technological development with four stages is:
Geographic Transition Theory
Ethnographic Transition Theory
Demographic Transition Theory
Culturalgraphic Transition Theory
17
Living with someone in a marriage-like arrangement without the legal obligations is :
Cohabitation
Elope
Faithless
Unethical
18
Thomas Malthus theorized that population would grow faster than:
Access to Education
Housing
Food Supply
Cars
19
There are Three types of __________ Power.
Lawful
Constitutional
Legitimate
Legal
20
Term applied to those adults caught between caring for their parents and caring for the family
Hamwhich Generation
Sandwich Generation
Manwhich Generation
Mama’s Boy Generation
21
The generally supporting basic values of the larger society, has a clear hierarchy, describes:
Rituals
Sects
Myths
Denominations
22
When a family emerges from crisis stronger and more resourceful, they have
Fortitude
Determination
Resiliency
Aptitude
23
As mention in class lecture, Steve Jobs used not only Western Medicine, but _________ Medicine.
Placebo
Ancient
Eastern
Homeopathic
24
Models to move an organization closer to ideal efficiency by changing internal dynamics are
Closed-System
Open-System
Tradtional System
Social System
25
American Theorist known for“sick role” and laid foundations for the functionalist perspective?
August Comte
Talcott Parsons
Pepé Le Pew
Emile Durkeim
26
A general social environment that characterizes a group, organizations, or community school is
School Climate
School Geographic
School Ranking
School Demographic
27
When marriage partners differ in a key social characteristic, it is called
Non-Tradtional Family
Heterogamy
Nuclear Family
Homogamy
28
The Three Ways Leaders gain legitimate power are by:
Forceful, Potent, and Irrational Authority
Traditional, Charismatic, and Rational Authority
Modern, Captivating, and Cogent Authority
Conflict, Intimidating, and Daunting Authority
29
The state of physical, mental, and social wellbeing or the absence of disease best defines:
Medicalization
ILLNESS
Laughing
Health
30
How have hospitals in USA changed with urbanization?
Now controlled completely by government
More bureaucratized
Focus more on euthanasia
Physicians need fewer qualifications