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WorksheetsDISS-3rd Quarterly Assessment
Total questions: 27
Worksheet time: 30mins
Which of the following is NOT a social science discipline?
Psychology
Biology
Sociology
Anthropology
Who is considered the father of modern sociology?
Charles Darwin
Sigmund Freud
Auguste Comte
Karl Marx
Which of the following is NOT a research method commonly used in social science?
Surveys
Experiments
Case studies
Chemical analysis
What is the main goal of the natural sciences?
To explain and predict natural phenomena
To understand human behavior
To analyze historical documents
To study artistic expression
Which social science discipline focuses on studying human culture and societies?
Psychology
Sociology
Anthropology
Political science
Which of the following is an example of quantitative research in social science?
A case study of a single individual
A survey of a large group of people
An in-depth interview with a participant
An observational study of a particular social setting
What is the role of humanities in the study of social science?
To provide a historical and cultural context
To conduct experiments and collect data
To analyze numerical data
To predict future social trends
Which of the following is NOT an ethical consideration in social science research?
Obtaining informed consent
Protecting confidentiality and anonymity
Minimizing harm to participants
Maximizing profits for the researcher
Natural science discipline focuses on studying living organisms?
(a)
What is the scientific method and how is it used in social science research?
A systematic approach to research that involves formulating hypotheses, collecting data, analyzing data, and drawing conclusions; it is used in social science research to test theories and explain social phenomena.
An intuitive approach to research that relies on personal experience and subjective interpretation; it is used in social science research to understand individual perspectives.
A historical approach to research that examines the evolution of social phenomena over time; it is used in social science research to provide context for current social trends.
A philosophical approach to research that examines the fundamental principles of social organization; it is used in social science research to develop new theories of society.
What was the contribution of the Women's Rights Movement to the emergence of social science disciplines?
According to structural-functionalism, how does society maintain social order?
Through the use of force and coercion
Through the domination of the ruling class
Through the interdependent parts working together
What is the main focus of Marxism?
The importance of social and economic equality
The role of individuals in creating and maintaining social meanings
The need for social order and stability
How does symbolic interactionism view the relationship between individuals and society?
As a one-way street from society to individuals
As a two-way street between individuals and society
As a relationship that is primarily determined by biological factors
What is the role of ideology in Marxism?
To maintain social order and stability
To serve as a tool for the ruling class to control the working class
To promote individual freedom and autonomy
How does structural-functionalism view social change?
As a rapid and sudden process
As a slow and gradual process
As a process that is primarily driven by the actions of individuals
According to structural-functionalism, what is the function of social institutions?
To maintain the status quo
To promote social change
To create conflict and tension in society
What is the role of economic factors in Marxism?
They play a minor role in determining social relationships
They are the primary factor that determines social relationships
They are only one factor among many that determines social relationships
How does symbolic interactionism view the creation of social meanings?
As an individual process that is not influenced by society
As a collective process that is determined solely by society
As a collaborative process between individuals and society
According to structural-functionalism, what is the consequence of social dysfunction?
It leads to social change and progress
It leads to the breakdown of social order
It has no impact on society as a whole
What is the relationship between power and social change according to Marxism?
Power is a barrier to social change
Power is a tool for promoting social change
Power has no impact on social change
defines economic relations in a capitalist economy and will lead inevitably to a communist revolution.
Conflict Theory
A social science theory emphasized the importance of social institutions in maintaining social order
Structural-functionalism
A social science theory view social meanings as being created through the interaction between individuals and society?
Symbolic Interactionism
How can the tools and methods of psychology be applied in studying the effects of stress on mental health?
How did the Enlightenment era contribute to the emergence of sociology as a social science discipline?
In what ways does Marxism critique the capitalist system and advocate for socialist economic structures?
How does symbolic interactionism explain the role of symbols and language in shaping social interactions and identities?
Create a research Title that uses the principles of structural-functionalism to analyze the functioning of a specific institution in society.
