Unit 1: Intro to Sociology Test Review

FOCUS ON THE SOCIAL OR GROUP LEVEL, NOT INDIVIDUALS

• SOCIAL STUDIES

• SOCIOLOGICAL PERSPECTIVE

• SOCIOCULTURAL VIEW

• SOCIOLOGICAL IMAGINATION

THE ABILITY TO SEE THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN EVENTS IN ONE’S PERSONAL LIFE AND EVENTS IN SOCIETY

• SOCIOLOGICAL PERSPECTIVE

• SOCIAL STATUS

• SOCIOLOGICAL IMAGINATION

• SOCIAL EMPATHY

USING THE SOCIOLOGIAL IMAGINATION IS BENEFICIAL TO SOCIETY BECAUSE IT HELPS US SEE HOW "PERSONAL PROBLEMS" MIGHT REALLY HAVE A LARGER SOCIAL CAUSE OR EFFECT.

• TRUE

• FALSE

WHAT QUESTIONS MIGHT A SOCIOLOGIST ASK, USING THE SOCIOLOGICAL IMAGINATION, GIVEN THIS SCENARIO?: A FACTORY WORKER LOST HER JOB.

SELECT ALL THAT APPLY

• ARE MANY FACTORY WORKERS LOSING THEIR JOBS?

• ARE PEOPLE BUYING LESS MANUFACTURED GOODS?

• IS THERE LESS DEMAND FOR MANUAL WORK IN SOCIETY?

• ARE OTHER WOMEN OUT OF WORK RIGHT NOW?

The act of changing your behaviors in order to fit in or go along with the people around you is...

• COJUNTION

• COMMUNAL

• COLLECTIVE

• CONFORMITY

Which of the following are types of conformity? SELECT ALL THAT APPLY

• Normative

• Informational

• Identification

• Compliance

• Internalization

Changing one's behavior to fit into a group is which type of conformity?

• Informational

• Internalization

• Normative

• Compliance

Looking to the group for information or direction when you don't know the answer is which type of conformity?

• Informational

• Internalization

• Identification

• Normative

Conforming based on given social roles is what type of conformity?

• Compliance

• Normative

• Identification

• Internalization

CHANGING YOUR BEHAVIOR WHILE INTERNALLY DISAGREEING WITH THE GROUP IS WHAT TYPE OF CONFORMITY?

• IDENTIFICATION

• NORMATIVE

• INTERNALIZATION

• COMPLIANCE