History and Basic Concepts of Sociology

According to Comte, sociology originates from two Latin words, namely...

• A. Socio and logic

• B. Socius and logic

• C. Social and logos

• D. Socius and logos

The object of sociology that explains social phenomena and the processes of human relationships that affect human life itself is the object of sociology...

• A. Materials

• B. Formal

• C. Primary

• D. Secondary

The statement below that is not a benefit of studying sociology is...

• A. Always able to understand societal differences.

• B. Becoming more responsive and critical in facing life's challenges.

• D. Being able to clearly define our identity within society.

• C. Earning a sufficient income.

The following are referred to as Father of Sociology...

• A. Pitrim A. Sorokon

• B. Auguste Comte

• C. Karl Marx

• D. Max Weber

Sociology literally comes from two words, namely socius and logos, which are interpreted as the science of relationships between friends, and more broadly, sociology is interpreted as the science of...

• A. Human Culture

• B. Social Change

• C. Society

• D. Social Dynamics