What is sociology?

Which of these are social sciences?

• Psychology
• Sociology
• Anthropology
• All of them

Which of these are social instututions?

• Economy
• Family
• Religion
• All of them

What does sociological imagination mean?

• The ability to see things socially and how they interact and influence each other.
• Critical thinking
• Abstract thinking
• Cultural awareness

What are values in sociology?

• The systematic study of society and its institutions
• The process of learning the norms and values of society.
• The unwritten rules of behaviour within a society.
• The goals that society tells us we should be aiming for in order to be considered a success.

What are norms in sociology?

• The systematic study of society and its institutions
• The process of learning the norms and values of society.
• The unwritten rules of behaviour within a society.
• The goals that society tells us we should be aiming for in order to be considered a success.

What is sociology?

• The systematic study of society and its institutions
• The process of learning the norms and values of society.
• The unwritten rules of behaviour within a society.
• The goals that society tells us we should be aiming for in order to be considered a success.

Which sociological perspective sees society as a system of parts that work together to produce social order?

• Functionalism
• Marxism
• Feminism
• Interactionism

What is socialisation?

• The systematic study of society and its institutions
• The process of learning the norms and values of society.
• The unwritten rules of behaviour within a society.
• The goals that society tells us we should be aiming for in order to be considered a success.

Which sociological perspective focuses on the conflict between the classes?

• Functionalism
• Marxism
• Feminism
• Interactionism

Which sociological perspective focuses on the conflict between genders?

• Functionalism
• Marxism
• Feminism
• Interactionism