Who believed each social institution plays a role in order for society to function?

Who said there would be a revolution by the people that would lead to a classless society?

Who stated that humans behave based on their understanding of the situation?

Who said that natural selection would ensure the "survival of the fittest" in society?

Who said social behavior must be explained by social factors instead of psychological factors?

Who believed that change occurs in society, but it's temporary and necessary?

Who studied gender conflict?

Who studied race conflict?

Who wanted to use the scientific method to study human behavior?

Who is considered a founder of the conflict theory?

Who is considered a founder of structural functionalism?

Who is considered a founder of symbolic interactionism?

Whose main concern for studying society was so that improvements could be made?

Who stated that there is a similarity between women and slaves and how they are treated?

Who coined the German term "Verstehen" that means putting oneself in someone else's shoes?

Who discussed and advocated for the role of women and children in society?

Who coined the term "Social Darwinism" and the idea that the fittest cultures will survive?

Who believes that society is like a living organism - every organ plays a role for survival. His beliefs led to the development of the functionalist perspective.

Who studied the individual and how that individual related to society?

Who believed that sociologists need to develop a "sociological imagination" to study how society affects individuals?

Which of the following men coined the term "positivism" and is widely considered the father of sociology?

Which founder of sociology believed societies change due to class struggles?

Which sociologist translated Comte's work and whose own work focused mainly on women?

This sociologist traced problems facing African Americans through social and economic history and later became the founder of the NAACP.

Herbert Spencer described human society as having much in common with

Max Weber focused on the _____ influence on the movement from traditional thinking to rational thinking.

Karl Marx highlighted which of the following as a source of social change?

Max Weber highlighted which of the following as a source of social change?

Who stated that religion is the "opium of the people"?

Charles Cooley referred to a small social group whose members share personal and enduring relationships as

According to the research of Solomon Asch, _____

What is the sociological concept coined by Irving Janis for a limited understanding of some issue resulting from group conformity?

Which sociologist suggested the connection between history and biography to explain the sociological imagination?

Who was the first to propose that the scientific method could be applied to the study of social life?

Who validated the concept of the "iron law of oligarchy" which states that bureaucracy always means "the few rule many"?

Which sociologists worked on behalf of those in poverty and founded the Hull House, a center to help women and children in Chicago.

Which sociologist coined the term "the looking-glass self"?

Who raised and experimented on monkeys to evaluate the affect of nurture on social development?

The concepts of id, ego, and superego are associated with which of the theorists?

The imitation stage, play stage, game stage, and the concept of the generalized other are associated with the work of

Whose research focused on social development based on morals?

Who took Kohlberg's research on moral development one step further and noted the differences between boys and girls?

Which sociologist believed that life was about impression management and a theatrical representation which coined the term "dramaturgy"?

Which sociologist was a major proponent of functionalism and studied manifest and latent functions?

Who believed that cultural transmission takes place when behavior is learned through differential association - associating with groups different from the norm?

Who was the first sociologist to study sexuality?

Who created the social control theory - people can't control impulses because they lack self control and thus deviance occurs.

Which sociologist focused on values and norms common to the poor (culture of poverty)?

Which sociologist brought Durkheim's work to the U.S. and created the theory of "social system" meaning all social units could be studied and analyzed in its own right?