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sociology 4

Total questions: 60

Worksheet time: 30mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

Secondary socialization - is:

a)

the process of "relearning " social roles, when a person falls into the environment with other living conditions

b)

the period of socialization, which coincides with the formal education

c)

the process of securing social skills obtained during primary socialization

d)

socialization flowing outside the classroom

2.

Super group plays the dominant role:

a)

in the tribal community

b)

in a traditional society

c)

in modern society

d)

in a formal organization

3.

P. Sorokin, one of the most important conditions of social interaction considered:

a)

in the tribal community

b)

in a traditional society

c)

in modern society

d)

in a formal organization

4.

P. Sorokin, one of the most important conditions of social interaction considered:

a)

the presence of significant characters

b)

the presence of conductors interaction

c)

the presence of a social group

d)

successful completion of socialization

5.

Chief agent of primary socialization is:

a)

family

b)

kindergarten

c)

school

d)

a group of friends

6.

Social character is the product of:

a)

the level of development of society

b)

national culture

c)

the natural features of the geographical environment

d)

individual education

7.

Short-term accumulation of people who have nothing in common except the simultaneous physical presence in the same place, namely:

a)

clan

b)

group

c)

crowd

d)

turn

8.

Which of the following statements applies to the socialization:

a)

it is not unique to humans but also animals

b)

it is a cumulative process of accumulation of social skills

c)

it is the theoretical mastery of the rights and responsibilities of its status

d)

it is the process of strengthening the body's psycho physiological

9.

Term "Interaction" means:

a)

international relations

b)

social relations

c)

social interaction

d)

the process of establishing a mode of communication

10.

Resocialization represents:

a)

the period of socialization, which coincides with the formal education ;

b)

the process of securing social skills obtained during primary socialization ;

c)

weaning from the old norms, values and roles;

d)

the process of " relearning " social roles, when a person gets into the environment with other living conditions

11.

Deviant behavior - it is nothing like:

a)

the typical behavior of the offender ( delinquent )

b)

criminal behavior

c)

deviation from the formal law

d)

any behavior that deviates from accepted norms

12.

Deviation is most frequently observed:

a)

in the elderly

b)

in people are concerned primarily personal interests

c)

in women

d)

in young

13.

Social regulations - is:

a)

a means of punishment

b)

a means of promoting

c)

the prohibition or permission to do anything

d)

formal negative sanctions

14.

To macrosociological concepts include:

a)

small-group

b)

socialization

c)

civilization

d)

reacting

15.

To microsociological concepts include:

a)

small-group

b)

civilization

c)

the world system

d)

state

16.

The most important condition for social interaction Sorokin said :

a)

the availability of appropriate motivation

b)

the presence of two or more individuals that determine the behavior and mental experience each other

c)

the presence of mutual interest

d)

the presence of mutual benefit

17.

A typical representative of a small group is:

a)

turn in shop

b)

participants dash

c)

a group of visitors to the museum, followed by a tour guide

d)

nuclear family

18.

Primary, called the small group:

a)

forms the core of the secondary group

b)

has the highest frequency and density of contacts between its members

c)

are formed before the secondary time

d)

a system of values and norms which is for its members a kind of standard

19.

Type of social character prevailing in modern developed societies, is called:

a)

non-market

b)

focused on themselves

c)

oriented tradition

d)

other -oriented

20.

As in sociology refers to changing the individual or group status positions?

a)

social stratification

b)

social structure

c)

social mobility

d)

social hierarchy

21.

What is the basis of caste stratification system?

a)

Differentiation of social groups 'natural' socio -demographic characteristics

b)

Military legal coercion

c)

Differentiation of groups based on ethnic differences, and secured religious order and religious rituals

d)

Differences in the possession of legal rights

22.

What of the small groups are considered the most productive:

a)

dyad

b)

triad

c)

number of 3-6 people

d)

of more than 6 people

23.

What is the basis of physical and genetic stratification system?

a)

Differentiation of social groups 'natural' socio -demographic characteristics

b)

Military legal coercion

c)

Ethnic differences, dockable religious order and religious rituals

d)

Differences in the possession of legal rights

24.

What is the basis of socio- professional stratification system?

a)

Differentiation of social groups 'natural' socio -demographic characteristics

b)

Military legal coercion

c)

Differentiation on the Status of power- state hierarchy

d)

Division teams in content and working conditions

25.

What are the main criteria for stratification?

a)

Income, power, prestige and education

b)

Wealth, position and faith

c)

Belonging to a religion and income

d)

Power, property, income

26.

What is measured by income?

a)

Amount of money that an individual receives for a certain period of time

b)

The number of years spent in middle and high school

c)

Degree of respect for the status of public opinion

d)

The number of people who are covered by the received individual decision

27.

What is the basis of the stratification of the slave system?

a)

Division of social groups 'natural' socio -demographic characteristics

b)

Division teams in content and working conditions

c)

Differentiation on the Status of power- state hierarchy

d)

Military legal coercion

28.

At the heart of any system is the division of the groups on the content and working conditions?

a)

Physical and genetic stratification system

b)

Social class stratification system

c)

Cultural and symbolic stratification system

d)

Socio-occupational stratification system

29.

 

Conformity - is:

a)

 

Conformity - is:

b)

the manifestation of innovative behavior

c)

the adoption of socially approved goals and means of achieving them

d)

one of the types of deviant behavior

30.

Interpretation of the concept of " youth" in legal sciences related to:

a)

Physical development of the individual, within which the process of forming its constitution

b)

Certain biological processes of development

c)

The stage of physical development of the individual

d)

Defining borders diminished responsibility

31.

Sociological approach comes from the fact that:

a)

youth as a social group is the object and subject of society

b)

youth experiencing a sensitive period of development

c)

formation of youth connected with his physical development

d)

formation of  youth connected with the generative processes of maturation

32.

Important role in the development of youth research belongs to the next branch of sociological knowledge

a)

sociological personality

b)

sociology of  management

c)

sociology of youth

d)

sociology of  city

33.

By demographic parameters characterizing young people as a specific group include:

a)

status role and functions

b)

psyche and emotions

c)

height and weight

d)

birth -rate, mortality, migration, population

34.

Accentuation of character is called :

a)

Formation  human consciousness

b)

Ununiform development of physiological and mental functions

c)

variant normal human nature

d)

Expression characterological disorders

35.

What is meant by deviant behavior of young people:

a)

most  common and typical representations

b)

process familiarizing the individual to society

c)

action of human behavior is not appropriate officially established or actually prevailing in the society norms

d)

definition "slice" of behavior

36.

Homeless - are:

a)

Imperfective lacking pedagogical supervision and care and living in conditions detrimental effect on their health and public displays

b)

emotional unstable teenagers

c)

juvenile irresponsibly related to their health

d)

Juvenile and characterized by uneven development of physiological and psychological

37.

Social deviation is:

a)

To disturb social norms, which are characterized by determination of the mass, and the prevalence of resistance in certain social conditions

b)

custom and tradition, reflecting the usual patterns of behavior

c)

moral carrying a load evaluation

d)

process acting through internal psychological mechanisms

38.

Addictive behavior is expressed by:

a)

going beyond the objective social norms

b)

at quest to escape from reality by changing their status by receiving certain substances or permanently fixing the attention on certain subjects

c)

at integration of young people into society

d)

In the cultivation in the minds and behavior of certain phenomena

39.

Suicidal behavior is:

a)

type of human behavior, which has a higher propensity to suicide

b)

absence identity, originality in the habits , attitudes and principles of human

c)

active rejection norms accepted in society

d)

tip man constantly creates problems

40.

Crime is:

a)

most dangerous deviation from social norms with respect to mass, historically volatile socio- illegal phenomenon

b)

primary suicide prevention

c)

unprosperity phenomenon

d)

helpless, mental condition

41.

Socialization - is in sociology:

a)

process interaction of the individual and the social environment, the substance of which is the transmission - the development of the social experience, the establishment of a public person, and, ultimately, the reproduction of society itself

b)

valuable - semantic equality of adult and child

c)

conservation and strengthening young people's health

d)

restoration  status and importance of family education institute

42.

Updated psychological readiness to use psychotropic:

a)

inability  teenager, a young man to a productive output of the difficulty of the situation to meet the vital needs

b)

on effective methods of psychological defense, allowing at least temporarily ease emotional stress.

c)

presence traumatic situations from which young people can not find a constructive outlet

d)

the above options are correct

43.

Alcoholism is characterized by:

a)

pathological  addiction to alcohol and subsequent social and moral degradation of personality

b)

immoderate alcohol

c)

process violating social adaptation

d)

process providing a reason for the unusual sensations

44.

A misdemeanor is a person:

a)

encroaching  on legally protected public relations and bringing them significant harm

b)

offense, but not representing big public danger

c)

attempt affirmation

d)

motiveless aggressive human condition

45.

The term mental retardation to refer violations of intellectual development was introduced (1915 ) by German psychiatrist:

a)

Z. Freud

b)

E. Erickson

c)

Timbrook

d)

E. Kraepelin

46.

Idiocy - is:

a)

more  profound degree of mental retardation children

b)

more  easy, compared to the imbecile

c)

most easy compared to debility and imbecility

d)

physical developmental delay

47.

Social work with young offender serving a sentence is constructed:

a)

initial account of the general thrust of his personality is determined by comparing the data that emerged in the attitudes and actions

b)

initial from my own experience

c)

based on emotions

d)

do not unsubstantiated claims reality

48.

Learning new norms, values, attitudes and behaviors is called -

a)

resocialization

b)

dissocialized

c)

socialization

d)

identification

49.

In bureaucratic relations leader assumes the role

a)

host

b)

leader

c)

head

d)

coordinator

50.

 

Property reflect the characteristics of the study sample of the total population – is:

a)

operationalization

b)

interpretation

c)

reliability

d)

representativeness

51.

Kind of survey, during which respondents answer the questions formulated by the researcher in writing – it:

a)

mass survey

b)

expert poll

c)

questionnaire

d)

pressing poll

52.

The Protestant ethic and the spirit of capitalism - a work:

a)

Marx

b)

Lenin

c)

W. Sombart

d)

Weber

53.

Posing any problem of sociological research begins with clarifying:

a)

Goals and objectives of the study

b)

Object and subject of study

c)

Interpretation and operationalization of concepts

d)

Working and basic hypothesis

54.

One of the main methods of inquiry, using as a source of information direct verbal interaction between the researcher to the respondent in accordance with the research program - it ...

a)

interview

b)

individual interviews

c)

group interview

d)

free interview

55.

Prohibition of sexual relations between close blood relatives:

a)

incest

b)

celibacy

c)

primogeniture

d)

minorat

56.

A group of people related by kinship lines, adults whose members commit themselves to childcare - it

a)

kinship

b)

marriage

c)

small group

d)

family

57.

Rules governing the behavior and activities of organizations in their relationship - it:

a)

social norms

b)

rule of law

c)

morality

d)

norms of religion

58.

Historically, developing a holistic system of relationships and interactions between people and their communities, down in the course of their joint activity - is:

a)

family

b)

Society

c)

system

d)

structure

59.

 

State of society in which the disintegration and decay comes the system of rules that guarantee social order:

a)

disorganization

b)

anomie

c)

collapse

d)

reform

60.

 

Part of the population, and especially strictly reflecting the ratio of the total population of all the elements – it:

a)

object of research

b)

picks

c)

subject of study

d)

the unit of analysis