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SCS110 Sociology Revision: Part One
SCS110 Sociology Revision: Part One
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Men's control of women through various mechanisms, men are seen as a group responsible for the oppression of women
Marxist Feminism
Liberal Feminism
Radical Feminism
Conflict Feminism
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How did Marx view power?
Unionization
Workers
As owning the means of production
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Believed that ideas and values could be just as important as external factors in regards to driving social change.
Max Weber
August Compte
Emile Durkheim
Karl Marx
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Believed that sociological theories needed to be supported by empirical evidence.
Emile Durkheim
August Compte
Max Weber
Karl Marx
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The natural exclusion of women
Because they were traditionally nurturers and mothers
Because men are naturally more dominant
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The absence of enough resources such as money to be able to secure basic needs.
Relative poverty
Absolute poverty
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We are socially and individually shaped by narratives, discourse and language games.
Both
Post-structuralism
Post-modernism
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The biological difference between male and female
Gender
Genitals
Sex
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Theorist that believed women were closer to nature.
Karl Marx
Emile Durkheim
Max Weber
Friedrich Engels
10
From which decade has social inequality in Australia been on the rise?
1980's
1990's
1970's
2000's
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A high Gini Score indicates high inequality
True
False
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19th and early 20th century, movement concerned with officially mandated inequalities.
First Wave Feminism
Origins of Feminism
Second Wave Feminism
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The belief that the norms, values and standards of one culture are less natural or not as good as their own.
Ethnocentrism
Racism
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Believed that people were born into pre-existing social structures: language, culture, world-view and tradition.
August Compte
Max Weber
Emile Durkheim
Karl Marx
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Believe that globalization is nothing new, it is just an evolved version of what has happened in the past.
The transformationalists
The hyperglobalists
The global skeptics
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What is sociology the study of?
Society
Human association
All of the above
Social things
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Theory of social stratification, treats inequality as reward based on societal value towards the importance of a role
Functionalism
Marxist/Conflict Theory
Utilitarianism
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Questioning how things appear in society, especially in unjust or oppressive structures.
The anthropological sensibilty
The critical sensibility
The historical sensibility
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Biological differences between human characteristics
Genes
Ethnicity
Race
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Theorist that assumed a natural basis for the division of labor between men and women.
Friedrich Engels
Karl Marx
Max Weber
Emile Durkheim
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Believed that sociology must take into account the reasons that people have for behavior, not just externally
August Compte
Emile Durkheim
Max Weber
Karl Marx
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Coined the terms 'sociology' and 'positivism'.
Emile Durkheim
Max Weber
August Compte
Karl Marx
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Allows us to see the extent to which the world around us is socially constructed.
Sociological imagination
Non-bias
Social intelligence
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Concerned with the exploitation of women under capitalism.
Liberal Feminism
Intersectional Feminism
Marxist Feminism
Radical Feminism
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OECD stands for...
Overall Economic Capital and Development
Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development
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To tell what kind of a society we live in, we look at the measure of equality, freedom, democracy and sustainability
True
False
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Concerned with all marginalized identities
Intersectional Feminism
Marxist Feminism
Radical Feminism
Liberal Feminism
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Believed that economics plays a role in shaping individuals, culture and politics.
Max Weber
Emile Durkheim
Karl Marx
August Compte
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Believed that social change is driven by economic factors such as conflict over material interests.
Max Weber
Karl Marx
August Compte
Emile Durkheim
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When one's living conditions fall below what is the accepted standard of living in society.
Relative poverty
First-World poverty
Absolute poverty
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What is the meaning of the Latin word 'socius'?
Companions and associates
Humanity
Community
Socializing
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Australia is the .... most unequal country out of OECD countries.
5th
4th
7th
3rd
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Greek word referring to them or other
Genos
Racios
Ethnis
Ethnos
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The idea that class is one's relationship to the means of production. Ownership or non-ownership.
Utilitarianism
Marxism
Weberian Conflict Theory
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A low Gini Score indicates low levels of inequality
False
True
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Society is comparable to an organism in that certain roles must be maintained for its function, held together by norms
Utilitarianism
Functionalism
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The union of culture, politics and economics between previously disparate nations.
Globalization
The United Nations
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Which is not one of Weber's three bases of legitimate domination?
Charismatic Domination
Sexual Domination
Rational-Legal Domination
Traditional Domination
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The marginalization of one group based upon their physical biological differences
Discrimination
Racism
Ethnocentrism
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1960's-70's, concerned with defacto or unofficial inequalities, sexual liberation and that personal is political.
Third Wave Feminism
Second Wave Feminism
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Which is not a theory of class?
Anomie
Weberian Conflict Theory
Marxism
Functionalism
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The reality of a social situation is defined by the meaning that those involved give to it.
Social construction
Symbolic interactionism
Social norms
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More inequality means more social mobility.
True
False
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The unequal distribution of social, political and economic resources within a collective.
Discrimination
Class-ism
Social inequality
Racism
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Individual right to equal opportunity politically and economically, legal and social policy are tools for equality
Intersectional Feminism
Liberal Feminism
Marxist Feminism
Radical Feminism
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Which is not a sensibility of the sociological imagination?
The historical sensibility
The critical sensibility
The personal sensibility
The anthropological sensibility
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The idea that gender is biological.
Gender socialization
Biological reductionism
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Which is not one of the three revolutions of modernity?
Industrial
Political
Economic
Scientific
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Class divisions derived from not only relationship to means of production, but marketable skills, prestige and assets
Functionalism
Marxism
Weberian Conflict Theory
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A constructed political community that is limited and sovereign
Senate
Parliament
Court
Nation
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Italian/Arabic for 'head of something'.
Sulos
Razza
Razia
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Feminist Theory proposed that the roles ascribed to a certain gender are socially constructed and marginalize women
False
True
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Latin equivalent to ethnos
Natio
Natia
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The idea that men or groups of men realizing their will in a communal action
Max Weber
Marxism
Emile Durkheim
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Marxist Theory proposes that society is governed by economic forces and conflicts.
True
False
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Seeks to interpret social sources and contexts of human behavior, institutions and social changes.
Anthropological Theory
Social Theory
Biosocial Theory
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Argue that globalization is both irresistible and good, and that governments should stop interfering with trade
The transformationalists
The hyperglobalists
The global skeptics
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What is the meaning of the Greek word 'theoria'?
To understand
To look
To explain
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Statistical measure used to plot inequality, measures the ratio between top and bottom brackets of income and wealth
ABS
Roy Morgan Research
Gini Coefficient
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Which is not one of Steven Luke's three dimensions of power?
Non-decision making power (agenda setting)
Overt decision making power
Covert decision making power (manipulation)
Ideological power
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Socially constructed idea of male and female
Gender
Feminine and masculine
Sex
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A Gini Score of one represents total inequality, a Gini Score of 0 represents total equality.
False
True
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The unequal distribution of power and wealth in society, patterned by the division of certain groups.
Ethnocentrism
Racism
Social inequality
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Concerned with the division of power in society
Political Sociology
Economic Sociology
Marxism
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Refers to the socially constructed ideas of what is masculine in society
Hegemonic masculinity
Heteronormativity
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Power is to politics to what money is to economics.
Utilitarianism
Functionalism
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Believed that individual behavior isn't dictated by the individual, but rather the components of the society around them
Karl Marx
Max Weber
Emile Durkheim
August Compte
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Socially constructed divides in social collectives
Social divisions
Social inequality
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Theorist critical of individualistic understanding of social life, believes it is a misconception to see society as such
Emile Durkheim
Karl Marx
Max Weber
August Compte
70
Financial gain such as wages and investments that can be tracked through government taxation.
Wealth
Net pay
Income
Gross pay
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When men are automatically placed as figures of authority in institutions such as politics, religion, economics.
Acephalous
Patriarchy
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Also called the cross-cultural sensibility, the relating of a situation to the cultural variability of human life.
The critical sensibility
The historical sensibility
The anthropological sensibility
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Which of the following does sociology not study?
Social norms
Inter-species relations
Culture
Social structures
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The more unequal society becomes, the more parental income will impact the future of their offspring.
False
True
75
Believed that the concept of the 'individual' does not exist in the same way in different places.
Emile Durkheim
Karl Marx
Max Weber
August Compte
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Believed that society is the product of individuals engaging in socially meaningful actions.
Max Weber
Emile Durkheim
August Compte
Karl Marx
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Root word for genus, race, kind.
Genos
Racios
Genus
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The process through which people learn to conform to the socially constructed norms of their sex
Social learning
Biological reductionism
Gender socialization
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The notion that the grand assumptions offered by scientific and political theory are not the final solution
Neo-liberalism
Post-modernity
Hyperglobalism
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Behavior that is widely accepted to be either normal or abnormal. Is either enforced formally or informally.
Social norms
Social contract
81
High inequality in wealthy societies have harmful social outcomes. Which is not one of such outcomes?
Unionization
Drug use and violence
Teenage pregnancy and poor child welfare
High crime and imprisonment rates
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All material possessions, is hard to track in Australia because it is not taxed.
Wealth
Income
83
Who proposed the following: power means relations, power and knowledge directly imply each other
Emile Durkheim
Michael Foucault
Max Weber
Steven Luke
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Is wealth or income inequality worse in Australia?
Income
Wealth
85
How many countries are there in the OECD?
45
35
40
36
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The founding fathers of sociology viewed women as part of the family, not actors in the economic world.
True
False
87
Believed in a law of three stages of social development: theological, metaphysical and positive
Emile Durkheim
Karl Marx
Max Weber
August Compte
88
The learned ideas, values, traditions and standards shared by a social collective.
Social norms
Culture
Ethnicity
89
What is the meaning of the Greek word 'logos'?
Logic
Study of
Language of
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The probability of a command being obeyed.
Domination
Control
91
The assumption that there are only two genders.
Homophobia
Heteronormativity
Hegemonia
92
Research indicates that the brain is shaped by gender socialization, rather than brain shaping gender.
False
True
93
The sensibility about where an event, value or issue stands in the course of time and how it compares to the present
The critical sensibility
The anthropological sensibility
The historical sensibility
94
Which is not one of the three positions on the globalization debate?
The eco-globalists
The transformationalists
The global skeptics
The hyper-globalists
95
Believe that globalization may have dangerous impacts, that it generates resistance, difference and counter-movements
The global skeptics
The transformationalists
The hyperglobalists
96
1980's to present, concerned with the sexual and ethnic diversity of feminism.
Contemporary Feminism
Fourth Wave Feminism
Third Wave Feminism
97
The complex range of phenomena from the 17th century that saw the transition of the West from agrarian to industrial.
Capitalism
Modernity
Globalization
98
The exchange of centers of cultural diversity: music, language, cuisine and customs. Capitalization of culture.
Global capitalism
Neo-liberalism
Cultural globalization
99
An unproven idea that offers ordered explanation and interpretation
Theory
Philosophy
Ideology
100
Concerned with rationality in economic and political power (bureaucracy, capitalism, legal-rational domination)
Max Weber
Karl Marx
Emile Durkheim
August Compte