WorksheetsSociology Individual in Society
Total questions: 20
Worksheet time: 11mins
Human relationships are examined by _______
the social sciences
all science
natural science
mathematics
What is sociology?
it studies Humans and everything they do.
It studies humans and animals and human behavior
It studies human society and human behavior
It studies everything at Sunset
Auguste Comte is credited as being the founder of ________
sociology
modern science
economics
political science
The ability to see the link between society and self
Sociology
Sociological immunity
Sociological Imagination
Who is considered the found father of Sociology?
Auguste Comte
Karl Marx
Herbert Spencer
Max Weber
Who said natural selection would ensure the survival of the fittest people in society?
Harriet Martineau
Max Weber
Emile Durkheim
Herbert Spencer
Compared society to a biological organism. He helped create social Darwinism and the term, “Survival of the Fittest.”
Marc Anthony
Herbert Spencer
Max Weber
Jane Austin
What is the ability of individuals to see the relationship between our personal lives and our society?
symbolic interaction
dramaturgy
sociological imagination
dysfunction
What serves as a view, or lens, through which we look at the social experiences of groups – and not individuals?
sociological perspective
conflict perspective
Functionalism
latent functions
What term refers to the systematic study of social behavior and social structure?
Anthropology
Human Geography
Psychology
Sociology
Sociologists use __________ to analyze the broad features of society.
interactional sociology
macrosociology
chaos theory
microsociology
Sociologists use __________ to analyze social interactions.
microsociology
behavioral sociology
macrosociology
order theory
Who is considered to be the founder of Sociology and first applied scientific method to studying society?
Auguste Comte
Lief Erikson
Donald Duck
Herbert Spencer
Which of the following best describes the sociological perspective?
It focuses on people at a group level.
Its major focus is on individual differences
Its major focus is the intelligence of individuals.
It has little interest in group behavior.
