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Sociology l Final test
Sociology l Final test
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Social media usage focuses on Influence, Social Relations and Social Activism
False
True
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Extended families expand the nuclear family "vertically" by adding spouses
False
True
3
All Canadian provinces and territories have laws determining how spouses will share assets after divorce
False
True
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Early socialization helps the sense of self start taking shape
False
True
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Sociological Imagination-the minds ability to see the connection between personal problems and social forces
False
True
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Live music is sometimes part of social movement events to attract others who are not yet involved
False
True
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Social stratification-organization of society into layers/strata reflecting the hierarchical structures of class&status
False
True
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Mass media favour the interests of dominatant classes and political groups
False
True
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Women's income usually rises after divorce while men's usually falls after divorce
True
False
10
Max Weber researched the influence of social solidarity on the risk of suicide
False
True
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The age group in Canada showing the highest level of suicides is ages 20 - 30
True
False
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The public school system is responsible for primary socialization
True
False
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Norms vary widely and deviance is relative
True
False
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Overrepresent of Indigenous peoples in Canada's prisons - 1 reason: Indigenous peoples don't want to follow the law
True
False
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Technological determinism states that technology makes our personal decisions for us.
False
True
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People are poor because they prefer to be unemployed
False
True
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Functions of mass media include cleaning the environment
True
False
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Socialization=socially transmitted practices, languages, symbols, beliefs, values, ideologies, and material objects
False
True
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A definition of poverty will mean that politicians can alter social assistance benefits to help those in poverty
True
False
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Traditional nuclear family-a nuclear family = the husband works outside the home for $ & the wife works without pay
True
False
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The main factors for media growth are religious, environmental and economic
False
True
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Normal accident -accidents occur inevitably but unpredictably because modern technology is so complex
True
False
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In Canada mass media is owned by 2 dozen families
True
False
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Stereotypes support helpful interactions
True
False
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Weber studies classes to understand strata. More property means higher class
True
False
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Polygamy is about additing one or more spouses to the household unit, often female spouses (horizontal)
False
True
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Deviance is a departure from a norm when no-one notices
False
True
28
Examples of high culture include ballet and Burger King takeout
False
True
29
The building blocks of Sociology consist of
none of the above
research, values
values, theories and research
theories, values
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Society is defined by a number of people who interact, usually in a defined territory and share a culture
False
True
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Popular culture is consumed by all classes
True
False
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Dominant culture helps people create more equality
True
False
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Self-fulfilling prophesy states that " situations we define as real, become real in their consequences."
True
False
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Microstructures-the level of social structure that focuses on intimate face to face interactions
False
True
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Environmental racism- many environmental dangers placed where disadvantaged,&especially disadv. racial minorities live
False
True
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The internet allows individuals to be autonomous & creative; also increase opportunities for corporations & authorities
True
False
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Informal punishment is a harsh sanction delivered during face-to-face interaction
False
True
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A social network is a bounded set of units linked by the exchange of material or emotional resources
True
False
39
According to global warming, the earth is cooling down
True
False
40
All people in the world have access to sanitary water
True
False
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A child who always hears that they are lazy stops helping out - really becomes lazy. This is a self-fulfilling prophesy.
True
False
42
There are zero examples of environmental racism in Canada
True
False
43
According to Durkheim, playing the sick role involves seeking competent help
False
True
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Court orders do NOT guarantee that the non-custodial parent will pay child support
True
False
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Socialization is the process of spending much time with friends
True
False
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Life expectancy is how long pregnancy lasts
False
True
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Surveys ask people about their knowledge, attitudes and behaviours
False
True
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The following forms of capital are factors in economic success: cultural, social and human
False
True
49
The lower the inequality is in a country, the more healthy the population is
True
False
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Nuclear family - a cohabiting man&woman who maintain a socially approved sexual relationship&have at least 1 child
False
True
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Socialization begins soon after birth
False
True
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Deviance and crime are NOT socially constructed
False
True
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Bystander Apathy: People observe someone in an emergency but do not offer help.
True
False
54
The tendency to judge other cultures exclusively by the standards of your own culture.
Culture
Conformity
Ethnocentrism
Society
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Worldwide access to the internet is 100%
True
False
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The recidivism rate refers to the individual doing crime again
False
True
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Environmental Racism-the tendency for hazardous waste sites&pollution industries to be located near marganilized groups
True
False
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Healthy populations experience less illness and longer life than unhealthy populations
False
True
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More women than men do jobs that involve substantial amounts of emotion labour.
False
True
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Sociology-the systematic study of human behaviour and the brain
False
True
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Secondary groups influence people to conform more than Primary groups do.
True
False
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High culture is consumed by
All classes
Lower classes
Middle classes
Upper classes