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Which social thinker studied the topic of suicide?
Jane Addams helped to found the NAACP.
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Jane Addams helped to found the NAACP.
False
True
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Which social thinker studied the topic of suicide?
Weber
Durkheim
Marx
Martineau
3
In regard to the sociological imagination, personal short-coming such as motivation or attitude are called:
social problems
psychological issues
troubles
issues
4
A group of people who live in a defined geographic area, interact with one another, and who share a common culture is:
a biography
a social issue
a society
a social group
5
Sociology is the scientific, systematic study of human behavior.
True
False
6
The significant social and historical events happening during one’s lifetime is called:
biography
history
7
Which of the of the following figures focused on Verstehen?
Comte
Durkheim
Marx
Weber
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3. Who translated Comte’s writing from French to English?
Max Weber
Harriet Martineau
Karl Marx
Emile Durkheim
9
Symbolic interaction theorists tend to focus on the
functions of parts of a system
conflict among groups
use of symbols
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Which sociological perspectives focuses on groups who struggle over resources?
Conflict
Structural Functionalist
Symbolic Interaction
11
What did Karl Marx believe was the central driving force in society?
class conflict
functions of objects
survival
cooperation
12
A perspective which allows us to consider how outside forces shape our life story or biography is called:
sociological imagination
scientific method
biography
scientific method
13
Which of the of the following early American Sociologists founded the Hull House?
Harriett Martineau
Jane Addams
Karl Marx
WEB DuBois
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Who is considered the Father of Sociology?
Marx
Durkheim
Comte
Weber
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What are the consequences of a social process that are sought or anticipated?
manifest function
intended function
latent function
unintended function