Introduction to social sciences

The social being and the individual being are incompatible and mutually exclusive. Only the social being can live in society, the individual is isolated.

• true

• false

Human beings do not lose their individual atributes when they are immersed in society.

• true

• false

It's continuous process, it begins at birth, evolves during the stages of life and requieres adopting certain social patterns.

• Segregation
• Socialization
• Individualization
• Isolation

Family members are the only agents of socialization.

• true

• false

For Durkheim, the principal apparatus with which the legal norm is:

• economic factors
• individual conscience
• government regulations
• norm of law

Weber conceives social action as the elementary form of sociability that allows an individual to relate and be related to others. "Behaviors on the table", using silverware, dress "appropriately" for some events are norms:

• Cultural action
• Political action
• Economic action
• norms of conduct/ social norms

Mental process that consists of classifying, explaining and understanding the phenomena of nature and knowing how and why reality works in a certain way.

• Knowledge

• wisdom

• experience

• Mathematical inquiry

knowledge originates solely from experimentation.

• true

• false

It's acquired by experimentation with the environment:

• theoretical knowledge
• speculative knowledge
• hypothetical knowledge
• empirical knowledge

It's acquired without reasoning, quickly and unconsciously, it lacks logic:

• Philosophical knowledge

• Empirical knowledge

• Intuitive knowledge

• Scientiifc knowledge