Sociology Chapter 14 Review

An example of ethicalism is...

How many Americans are affiliated with some religious organization

This perspective believes that religion's social control can inhibit freedom of thought

Considered to be part of the supernatural world and inspires awe, respect, and reverence

All of the following are main functions of religion EXCEPT

This organizational structure may become a denomination over time but is intolerant of others

Consists of roles and norms that ensure transmission of knowledge, values, and behavior

Basic skills such as hunting and cooking are most likely to be taught in...

All of the following are consequences of No Child Left Behind EXCEPT

A new religion whose members may reject the rest of society

All of the following are the most common religions in the U.S. EXCEPT

An example of polytheism is...

All of the following are elements of every religion EXCEPT

Considered to be part of the ordinary world and is commonplace or familiar

All of the following is true about an ecclesia EXCEPT

This perspective views tracking as a way of allowing students to work at their own pace

The most common reason parents choose home schooling for their students is...

Studies education's teaching skills, culture transmission, social integration, & job placement

Fundamental Christians believe in all of the following EXCEPT

Education in non-industrialized nations normally occurs...

Students will meet the expectations teachers set for them (self-fulfilling prophecy)

All of the following are considered when approving a school voucher EXCEPT

All of the following are positives about No Child Left Behind EXCEPT

Social creation wherein things take on sacred meaning only when socially defined

What allows teachers to keep tenure?

This is the formal education which involves instruction by specially trained teachers

How many Americans attend religious services regularly?