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Which perspective is most likely to use participant observation as a research method? |
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Interactionist Perspective |
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Which perspective would say that laws reinforce the social order? |
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Which of the following do sociologists study? (Choose all that apply.) |
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Families, Peer groups, and Governments |
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Which shape best describes the social stratification in society? |
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Which classical theorist is associated with the Conflict Perspective? |
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An “ideal type” is a perfect example of something. |
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When might you encounter bureaucracy? |
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Getting your driver’s license |
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The social sciences study which of the following? |
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A manifest function of a school is reducing unemployment. |
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Which theorist believed that modern society produced anomie, a confusing, rule-less state? |
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Arlie Hochschild found that men do as much housework as women. |
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The interactionist perspective examines society from a macro level. |
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Which perspective sees society as being like an organism? |
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Symbolic interactionism argues that the social world is created through every day interactions and shared meanings. |
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A cultural object can have different meanings in different cultures. |
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Culture changes over time. |
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What is the process through which a piece of culture is transferred from group to group and from society to society? |
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Cultural relativism involves viewing another culture from the lens of that culture. |
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Formal norms are typically written down and include an official penalty for violating the norm. |
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What are norms dealing with everyday behavior? |
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Which of the following is NOT a true statement about mores? |
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Mores are things like saying excuse me when you need to pass someone. |
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Which of the following is assuming that one’s culture is superior to other cultures? |
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The case of Anna is an example of which of the following? |
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As a child ages, what happens to the importance of their peer group as an agent of socialization? |
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The media has no effect on our socialization. |
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Children rescued from situations of extreme isolation experienced no socialization or developmental difficulties. |
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Sociologists argue that culture is which of the following? |
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Role taking involves assuming the perspective of another. |
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In which of Mead’s three stages do children imitate the people around them? |
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In which of Mead’s three stages do children not only play roles but also consider several tasks or relationships at the same time? |
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Sociobiology studies which type of reasons for human behavior? |
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Which of the following is an individual’s social equals? |
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The process of socialization ends once a child has reached adulthood. |
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Only one agent of socialization helps a child learn their culture from the age of 5 to 10. |
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The self is an identity and designation that sets us apart from other people. |
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Solomon Asch’s study showed which of the following? |
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How important a group’s influence is in our lives |
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Groups help connect us to the larger society. |
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Which of the following is an achieved status? |
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Social groups interact regularly with each other. |
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Rico is a student in Ms. Rice's English class. As a teacher, Ms. Rice expects Rico to treat her with respect. What is this an example of? |
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You can only hold one status at a time. |
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Social roles rarely conflict with each other. |
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Postmodern societies focus on which of the following? |
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Consumer goods and the media |
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What is the expected behavior for a particular status or social position? |
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Social roles are the same for every culture. |
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At which stage in society did education become its own social institution rather than something that the family handled? |
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An AIDS or cancer diagnosis can be a master status for some people. |
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Gerhard Lenski argued that which of the following makes society evolve? |
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The case of Anna is an example of which of the following? |
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As a child ages, what happens to the importance of their peer group as an agent of socialization? |
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The media has no effect on our socialization. |
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Children rescued from situations of extreme isolation experienced no socialization or developmental difficulties. |
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Discuss Cooley’s looking-glass self. What are the three stages in this theory? |
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The three stages in Cooley's looking-glass self theory are as follows: first, we imagine how we look to other people, second, we imagine how others judge us, and third, we develop feelings about ourselves in response to these impressions. |
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Sociologists argue that culture is which of the following? |
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Role taking involves assuming the perspective of another. |
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In which of Mead’s three stages do children imitate the people around them? |
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In which of Mead’s three stages do children not only play roles but also consider several tasks or relationships at the same time? |
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Sociobiology studies which type of reasons for human behavior? |
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Which of the following is an individual’s social equals? |
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The process of socialization ends once a child has reached adulthood. |
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Only one agent of socialization helps a child learn their culture from the age of 5 to 10. |
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The self is an identity and designation that sets us apart from other people. |
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Solomon Asch’s study showed which of the following? |
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How important a group’s influence is in our lives |
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Groups help connect us to the larger society. |
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Which of the following is an achieved status? |
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Social groups interact regularly with each other. |
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Rico is a student in Ms. Rice's English class. As a teacher, Ms. Rice expects Rico to treat her with respect. What is this an example of? |
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Social roles rarely conflict with each other. |
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Postmodern societies focus on which of the following? |
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Consumer goods and the media |
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What is the expected behavior for a particular status or social position? |
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Social roles are the same for every culture. |
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At which stage in society did education become its own social institution rather than something that the family handled? |
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An AIDS or cancer diagnosis can be a master status for some people. |
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Gerhard Lenski argued that which of the following makes society evolve? |
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The average person never breaks a norm. |
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Which of the following is an example of a sanction? |
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Laws are norms enforced by which of the following? |
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Which of the following is typically the first agent of socialization that a person encounters? |
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Which of the following is one that shapes a person’s identity and often all aspects of their life? |
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Sociologists define culture as existing only of the fine arts. |
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Marlon is a star athlete on his high school football team. He wants to go to college on a football scholarship and eventually play professionally. But he knows that he must have a backup plan, so he tries very hard to make good grades. Sometimes, during football season, he struggles to keep up with both responsibilities. What is this an example of? |
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Which of the following is a social science? |
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Marx argued that which of the following happens when a worker is separated from the product of her work? |
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Achieved statuses are those that are taken on by choice, such as a person’s occupation. |
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Societies always welcome cultural diffusion from other societies. |
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For a sanction to happen, someone has to notice the norm obedience or violation. |
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Sites like MySpace and Facebook are examples of which of the following? |
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The looking-glass self describes how our self develops through which of the following? |
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Which classical theorist is associated with the Conflict Perspective? |
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Durkheim believed that society was characterized by class struggle. |
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What are norms that are generally understood, but not written down? |
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Through the process of socialization, we often internalize the norms and values of our culture. |
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Only one agent of socialization helps a child learn their culture from the age of 5 to 10. |
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The conflict perspective is the best sociological perspective to use. |
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In which of Mead’s three stages do children imitate the people around them? |
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What is a person’s pattern of attitudes, emotions, characteristics, and behavior? |
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Primary social groups are larger, more impersonal groups that undertake a particular activity or goal. |
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Families are an example of which of the following? |
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Miko is Jayne's boss. Jayne treats Miko with respect and is always polite when she talks to her. What is this an example of? |
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Durkheim argues that deviance has an important role in society. |
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In the United States, who officially decides if a person is innocent or guilty of a crime? |
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Who argues that deviant behavior is only deviant because people label it as deviant? |
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According to Durkheim, deviance can lead to social change in society. |
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Which of the following refers to the ways that a society keeps people from breaking the laws and norms? |
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Hirschi’s types of social control completely explain why a person chooses to conform or engage in a deviant behavior. |
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Punishment is said to be a deterrence for crime. This means that it has what affect on crimes? |
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Crimes against the person are those committed while doing business, such as cheating on taxes, bribery, and embezzling funds from a company. |
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Individuals between which ages are most likely to be arrested? |
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More women than men are arrested from crimes each year in the United States. |
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Which of the following is an example of a violent crime or a crime against the person? |
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Who serves as a primary connection between the population and the criminal justice system? |
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In Merton’s strain theory, which of the following means accepting the goal but using unacceptable, or deviant, ways of reaching this goal. |
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An example of a victimless crime is gambling. |
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In 2003, about what percentage of the population lives in poverty? |
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Which of the following is a way that an individual can experience upward mobility? |
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The events surrounding Hurricane Katrina illustrate which of the following? |
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In the United States and Canada, the upper class makes up about 5 percent of the overall population. |
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A person can experience downward mobility by losing a job or dropping out of school. |
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Women are more likely than men to live in poverty. |
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The Davis-Moore thesis states which of the following? |
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Social stratification performs an important function in society. |
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A meritocracy is when social stratification is based on personal merit. |
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Which of the following have a great amount of wealth that has been inherited from previous generations? |
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Conflict theorists argue that social stratification often leads to conflict and other negative consequences because some people have more than others. |
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Which age group is most likely to be poor? |
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Being a minority is an ascribed status that one is born into. |
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Pluralism is a system where all groups remain distinct in a society, but have equal standing with each other. |
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Amalgamation can be expressed as A+B+C = A. |
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Racism first occurred in 1945. |
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Some groups like the Amish voluntarily segregate themselves from society. |
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In order to assimilate, a minority group may do which of the following? |
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Adopt the dress of the dominant group |
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Prejudice no longer exists in countries like the United States and Canada. |
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A boycott or lawsuit is an example of which type of minority response to repression? |
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Which country comes closest to having a pluralist society? |
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Women have higher rates of suicide and heart attacks than men. |
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Minority women are said to face which of the following,because they face both gender and racial discrimination. |
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Men are three times more likely than women to earn over $75,000 a year. |
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Gender stratification is the unequal distribution of power, wealth, and other resources between men and women. |
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When does gender socialization begin? |
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In the United States Congress, about 50 percent of the offices are held by women. |
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The women’s movement is also called the feminist movement. |
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The second wave of the women’s movement occurred when? |
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Which of the following is an invisible barrier of discrimination that keeps women from advancing to higher levels with companies. |
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About how many hours of housework do women do each week on average? |
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The women’s movement began by fighting for women’s suffrage. |
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Which career field is dominated by men? |
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Suffrage is the right to do which of the following? |
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Suffrage is the right to do which of the following? |
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Which of the following is the belief that one gender is superior to the other? |
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