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SOC 111 001 and 501 - Exam 2 Review
SOC 111 001 and 501 - Exam 2 Review
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1
Which theory emphasizes the effect of rewards and punishments on human behavior?
role-taking theory
behaviorism
Kohlberg’s theory of moral development
Piaget’s theory of cognitive development
2
According to Goffman, social actors let down their masks and relax in the ______ stage.
game
back
postconventional
front
3
Which of the following is an example of a total institution?
the military
a public high school
my class
a sports team
4
What is the ability to mobilize resources and achieve a goal despite the resistance of others?
authority
power
leadership
charisma
5
Primary groups and secondary groups can both serve as reference groups.
True
False
6
An attempt by people or groups to control the behaviors of others in order to obtain conformity to established norms is
secondary deviance
social power
social control
primary deviance
7
A ______ leader is concerned with getting group members to do their jobs, and achieve its goals.
charismatic
transactional
transformational
legitimate
8
What is the most critical agent of socialization among primary groups?
schools
families
peer groups
mass media
9
Well-documented cases of socially isolated children emphasize the importance of which of the following?
self confidence
resocialization
genetic makeup
early childhood socialization
10
Which of the following is an example of a coercive organization?
a high school
a college
a drug treatment center
a church
11
Which of the following is a principal agent of socialization?
history
intelligence
media
biology
12
What happens when members of a group ignore ways of thinking and plans of action that go against the group consensus?
obedience
alliance
groupthink
conformity
13
______ theory argues that kids exposed to buying and selling drugs are more likely to develop attitudes favorable to it
Differential association
Labeling
Subcultural
Class-dominant
14
______ deviance occurs when a person labeled deviant accepts the label and acts in accordance with it.
Secondary
Acceptance
Recidivist
Personal
15
Which of the following is an example of a primary group?
college students listening to a sociology lecture
siblings spending time at a park together
government officials investigating a crime
colleagues working on an annual financial report
16
Lauren's wife and two children are the most important people in her life. Her family is an example of a ______ group.
out-
primary
secondary
formal
17
A crime is always considered deviant.
True
False
18
Social media is increasingly blurring the boundaries between primary and secondary groups.
False
True
19
Which sociological paradigm explains how individuals develop a social identity and a capacity for social interaction?
conflict theory
behaviorism
symbolic interactionism
structural functionalism
20
______ deviance occurs at the moment an activity is labeled deviant by others.
Secondary
Informal
Formal
Primary
21
The authority structure of most large organizations today is ______.
transformational
coercive
bureaucratic
informal
22
The media creates fads and fashions. In what stage are these influences particularly strong?
childhood
adolescence
old age
adulthood
23
Parents, teachers, religious institutions, peers, television, and social media are agents of socialization.
True
False
24
According to Goffman, social actors are engaged in impression management in the ______ stages.
back
postconventional
front
game
25
A ______ leader instills in members a higher purpose, thereby changing the nature of the group itself.
transitional
transitive
transactional
transformational
26
Which of the following is an example of a utilitarian organization?
a prison
The American Red Cross
Doctors Without Borders
a credit union
27
What does a reference group provide?
a way of achieving a specific goal
satisfaction of personal needs of belonging and fulfillment
a standard for judging our own attitudes and behaviors
a space where we can engage in back stage behavior
28
______ power is most likely to result in highly motivated and satisfied group members.
Personal
Situational
Coercive
Positional
29
Which of the following is an example of a secondary group?
twelve people who take the same yoga class at the YMCA
close friends who play tennis together on the weekends
a father and son who play catch in their backyard
sisters who go on a mountain biking trip every year
30
Which of the following come together for reasons that are functional or fleeting?
primary groups
significant others
secondary groups
reference groups
31
Organizations that people join because of some material benefit they expect to receive in return for membership?
normative organizations
informal organizations
utilitarian organizations
coercive organizations
32
When a group’s size increases, which of the following occurs?
Group stability increases.
Withdrawal of members threatens the survival of the entire group.
Fewer two-person relationships are possible.
The intensity of relationships within the group increases.
33
The YMCA, the Red Cross, and Alcoholics Anonymous are examples of ______ organizations.
normative
informal
coercive
utilitarian
34
Studies of social interaction have mostly drawn on which of the following perspectives?
conflict theory
structural functionalism
feminist theory
symbolic interactionism
35
Socialization is how we reproduce culture, which represents our social practices and perceptions.
True
False