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Sociology Unit 1 - Quickest Finger
Sociology Unit 1 - Quickest Finger
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Using a ‘pseudonym’ involves
Giving information about a participant’s background
Informing participants about their freedom of choice to participate
Allowing participants to withdraw from their consent at any time
Using a code or false name when discussing a participant’s contributions
2
The term
homogeneous
means
A form of homophobia
Assumes that members of a group share the same experiences
Explains that everyone is different
Something that is diverse in both experience and characteristics
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Refers to a male-dominated social structure in which men are more powerful and influential than women
Patriarchy
Feminism
Matriarchy
Functionalism
4
A young person’s socioeconomic status is based on
Income, religion, ethnicity
Suburb, level of education, income
Level of education, occupation, income
Occupation, language background, heritage
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The concept of holding a broad but fixed and over-simplified image or idea of a particular group of people is
Heterogeneous Thinking
Prejudice
Stereotyping
Discrimination
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Which one of the following has not influenced the experience of contemporary family life in Australia?
Legislation of 'No-Fault' Divorce
Invention of the contraceptive pill
Women choosing to be stay at home mums
Entry of women into the paid workforce
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Is Centrelink controlled by the state or federal government
State by state (Dan Andrews)
Federal (ScoMo)
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Which is NOT an element of the sociological imagination?
Personal
Structural
Critical
Historical
9
Sociologists observe similarities and differences across countries and cultures. This is known as
Fictive Kinship
Comparative Methodology
China's One Child Policy
Ethical Methodology
10
The Industrial Revolution (1760-1820) allowed young men and women to
Be treated relatively equally in education
Learn how to count or understand currency
Work for their families as soon as they were physically able
Attend school regularly and obtain a formal education, rather than work
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In Sociology, marriage, law, religion and medicine are examples of
Constitutions
Social Constructs
Industrialisations
Institutions
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Which of the following is an example of discrimination?
Not allowing a youth to enter a store because of their skin colour
Thinking all youth are lazy and immature
Labelling someone who has tattoos as a criminal
Allowing girls to wear pants as part of a school uniform
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When conducting research, we can consider the best interests of our participants by
Gathering informed consent
Taking participants out for a coffee
Making sure participants are over 18
Using the participants real name
14
The first generation of Australians who were raised with widespread home computer and mobile technology were
Generation X
Millenials
Generation Z
Baby Boomers
