WorksheetsSOCIOLOGY UNIT 3 "Cultural Conformity & Adaptation REVIEW
Total questions: 25
Worksheet time: 13mins
_____ felt the excessive focus on the self weakened the established values of hard work & moderation and threatened the capitalist system
Christopher Lasch
Robin M. Williams
Daniel Bell
Margaret Mead
Wrote a book entitled "The Culture of Narcissism".
Christopher Lasch
Daniel Bell
Napoleon Chagnon
Margaret Mead
_____ is the devotion to the full development of one’s talents and potential.
selfishness
ethnocentrism
self-fulfillment
conformity
vested interests are a source of resistance to social change.
True
False
ethnocentrism is a source of resistance to social change.
True
False
cultural lag is a source of resistance to social change.
true
false
wars & conquest are a source of resistance to social change.
true
false
Punishments or threats of punishment used to enforce conformity to norms
negative sanctions
positive sanctions
formal sanctions
social sanctions
Cultural Lag occurs because some societies change less rapidly than others
true
false
rewards are
positive sanctions
negative sanctions
formal sanctions
social sanctions
used to enforce conformity to the norms for some people
ideologies
vested interests
sanctions
agents of social change
Ethnocentrism is the sharing of rules of conduct that tell us how to act in specific situations.
true
false
Examples of negative sanctions include praise, frowns, cheers, and scolding
true
false
Formal sanction occurs because some aspects of society change less rapidly than others.
true
false
Vested interest is the recognition of new uses for existing elements or a new understanding of these elements.
true
false
Diffusion is the source of social change that brings about the most change in the least amount of time
true
false
Process of spreading culture traits from one society to
another
narcissism
ideology
diffusion
internalization
Process by which a norm becomes part of an individuals personality.
ideology
internalization
sanctions
narcissism
imprisonment, pay raises, suspension from school, and medals
formal sanctions
social sanctions
positive sanctions
negative sanctions
System of beliefs or ideas that justifies some social, moral, religious, political, or economic interests held by a group of people.
sanctions
ideology
technology
narcissism
Extreme self-centeredness
sanctions
vested interests
narcissism
self-fulfillment is a new value that has emerged in the U.S.
true
false
population is a source of social change
true
false
Values & Beliefs are a source of social change
true
false
The Physical Environment is a source of resistance to social change
true
false
