Auguste Comte is most known for

Stressing the importance of scientific evidence

Max Weber is best known for

Influence of cultural ideas and values on society

An example of cultural appropriation is

An American football team's fans wears native tribes clothing

Harriet Martineau is best known for

Analysis of society should inclue all members of society

Sapir and Whorf's Linguistic Relativity Hypothesis means

Language is key to understanding perception and influence

Pattern of personal problems held by a larger group of people

Karl Marx is best known for

The economy and class conflict being the driving force of social change

Organic solidarity is

Institutions functioning as an intergrated whole

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Auguste Comte is most known for
Stressing the importance of scientific evidence
Economics being key to social change
Groupthink
Modernity
2
W.E.B. Du Bois is best known for
Biological determinism
Double Consciousness
Economic determinism
Anomie
3
Max Weber is best known for
Influence of cultural ideas and values on society
Studying minority groups
Class conflict and the economy
Ethnocentric views and colonialism
4
An example of cultural appropriation is
A diverse group of people protesting a planned development
None of these
A person learning a foreign language
An American football team's fans wears native tribes clothing
5
Harriet Martineau is best known for
Creating the framework for an economic caste system
Analysis of society should inclue all members of society
The New Jim Crow
Symbolic interactionism
6
Personal Issues are
Both A and B
Areas of focus for public health
Socio-economic status
Private struggles or conflicts
7
Emile Durkheim is most known for
Social Facts
Organic solidarity
Anomie
All of the above
8
Who created the "sociological imagination"?
Marx
Durkheim
Du Bois
C. Wright Mills
9
Which of the following describes an advantage of survey research?
It provides richer details about a population
You get a glimpse inside a group
Results are easily quantified
Response rates are high
10
Sapir and Whorf's Linguistic Relativity Hypothesis means
Stress from manners of speech and accents that are not common in an area
Language is key to understanding perception and influence
Perception is based on reality
Words and language are not as important as economic power
11
Public issues are
Not worth studying
Pattern of personal problems held by a larger group of people
All of the above
What forms the basis of legislation
12
Norms are...
Principles or rules of society
Do's and don'ts of society
Both A and B
None of these
13
Karl Marx is best known for
The economy and class conflict being the driving force of social change
Importance of culture and values
Liberal economic policy
All of the above
14
Organic solidarity is
Better access to food
Institutions functioning as an intergrated whole
Solidarity of the working class
Purity of an organizations goals

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