Sociology Unit 1 AOS1: Youth Hurdle Test

The field of Sociology arose...

• During World War 1

• In the 20th Century

• After the Industrial Revolution

• After World War II

Society functions because of...

• Rules

• Laws

• Systems

• Government

Where are people taught society's rules?

• Through Institutions

• Through media

• Through the internet

• Through peer groups

Which of these are examples of the 5 major institutions?

• Friends

• Education

• Religion

• Family

Society is a system that is made up of many smaller parts, including ​ (a)   institutions (such as schools, hospitals and government bodies) as well as ​ (b)   social groups (such as families)

• formal
• informal
• structured
• unstructured
• government
• casual

What is the process of learning rules through observation called?

• Conditioning

• Acculturation

• Socialisation

• Memorisation

​ (a)   data is data that can be represented numerically that has been collected through measuring, counting or surveying.

​ (b)   data is data that is text based and collected through interviews, observation or open questions.

• Quantitative
• Qualitative
• Numerical
• Textual
• Quantum

Within Sociology, ABS stands for...

• Anti-lock Brake System

• Australian Board of Statistics

• Australian Bureau of Statistics

• Australia's Bunch of Stats

The ​ (a)   Sociological ​ (b)   (TASA) have created ​ (c)   that all researchers, teachers and ​ (d)   must follow. These are updated every three years and ensure ​ (e)   and professionalism in the space.

• Australian
• Association
• guidelines
• students
• integrity
• laws
• people
• consistency
• Australasian
• Alliance

How many many guidelines does TASA have?

• Two

• Four

• Six

• Five