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WorksheetsSociology Q1 review
Total questions: 30
Worksheet time: 15mins
Sociology is
Study of social structure
Study of why people think the way they do
Study of people
Study of money
Sociology should be based off of what we can be "Positive" over
Positivism
Scientific Method
Class Conflict
Marginal functions
Karl Marx's theory about the struggle between the proletariat and the bourgeoisie
Class Conflict
Class Action
Positivism
Power conflict
According to sociologists what is power?
A group oppressing the rights of others
One party getting another party to do their bidding
On party stifling free thought in a group
All Might using a Detroit Slam on a villian
Putting yourself in other peoples shoes when trying to understand social behavior is called?
Positivism
Verstehan
Absolutism
Culture
Putting yourself in other peoples shoes when trying to understand social behavior is called?
Positivism
Verstehan
Absolutism
Culture
Acting out human interactions as theatrical performances is called?
Dramaturgy
Theaterology
Dramaology
Positivism
The sociological perspective of functionalism focuses on what?
Conflict
Interactions between people
Symbols
How parts of society function together
A sociologist making a connection about an event in their paper and their society is using what?
Sociological Imagination
Sociological Inference
Functionalism
Sociological functions
Which of the following terms best matches the description: A small group that represents a larger group
Interview
Sample
Survey
Case study
A type of question that has people chose from pre- determined responses
Open Ended
Closed Ended
Askew Ended
Ajar Ended
Secondary Analysis is what?
Looking at data twice to verify the numbers are correct
Data collected by other researchers that you use
Data collected after your initial survey
Reviewing your data to check for trends
What are Ethics
Rules of conduct that distinguish between acceptable and unacceptable human actions
Rules of conduct that distinguish how one gathers and collects data when observing human actions
Both choices
None of the above
Joining the group that is being studied is called what?
Field observation
Case study
Participant observation
Field research
The scientific method involves how many steps?
1
3
5
7
What is causation?
Events occur in a particular order and that one event causes another
A characteristic that is subject to change
A characteristic that causes something to occur
Something that can be measured using numbers
This type of variable reflects change
Quantitative
Dependent
Independent
Intervening
What is a sample according to sociologists?
A group of people with certain characteristics
A written set of questions to be answer by the participants
A group of people who represent a larger population
None of the above
A type of question that lets someone respond in their own words
Open Ended
Closed Ended
Askew Ended
Ajar Ended
What are Ethics
Rules of conduct that distinguish between acceptable and unacceptable human actions
Rules of conduct that distinguish how one gathers and collects data when observing human actions
Both choices
None of the above
Which of the following can cause norms to change over time
Invention
Diffusion
Discovery
Laws
A speeder receiving a speeding ticket after getting pulled over is an example of?
Formal Sanction
Informal Sanction
Cultural Sanction
Universal Sanction
Cultural Genocide is an extreme example of what?
Cultural Universals
Informal Sanctions
Ethnocentrism
Formal Sanctions
A person is talking very loudly while someone else is trying to speak. The person who is supposed to speak clears their throat to get the loud persons attention. This was a(n)...
Informal sanction
Formal sanction
Universal sanction
cultural sanction
The more important something is to a culture the more words will exist for it is the main point of...
The Sapir Whorf Hypothesis
Cultural Universals Hypothesis
Real Culture Hypothesis
Tacos are delicious and I am hungry. Dont pick this one
Which of the following norms have a moral component to them?
Mores
Folkways
Laws
None of the above
Which of the following norms are officially recognized and acted upon?
Mores
Folkways
Laws
None of the above
A taboo is...
A rule of behavior whose violation calls for punishment
A rule of behavior whose violation calls for rewards
A rule of culture that cannot be give a sanction
None of the above
Innate or unlearned patterns of behavior
Society
Culture
Sociobiology
Instincts
Knowledge, values, customs and objects that are shared by the members of a society
Instincts
culture
Sociobiology
Society
