SOCIOL110 Intro to Sociology, Quiz #1 Review

Which concept refers to “the dislike of that which is perceived to be foreign or strange”?

Charles Horton Cooley used this metaphor to describe how we develop social reflexivity?

According to C. Wright Mills, individuals have personal ???, while societies have broader issues.

Which of the following terms is usually associated with symbolic interactionism?

What was Max Weber’s term for being able to increase one's wellbeing by utilizing structural resources?

In her article “‘No way my boys are going to be like that!’”, Emily Kane mainly examines what type of socialization?

Karl Marx witnessed exploitation and inequality inherent in this economic system?

Cultural value systems about social behaviors within a society, often form a dichotomy between ??? for its members.

Weber studied how Protestants in European countries easily adopted capitalistic values, affecting economies. Weber used:

Marx argued that this class of people, whose only exchangeable resource is labor, are chronically exploited for profit?

Intersecting coordinates of status within hierarchies of class, gender, age, race, etc, taken together form one’s...?

Hunter & McClelland discuss that functionalism is often critiqued for being unable to sufficiently explain...?

In Granfield’s study of working-class law students, avoidance and redefining were tactics that were used to...?

Marx’s quote, “The ideas of the ruling class are, in every epoch, the ruling ideas”, exemplifies which concept?

Survey questionnaires can yield statistically representative findings via random sampling. They are well-suited to...?

To prevent the exploitation of research subjects, standard practice demands that ??? evaluate one’s methods first.

C. Wright Mills refers to the sociological imagination as:

What kinds of questions can social scientific research gather the most definitive and comprehensive data about?

Studying culture from the perspective of an insider to the culture, is also called...?

Groups that hold values, and engage in activities, that separate their members from the broader society are called...?