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UCSP MOTIVATION

Total questions: 10

Worksheet time: 2mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

It suggests that human learning is largely a social process, and that our cognitive functions are formed based on our interactions with those around us who are "more skilled."

a)

Functionalism Theory

b)

Sociocultural Theory

c)

Conflict Theory

d)

Religion

2.

It is a wide-ranging set of explanations of an important feature of nature that is backed up by facts.is a wide-ranging set of explanations of an important feature of nature that is backed up by facts.

a)

Society

b)

Sociology

c)

Theory

d)

Functionalism

3.

It is the unintended and unrecognized function.

a)

Latent Function

b)

Social Function

c)

Manifest Function

d)

Functionalism

4.

It refers to the basic unit of society, ensures that there are children who will become the next generation.

a)

Religion

b)

Society

c)

Beliefs

d)

Family

5.

It is the intended, recognized, and obvious function.

a)

Manifest Function

b)

Latent Function

c)

Social Function

d)

Functionalism

6.

It is a type of cohesion that develops when people do similar work. Most often, it is exist in small-scale traditional societies.

a)

Organic Solidarity

b)

Mechanical Solidarity

c)

Solidarity

d)

Prosperity

7.

It is a type of social cohesion that is formed in a society whose members work in specialized jobs.

a)

Solidarity

b)

Mechanical Solidarity

c)

Latent Solidarity

d)

Organic Solidarity

8.

The undesirable effects of social pattern on the operation of society, may result but the society has the ability to adjust.

a)

Functionalism

b)

Social Dysfunctions

c)

Equality

d)

Social Order

9.

It explain how society establishes stability.

a)

Society

b)

Functionalism

c)

Social Order

d)

Theory

10.

This theory argues that society is continuously recreated when humans interact.

a)

Social Functionalism

b)

Cultural Relativism

c)

Social Order

d)

Symbolic Interactionism