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Sociology Semester 1 Final Exam
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Socialization is 1 of the most powerful & effective tools used by those in power to keep power
Structural Functionalism Perspective
Conflict Perspective
Symbolic Interactionist Perspective
2
A society in which people make their living by hunting and collecting foods
Agrarian Society
Hunting and Gathering Society
Pastoral Society
Horticultural Society
3
The norm which prohibits the eating of human flesh (cannibalism), is BEST described as a
Folkway
Taboo
More
Law
4
Socialization is the major contribution to the study of sociology by this perspective.
Structural Functionalism Perspective
Symbolic Interactionist Perspective
Conflict Perspective
5
Type of society that depends on domestic animals for its livelihood
Horticultural Society
Agrarian Society
Pastoral Society
Postindustrial Society
6
Learning different behaviors of women & men within our society by watching parents act daily
Social Perception
“Reverse” Socialization
Desocialization
Social Learning Theory
7
Engaging in an incest relationship
More
Taboo
Law
Folkway
8
A society in which hand tools are used to grow crops
Pastoral Society
Hunting and Gathering Society
Horticultural Society
Agrarian Society
9
Friend
Achieved Status
Ascribed Status
10
The shifting of population from farms and villages to large cities
Mechanization
Social Solidarity
Urbanization
Society
11
Focuses on how our self-image is a result of how we interpret others’ impressions of us
Conflict Perspective
Symbolic Interactionist Perspective
Structural Functionalism Perspective
12
Socialization serves the purpose of reinforcing the social structure & maintaining society
Conflict Perspective
Symbolic Interactionist Perspective
Structural Functionalism Perspective
13
Watching
American Idol
or supporting your favorite professional sports team
Subculture
Folk Culture
Popular Culture
High Culture
14
Traditional customs which are preserved by a culture & typically utilized by the working-class
Folk Culture
High Culture
Counterculture
Popular Culture
15
Attending a ballet or purchasing a prestigious painting
High Culture
Counterculture
Subculture
Popular Culture
16
Which of the following would be an example of the
FINAL
step of the Looking-Glass Self Process?
Based on their feedback, you feel attractive or unattractive
You approach a group & are aware that you make an impression
You read verbal and non-verbal reactions
You wonder how other people will view you
17
President Obama gives a medal of honor to a soldier who fought in Iraq
Negative Formal Sanction
Positive Formal Sanction
Positive Informal Sanction
Negative Informal Sanction
18
Norms against dishonesty and stealing other people’s property are examples of
Folkways
Symbols
Laws
Mores
19
Type of society in which services, knowledge, and information dominate the economy
Postindustrial Society
Pastoral Society
Industrial Society
Agrarian Society
20
This perspective can be compared to a vaccination
Symbolic Interactionist Perspective
Conflict Perspective
Structural Functionalism Perspective
21
The speed limit is 55 miles per hour on Interstate 94
Folkway
More
Law
Taboo
22
Provides us w/ the awareness that we possess a distinct identity that separates us from others
Sense of self
Sense of friends
Sense of you
Sense of family
23
The “I” is characterized by all of the following
EXCEPT
Spontaneous
Unsocialized self
Initiator of Social Action
Develops later in life
24
Child does not receive ice cream because he didn’t finish his vegetables
Positive Formal Sanction
Negative Informal Sanction
Negative Formal Sanction
Positive Informal Sanction
25
You enter prison, you may be required to cut your hair and conform to the rules of the prison
Primary Socialization
Social Learning Theory
Desocialization
Lifetheme
26
Process for teaching important knowledge and ideas to new generations
The School
Peers
Mass Media
Family
27
You enter 1st semester of college & begins to adopt a new set of norms as an adult in society
Voluntary Resocialization
Social Perception
“Reverse” Socialization
Involuntary Resocialization
28
A child watches
Barney
and learns how to share with his brother. This is an example of a
Self-fulfilling prophecy
Lifetheme
Social Learning Theory
Social Mirror
29
Behaviors that individuals are expected to perform
Rights
Obligations
Mechanization
Society
30
The behaviors influenced or shaped by the presence of others
Social Acts
Social Structure
Social Interaction
31
Encourage independence from authority
Family
School
Peers
Mass media
32
Daughter
Ascribed Status
Achieved Status
33
A boss holds a meeting for all new employees to familiarize them with the business
Primary Socialization
Informalized Socialization
Desocialization
Formalized Socialization
34
A status that dominates all other statuses of a person’s life
Master Status
Achieved Status
Ascribed Status
35
The child's ____ is roughly the same age and has the same interests as the child.
generalized others
significant others
hidden curriculum
peer group
36
Children of the upper class are socialized for positions of authority and leadership
Symbolic Interactionist Perspective
Structural Functionalism Perspective
Conflict Perspective
37
Displays multiple and varying role models for children to imitate
Mass Media
School
Peers
Family
38
Products utilized by the upper classes which set them apart from the rest of society
counterculture
Popular Culture
Multiculturalism
High Culture
39
Tiger Woods having multiple affairs with women while he is married to his wife
Folkway
Taboo
More
Law
40
The working class
Capitalist
Class conflict
Proletariat
Bourgeoisie
41
Society that depends on crops raised with plows, draft animals & intensive agricultural methods
Agrarian Society
Industrial Society
Pastoral Society
Horticultural Society
42
Approach emphasizing the role of conflict, competition, and constraint within a society
Social Sciences
Sociological Perspective
Social Darwinism
Dysfunction
43
Which one of the following was credited as the founder of Sociology?
Emile Durkheim
Karl Marx
Auguste Comte
Herbert Spencer
44
Socialization stresses the importance of primary groups & interpretations of meaningful signs
Conflict Perspective
Symbolic Interactionist Perspective
Structural Functionalism Perspective
45
Female
Achieved Status
Ascribed Status
46
Physical objects, beliefs, values, and behaviors shared by a group describe
Norms
Culture
Symbols
Society
47
In Pleasantville, Bud’s parents, MarySue, his girlfriend, & Mr Johnson can best be described as
Generalized Others
Significant Others
Socializers
Looking Glass Selves
48
Which of the following is an example of “reverse” family socialization?
A mother teaches her daughter to play house
A baby boy is wrapped in a blue blanket
A father teaches his son to “shave” without using a razor
A baby teaches his parents he's hungry based on his cry
49
A status that is assigned to individuals without reference to their abilities or efforts
Ascribed Status
Master Status
Achieved Status
50
The study human social behavior from a group perspective
Bourgeoisie
Class conflict
Sociology
Capitalist
51
A person says “thank you” when someone holds the door open for them.
Folkway
Taboo
Law
More
52
The process of replacing animal and human power with machine power
Social Solidarity
Organic Solidarity
Urbanization
Mechanization
53
Norms that have great moral significance that are vital to the society’s well being & stability
Laws
Sanctions
Folkways
Mores
54
Behaviors that individuals expect from others
Rights
Obligations
Urbanization
Society
55
Actress
Ascribed Status
Achieved Status
56
JR High kids shop for the latest fads in fashion so that they can look like kids in high school
Anticipatory Socialization
Desocialization
Primary Socialization
“Reverse” Socialization
57
In the movie, Pleasantville, Mary Sue explains what sex is to her mom. This is an example of
Lifetheme
Social Learning Theory
“Reverse” Socialization
Socialization
58
The ongoing struggle between the bourgeoisie and the proletariat
Capitalist
Sociology
Class conflict
Conventional (social) wisdom
59
Soldiers in the military
Subculture
counterculture
Popular Culture
High Culture
60
In ____, children learn to consider the roles of several people simultaneously.
the play stage
role taking
the imitation stage
the game stage
61
Common beliefs or idea that most people hold true
Bourgeoisie
Conventional (social) wisdom
Capitalist
Sociology
62
Hippies
High Culture
Counterculture
Multiculturalism
Popular Culture
63
Comprises products, food, and lifestyles that appeal to the majority of people within society
High Culture
Counterculture
Multiculturalism
Popular Culture
64
One who owns the means for producing wealth
Capitalist
Sociology
Proletariat
Class conflict
65
Related disciplines that study various aspects of human behavior
Social Darwinism
Social Sciences
Sociological Perspective
Dysfunction
66
Class owning the means for producing wealth
Conventional (social) wisdom
Bourgeoisie
Proletariat
Capitalist
67
Parent
Ascribed Status
Achieved Status
68
May teach children to be aggressive and violent
The School
Peers
The Family
Mass Media
69
When you oversimplify the defining factors of a group or social category you are engaging in
Role Taking
Primary Socialization
Self-fulfilling prophecy
Stereotyping
70
People living within defined territorial borders and sharing a common culture
Rights
Society
Mechanization
Obligations
71
The ordered relationships and patterned expectations that guide social interaction
Social Acts
Social Interaction
Social Structure
72
Ability to anticipate what others expect from us and to fulfill those expectations is known as
Self
Primary Socialization
An “I” statement
Role Taking
73
An expected behavior associated with a particular status
Obligations
Society
Role
Rights
74
Where one learns to think and speak
Peers
The Family
Mass Media
School
75
Process by which we form impressions of others and ourselves depend on which of the following?
Social perception depends on all of the answers
Physical appearance
Tone of voice
Posture
76
Viewing the world beyond commonly held beliefs to the hidden meanings of human actions
Sociological Perspective
Social Sciences
Dysfunction
Social Darwinism
77
Mia feels better because significant others began making postive comments on her new appearance
the Looking Glass Self Theory
Social Mirrors
Social Perception
Conformity
78
First major agent of socialization in most societies
Mass Media
Peers
The Family
The School
79
A graduation ceremony, a wedding, baptism, funeral or bar mitzvah are all examples of
Rites of Passage
Life themes
Primary socialization
Life Courses
80
The theory that societies evolve naturally into the fittest form
Social Sciences
Sociological Perspective
Dysfunction
Social Darwinism
81
May encourage desired music selection, clothing choices & is most pronounced during adolescence
Peers
The Family
The School
Mass Media
82
Life long process where we internalize our cultures, develop a personality & social identity
Resocialization
Stereotyping
Social Mirror
Socialization
83
When MarySue entered Pleasantville, she gave up her way of life in order to fit in with people
Rite of Passage
the Looking Glass Self
Resocialization
Desocialization
84
Type of society in which machinery is used to distribute food, goods, and information
Postindustrial Society
Pastoral Society
Industrial Society
Agrarian Society
85
The idea which states that our human behavior is learned from modeling others is known as (the)
Social Perception
Life theme
Social Learning Theory
Social Mirror
86
Anything that stands for something else and has a shared meaning attached to it
Symbol
Law
Culture
Folkway
87
When discussing the dominant attitudes and expectations of
MOST
members of society
Primary Socialization
Rites of Passage
Significant Others
Generalized Others
88
Attending a circus or local festival (i.e. County Fair).
Folk Culture
Subculture
Popular Culture
High Culture
89
The degree to which a society is unified
Role
Social Solidarity
Urbanization
Organic Solidarity
90
Iraqis had to
learn
a new way of life under a democratic government, once Saddam was defeated
Primary Socialization
Desocialization
Resocialization
Role Taking
91
The “Me” is characterized by all of the following
EXCEPT
Dominates the thoughts of young children
Reactive
Based on our perception of how others will respond to us
Socialized self
92
Police officer imprisons a criminal for a serious crime
Negative Informal Sanction
Positive Formal Sanction
Positive Informal Sanction
Negative Formal Sanction
93
The attitude of people
NOT
a part of Gina’s group of friends is known as:
Desocialization
Generalized Others
Resocialization
Significant Others
94
Encourages respect and appreciation for cultural differences
High Culture
Counterculture
Multiculturalism
Popular Culture
95
Teaches children a hidden curriculum
The School
Mass Media
Family
Peers
96
Idea regarding how individuals use others to see a reflection of themselves & gain insight
The “I”
The “Me”
Personality
The Looking Glass Theory
97
A child copies, without understanding, the physical and verbal behavior of a significant other.
Game Stage
Imitation Stage
Play Stage
Role Taking
98
Family, Schools & other groups that formally & informally take on the task of socialization
Generalized Others
Resocialization
Significant Others
Agents of Socialization
99
A status that is earned or chosen through effort or ability
Ascribed Status
Master Status
Achieved Status
100
Parent praises daughter for earning an A on a test
Positive Informal Sanction
Negative Formal Sanction
Positive Formal Sanction
Negative Informal Sanction
101
People whom we interact with and who have special meaning to us are referred to as
Significant Others
Socializers
Generalized Others
Looking Glass Selves
102
Mr. Johnson seems unfulfilled with his job & unhappy with his personal life. He is in need of
Lifetheme
Social Mirror
Desocialization
Social Perception