WorksheetsCh. 1: What Is Sociology?
Total questions: 16
Worksheet time: 8mins
The scientific study of society and human behavior.
social sciences
sociology
psychology
anthropology
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Related disciplines that study various aspects of human social behavior
social sciences
sociology
psychology
anthropology
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The observable facts or events that involve human society.
sociology
social phenomenon
social sciences
sociological perspective
A Frenchman and the father of sociology; believed social behavior needed to be studied scientifically; coined the term sociology.
George Herbert Mead
Auguste Comte
Max Weber
Julian Samora
An Englishwoman who conducted early sociological studies in Britain and the United States; one of the first "feminists;" best known for translating Comte's work into English
Harriet Martineau
Jane Addams
Ruth Bader Ginsburg
Julian Samora
A German scholar who emphasized the role conflict plays in social change; coined terms bourgeoisie and proletariat, predicted class conflict.
Booker T. Washington
Auguste Comte
Karl Marx
Max Weber
Developed the concept of the ideal type, a model against which social reality can be measured; influenced the development of the interactionist perspective.
Max Weber
Karl Marx
Herbert Spencer
George Herbert Mead
Used community studies to underscore the significance of race in American society; believed that sociologists should be involved in social reform as well as academic study.
Booker T. Washington
Julian Samora
WEB DuBois
George Herbert Mead
His study of suicide was groundbreaking, he believed suicide was not just an individual problem but a social problem, he coined terms mechanical/organic solidarity.
Auguste Comte
Max Weber
Herbert Spencer
Emile Durkheim
She co-founded Hull House in Chicago's slums, she focused on immigrants, the sick, poor, and aged, she received the Nobel Peace Prize in 1931.
Harriet Martineau
Julian Samora
Jane Addams
Emile Durkheim
The sole survivor of 9 children, he was pressured as a child, academically, compared society to a human body, Social Darwinism
Auguste Comte
Max Weber
Herbert Spencer
Emile Durkheim
Views society as a set of interrelated parts that work together to produce a stable social system.
Functionalist Perspective
Conflict Perspective
Feminist Perspective
Interactionist Perspective
Focuses on the forces in society that promote competition and change.
Functionalist Perspective
Conflict Perspective
Feminist Perspective
Interactionist Perspective
Focuses on how individuals interact with one another in society.
Functionalist Perspective
Conflict Perspective
Feminist Perspective
Interactionist Perspective
Marginalized groups are often
racial minorities
ethnic minorities
sexual minorities
religious minorities
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TRUE or FALSE? Good sociology can help us to create good public policy.
TRUE
FALSE
