Spencer Presented The Theory Of-------?
Spencer Presented The Theory Of-------?
Social Cohesion | |
None Of These | |
Social Evolution | |
Social Solidarity |
پاک اسٹڈی لائبریری اپنی خدمات کو بہتر کرنے کے لئے نئے سوفٹ وئیر انسٹال کررہی ہے ۔ اس لئے آئندہ کچھ دن آپ کو کچھ صفحات تک رسائی میں مشکلات کا سامنا ہوسکتا ہے ۔ جس کے لئے ہم معذرت خواہ ہیں۔
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Spencer Presented The Theory Of-------?
Social Cohesion | |
None Of These | |
Social Evolution | |
Social Solidarity |
Species Being Means-------?
Self-Denial | |
Both Of These | |
Self-Actualization | |
None Of These |
Sorokin Emphasizes That The Group Difference Is Mainly Affected By Differences In-------?
Biological Factor | |
Physical Environment | |
None Of These | |
Culture |
Songs Languages And Orchestral Performances Are Examples Of-------?
Mores | |
Nonmaterial Culture | |
Material Culture | |
Proprietary Culture |
Sometimes We Feel Happy To Pay More For Imported Goods It Shows Our------?
None Of These | |
Ethnocentrism | |
Xenocentric Approach | |
Quality Consciousness |
Sometimes The Scientist Personally Participates In Some Experiment To Observe It Fully It Is Known As------?
None Of These | |
Personal Studies | |
Observational Studies | |
Participant-Observer Studies |
Some Of The Institutions Of A Society Are-------?
Both A And B | |
None Of These | |
State And Economic Institutions | |
Family And Religion |
Some Of Hallmarks Of Socio-Economic Change In Pakistan Can Be Enlisted As Such------?
Migration After Independence | |
Urbanization And Islamization Of Zia Ere | |
All Of The Above | |
Green Revolution |
Some Groups Are Neither Clearly Primary Nor Secondary But Are Intermediate With Some Features Of Each Usually Formed For Performing Some Task They Are C
Tertiary Groups | |
Intermediate Groups | |
None Of These | |
Task-Groups |
Sociology--------?
Is The Scientific Study Of Social Interaction And Organization? | |
Is Most Useful When Applied To Abstract -As Opposed To Practical Matters | |
Has Little Bearing On Public Policy | |
Has Been To Study Social Interaction For Over 500 Years. |
Sociology Is Study Of--------?
Human Social Life | |
Human Economic Life | |
Human Political Life | |
None Of These |
Sociology Is Introduced As An Academic Discipline By-------?
George Simmel | |
Herber Spencer | |
Ibn-E-Khaldun | |
Auguste Comte |
Sociology Is Concerned With---------?
Random Human Actions | |
The Behavior Of An Individual | |
All Of The Above | |
Patterns Of Human Behavior |
Sociology Is Concerned With-------?
The Behavior Of An Individual | |
Patterns Of Human Behavior | |
Random Human Actions | |
All Of The Above |
Sociology Has Been Said To Be The Product Of-------?
The French And Industrial Revolutions | |
The American And Democratic Revolutions | |
The Russian And Scientific Revolutions | |
The Chinese And Agricultural Revolutions |
Sociology Emerged In--------?
In Early 19th Century | |
None Of These | |
In Eighteenth Century | |
Mid Seventeenth Century |
Sociology Differs From Common Sense In That-------?
It Focuses On The Researchers Own Experiences | |
Its Knowledge Is Accumulated From Many Different Research Contexts | |
It Makes Little Distinction Between The Way The World Is And The Way It Ought To Be | |
It Is Subjective And Biased |
Sociology Comes From A Latin Word Socius Means-------?
None Of These | |
Associate | |
Neighbor | |
Friend |
Sociology Can Be Considered A Social Science Because--------?
Ideas And Research Findings Are Scrutinized By Other Sociologists | |
All Of The Above | |
Its Theories Are Logical Explicit And Supported By Empirical Evidence | |
Sociologists Collect Data In A Relatively Objective And Systematic Way |
Sociology Can Be Considered A Social Science Because-------?
Its Theories Are Logical Explicit And Supported By Empirical Evidence | |
Sociologists Collect Data In A Relatively Objective And Systematic Way | |
Ideas And Research Findings Are Scrutinized By Other Sociologists | |
All Of The Above |
Sociologists--------?
Have Not Been Able To Agree On A Code Of Ethics | |
Are Exempt From The Considerations Of Research Ethics That Govern Biological Researchers | |
Should Obtain Informed Consent In Cases Where Subjects May Be Exposed To Risks Of Research That Are Greater Than The Risks Of Everyday Life | |
Enjoy The Same Privileges As Attorneys In Protecting Subject’S Privacy |
Sociologists Using Evolutionary Perspective Look For--------?
Patterns Of Change And Development | |
Both Of These | |
None Of These | |
Causes Of Social Change |
Sociologists Like Bordo (1993) Have Attributed The Epidemic Of Anorexia In Western Cultures To------?
The New Ideal Of Independent Self-Assured Femininity Combined With Cultural Values Of Achievement And Control | |
The Social Construction Of Mental Illness Through Which Normal Patterns Of Behaviour Are Pathologized | |
Traditional Images Of Women As Emotional Domesticated And Unassertive | |
A Generally Ascetic Frugal Lifestyle That Can Be Taken To Extremes |
Sociologists Believe That-------?
Biology Being The Major Constraints Does Not Allow Any Change In Human Nature Hence Socialization Does Not Change Much Of Human Individual Nature | |
Individual Is The Product Of Social Group Within Which He Is Socialized | |
The Nature-Nurture Controversy Has Ended In Favor Of Nurture And The Bio-Sociologists Have Failed To Promote Their Thesis | |
None Of These |
Sociologist Alvin Goldner Sees Erving Goffman’S Work On Social Behavior As Implicitly Reaffirming The Status Quo Especially Social Class Inequalities Go
Functionalist Perspective | |
Psychoanalytic Perspective | |
Interactionist Perspective | |
Conflict Perspective |