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PREPARATION FOR YOUR 100 QUESTION MULTI-CHOICE EXAM!
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based on the perception we believe others have of us, and how these then impact us
Hypodermic needle effect
Cyborg work
looking-glass self
Fundamental Internalisation Theory
2
"Gender isn't something we are, but something we do" refers specifically to which term?
Doing Gender
Sexuality
Gender Socialisation
Gender trouble
3
Which one of these is
NOT
a part of Actor Network Theory (ANT)?
technologies create new practices
technologies extend human capabilities/responsibilities
technologies create new, more advanced problems for people
technologies extend who we are as humans
4
McJobs are
A McDonalds job like a burger-maker
low paid, low-interest and limited chance for promotion
high paid, high interest jobs with a good chance at success
low paid but can lead to higher positions
5
People who don't conform to gender norms/roles and resist the gender binary cause...
Charismatic power
Gender Trouble
Gender Panic
Emotional labour
6
The outcome of the state's paradox of authority is
the governments authority is called into question
ultimate legitimate authority
A perfected state
the police loose public standing
7
A socioeconomic system that's competitive-industry is controlled by private entities for profit
Feudalism
Civil Society
Capitalism
Fordism
8
What is NOT a type of alienation that Marx described?
Process and Product
Family
Other People
Oneself
9
absentee ownership is a business owner who
lives in the community where their business operates from
is physically absent from the country their business runs in
redistributes their profit to overseas companies
only uses technology
10
Beccaria noted that deviance should be based on what condition/s?
the punishment needs to be proportionate to the crime
punishment, imprisonment, personal circumstance
overall deterrence
Certainty, swiftness and severity
11
Tracking is
dividing teachers based on teaching skills
dividing students into different classes based on ability
dividing students based on socioeconomic status
none of these
12
The owners of the means of production - capitalists:
Disenchantment
Bourgeoisie
Proletariat
Blended family
13
Male power and dominance over women describes
Patriarchy
Fundamentalism
Patriarchal bargain
Gender roles
14
How did Lombroso identify criminals?
Action - He detected whether they committed the crime
Intelligence - IQ tests
Tribal stigma - What God did they preach too
Physical stigma - long arms/mono-brow
15
the intensification of economic interrelations across the globe refers to
Trade globalisation
Hardship globalisation
Political globalisation
Economic globalisation
16
Strain theory relates to understanding
why people are driven to crime - how is success measured?
how people commit crime - what method do they use?
I've never heard of strain theory in my life
that all people will commit a crime at some point in life
17
An example of objectified cultural capital is
none of these
ability to read/write
the latest technology
a university degree
18
The sociological imagination is defined as
the way the world works
the study of hidden relations in the public sphere
how history shapes our biography
a specific form of social stratification
19
Monogamous heterosexuality is a subordinated sexuality
True
False
20
Argues that crime and serious deviant behaviour emerge from both poverty and geography
Undesirable Difference
Social Disorganisation theory
Strain theory
Transitional Zones
21
Heteronormativity is a
describes sexual activity between the same biological sex
bourgeoisie concept that refers to homosexuality as abnormal
idea that no one is heterosexual
culturally biased concept that heterosexuality is the 'norm'
22
How do you spell this amazing tutors name...?
Ashleigh-Ann
Ashlee-Ann
Ashley-Ann
Ashlee-Anne
23
Emotions are a part of culture
True
False
24
based on the interwoven interests of the military, corporate and political parts of society
Modernity
The All-Encompassing Powers
The Power Elite
The States Paradox of Authority
25
involves the separation of mental and manual work to the point where a worker cant gain skills
Disintegration of Worker
Scientific Management
Deskilling
Alientation
26
What is NOT a secondary emotion?
Guilt
Nostalgia
Gratitude
Anger
27
a social construction as it refers to social definitions of being a 'man' or 'woman'
Gendered capital
Sexuality
Gender
Sex
28
Fordism is a system
of mass production that relies on specialized technologies
of little jobs that don't achieve the main bourgeoisie goal
that relies on the media to predict future events
whereby workers need to use cell-phones within the workplace
29
we prepare ourselves backstage and then present ourselves as if onstage
Conflict theory
Dramaturgical approach
Representational theory
Looking-glass self
30
Anger, Depression, Anger and satisfaction/happiness are
They're not emotions
Secondary emotions
Primary emotions
The third layer of emotions
31
The hypodermic needle effect assumes
media influence over people isn't fast, it occurs over time
people watch the media for a host of reasons
the audience are passive recipients of ideas in the media
the audience uses the media rather than the media using them
32
Labeling theory states that
crime is only committed by someone labelled 'deviant'
society attempts to label everything - people, objects etc
the criminal justice system negatively labels women
Those with power define and stigmatize minorities
33
A human community that claims the monopoly of the legitimate use of force within a given land
this defines the 'states paradox of authority'
this defines 'state'
this defines 'authority'
this defines all of the above
34
Social conflict theory stated that
the media works harmoniously with many other institutions
the media serves the interests of those in power
none of these
technology is advancing at too fast a rate
35
cultural and social movement which included secularisation and a celebration of progress
Enlightenment
Gemeinschaft
Urbanisation
Gesellschaft
36
Which of these was NOT a perspective on globalisation?
Cultural
Ecological
Historical
Ideological
37
A society based on surveillance that makes people self-police
Panopticism
Order of Power
Steam Engine Theory
Stratified Society
38
When a workplace separates its workforce into specialised tasks it is considered
Urbanisation
Division of Labour
Division of Organisation
Stratification
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'Spirituality' is characterised by
an acceptance of traditional religion
using your own life as a quest to fulfill God's purpose
a focus on life in terms of ones own experiences
the decline that there is a higher power or any kind of God
40
Emigration occurs when people leave a place due to
push factors such as poor education
push factors such as stong education
push factors such as job opportunity
push factors such as family support
41
Tight social bonds typical in close-knit communities and families
Gemeinschaft
Gesellschaft
42
The nuclear family assumes the 'standard family' is
where two people are married, have a pet and children
all different
between a married heterosexual couple who share parenting
has a minimum of two children between a couple
43
The proletariat can be described as
capitalists, own the means of production
I probably, maybe, definitely didn't attend the lecture
working class, dependent on the sale of their own labour
working class who are still able to purchase others labour
44
Catcalls, wolf whistles, unwanted touches are examples of
patriarchal bargain
everyday sexism
the sexism project
Institutionallised sexism
45
'obey me because I am your lawfully appointed superior' relates to
Charismatic
Legal-rational
I'm just here for the prizes
Traditional
46
when a woman upholds patriarchal norms to maximize her own power this is known as
Doing Gender
Patriarchy
Patriarchal Bargain
Gender Re-Accommodation
47
Answering emails and phone calls at home after work is known as
Cyborg Work
Deskilling
McDonaldisation
Panopticon
48
Pressured to keep to 'script', always smiling and appearing enthusiastic at work refers to
Division of Labour
Proletariat Exploitation
Worker Resistance
Emotional Labour
49
When people make judgements about other people based on cultural difference it is an example of
Racial prejudice
Racial discrimination
Racial alienation
Hegemonic raciality
50
How many types of stigma did Goffman discuss?
3
2
4
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