UCSP Post test week 6

1. What social organization has the greatest impact on individual?

• Economy

• Family

• Religion

• School

Which of the following is not a function of the church/religion?

• serves as an instrument of socialization

• psychological diversion from unwanted life situations

• providing solutions for unexplained natural, phenomena

• to care for and nurture children to become responsible adults.

Which of the following is the social institution entrusted with the task of teaching morality to individuals and groups?

• Church

• Economy

• Government

• School

Which of the following is not a function of the economy?

• preparation for occupational roles

• provide methods for the production of goods and services

• provide methods for the distribution of goods and services

• enable societies’ members to consume goods and services

What social institution is task to provide for the legitimate use of power?

• Church

• Economy

• Government

• School

Which of the following cannot be consider as a reason for deviant?

• Happiness of the individual

• Factors outside the individual

• Factors coming from within the individual

• Individual’s abnormalities in their personalities

What does Anomie theory claims?

• Outside factors cause an individual’s deviant behaviour.

• Persons who are biological deviants are assumed to have mental illnesses.

• Groups in power consider deviant the acts of weaker groups in order to exploit them.

• If persons only associate but do not identify with a group, it is not likely that they become deviant.

What do we call to an act that violates the society’s formally enacted laws?

• Crime

• Disobedience

• Personality Disorder

• Rebellion

What kind of deviance an individual is creating when he/she is not conforming to their established group norm?

• Individual deviance

• Group deviance

• Primary deviance

• Secondary deviance

Vandalism, littering, loitering in restricted areas, cheating during examination are examples of what type of deviance?

• Group Deviance

• Individual Deviance

• Primary Deviance

• Secondary Deviance