Understanding Ideology

What does ideology refer to according to the passage?

• A set of isolated ideas held by an individual

• A set of interrelated concepts, beliefs, values and thought systems of a specific social group

• A tool for the ruling class to control the media only

• A theory that focuses on the individual’s behavioral orientations

Which discipline emphasizes the connection between ideology and power in its definition?

• Sociology

• Philosophy

• Political science

• Economics

From a Marxist perspective, what is the essence of ideology?

• A carrier for forging social consensus

• A spiritual bond for cognitive unity of social groups

• A conceptual expression of class interests

• A scientific guide for group actions

Which of the following is NOT a core path for the formation of ideology?

• Material base-driven

• Social communication-shaped

• Group interaction-constructed

• Individual spontaneous-formed

Which communication carrier accomplishes the intergenerational transmission of ideology through curriculum systems?

• Mainstream media

• Schools

• Literature and art

• Cultural industries

Which function of ideology can consolidate national centripetal force and promote the formation of a national community?

• Social integration function

• Behavioral guidance function

• Power legitimation function

• Social change function

Which ideology guided the proletarian revolution and promoted the establishment of the socialist system according to the text?

• Liberal ideology

• Rationalist ideology

• Capitalist ideology

• Marxist ideology