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WorksheetsHBSE 1 Quiz 2
Total questions: 30
Worksheet time: 30mins
It means that the income level from employment is so low that basic human needs can't be met.
Crisis
Problem
Poverty
Needs
This causes of poverty usually inhibits development when leaders help themselves to money that would otherwise be used for development
corruption
crisis
poverty
legal poverty
It refers to issues/crises or problems that may affect individuals in society.
Social Problem
Social change
social crisis
social crisis
It is a component of the social problem that focuses on the fact of the problem.
Objective component
Subjective component
It refers to perceptions of a social problem from our interaction with other people, whose perceptions and beliefs influence our own perceptions and beliefs.
Conflict theory
Symbolic Interactionist theory
Functionalism
This theory emphasizes the difference between individuals in terms of their beliefs, interest, and perception.
Functionalism
Symbolic interactionism
Conflict theory
This theory emphasizes that social problem is functional in some ways by definitely in should not be continued.
Functionalism
Symbolic interactionism
Conflict theory
The following are the example of Personal trouble, except?
Unemployed person
Climate change
Teenage pregnancy
Abortion
The following are examples of public issues, except?
Climate change
Abortion
Health care availability
Gender inequality
Civil Rights and Racial Discrimination is considered ___________?
Personal Trouble
Public Issues
One of the issues that our country is facing and battling nowadays is overpopulation however with this problem all businessman helps to earn and their business to grow. What theory does applied in this situation?
Public issues
constructive perspective
Functionalism
Conflict theory
The reality of the conditions of poverty: the reality of insufficient access to food, health services, and education; and high rates of infant mortality, preventable diseases, and illiteracy.
Objective Component
Subjective component
This is the time when the social problem emerges or exists when a social entity (such as a social change group, the news media, or influential politicians) begins to call attention to a condition or behavior that it perceives to be undesirable and in need of remedy. a
Emergence and Claims Making
Legitimacy
Renewed claims-making
Development of alternative strategies
It refers to the belief that a particular social condition is harmful to society or to a segment of society and that it should and can be changed.
Objective component
Subjective component
Social Problem
Conflict
While walking on the streets you noticed a group of children who are very thin and you think they are experiencing malnutrition and should be addressed very soon, This situation is considered?
Objective component
Subjective component
Malnutrition is an example of what approach to social problems?
Public issues
Personal troubles
Negative conditions and behaviors are not a social problem unless they are not recognized as such by policymakers, large numbers of lay citizens, or other segments of our society.
True
False
Legitimacy is the stage that may involve a fair amount of tension between the social change groups and these targets of their claims
True
False
Poverty is an example of a functionalist perspective.
True
False
It refers to social problems affecting many individuals. problems in society thus help account for problems that individuals experience.
Conflict theory
Public issues
Personal troubles
Social Problem
This is the stage when the strategies given by the government are not considered enough by some people or groups to address the problem.
Legitimacy
Renewed claims-making
Development of strategies
Emergence
This is the stage that social problem is insisted on by a group of people because they have evidence gathered and are confident that they are right.
Legitimacy
Emergence
Renewed claims-making
development strategy
This is the stage where actions and decisions on how to address specific social problems are emerging.
Development of alternative strategies
Legitimacy
Renewed claims-making
Emergence and claims making
Functionalism is somehow the same with Interactionist perspective as various parts of society contribute to ongoing inequality,
True
False
In Symbolic- Interactionism Theory the interaction of an individual towards other people affects their behavior and not their perceptions.
True
False
Despite its negative effect on society this theory tend to create jobs for people.
Functionalism
Conflict theory
Interactionist theory
Conflict theory is often the consequence of factors extending beyond an individual's control.
True
False
The social constructionist view emphasizes that a condition or behavior become a social problem unless there is a perception that it should be considered a social problem
True
False
The view of this theory is that the solutions to social problems should take the form of gradual social reform rather than sudden and far-reaching change.
Functionalist theory
Interactionist theory
Social Constructive perspective
Conflict theory
It stresses that individual problems are often rooted in problems stemming from aspects of society itself.
Social Problem
Theories
Sociology
Psychology
