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Ethnic Identity Refers To______
The Imposition Of A Racial Label On A Minority By A Powerful Majority | |
The Fragmented And Pluralistic Nature Of Ethnicity | |
A Felt Sense Of Group Of Group Membership On Basis Of Religion Language Or History | |
The Objective Categories Of Ethnicity Used In The Census |
Ethnic Groups______
Unlike Racial Groups Are Socially Constructed | |
Occupy A Small Territory | |
Are Groups Identified On Cultural Grounds | |
Are Based Solely On Nationality |
Erving Goffman Made A Distinctive Contribution To Sociology By Popularizing A Particular Type Of Interactionist Method Known As______
The Dramaturgical Approach | |
Verstehen | |
Macrosociology | |
I,M O.K, You,Re O.K |
Environmental Issues Were Central To The Work Of______
Karl Marx | |
Emile Durkheim | |
Max Weber | |
None Of These |
Emergent Norm Theory Argues That Collective Behavior Arises When Expectations Regarding How To Act Are______
Vague | |
Clear | |
Explicit | |
Encouraged |
Durkheim Introduced The Ideas Of Anomic Which Means______
Chaos | |
Solidarity | |
None Of Theses | |
Enemy |
Durkheim Defined Social Facts As______
Data Collected About Social Phenomena That Are Proven To Be Correct | |
Ways Of Acting Thinking And Feeling That Are Collective And Social In Origin | |
Ideas And Theories That Have No Basis In The External Physical World | |
The Way Scientists Construct Knowledge In A Social Context |
During The Second World War Christians Living In Nazi Germany Had To Choose Between Trying To Protect Jewish Friends And Associates And Turning Them In
Functional Prerequisites | |
Cultural Universalism | |
Role Conflict | |
Role Strain |
Due To Urbanization Pakistanis Urban Population Increased From Six Million In 1951 To______
57 Million | |
None Of These | |
40 Million Today | |
60 Million |
Drug Is A Very Wide Term And Can Be Used For Both Medicinal And______
None Of These | |
Treatment | |
Surgical | |
Non-Medicinal |
Dropout Rate In Pakistan Is______
40% | |
60% | |
50% | |
None Of These |
Downward Mobility Factors Are______
None Of These | |
Same | |
Different From Those | |
Opposite To Those Of Upward Mobility |
Division Of Labor Social Class Formal Government Institutions And System Of Trade And Commerce All Are Peculiar To Any______
Urban Community | |
None Of These | |
Both A And B | |
Rural Community |
Division Of Labor Is A Characteristic Of______
Horticulture | |
None Of These | |
Agriculture | |
Industrialization |
Division Of Labor In Society Increased Emphasis On______
Occupational Friendships | |
All Of These | |
Specialization | |
Interdependence |
Disengagement Theory Holds That It Is Functional For Society If As People Reach Old Age They______
Take On More Active Political Roles | |
Take On Full-Time Paid Employment | |
Take On Less Taxing And Important Roles | |
Take One New And Demanding Civic Roles |
Disciplinary Power Was Exercised In The 19th Century Factories By______
Punctuality Uninterrupted Work And The Threat Of Dismissal | |
Excluding Women From Participating In Waged Labor | |
Making Routine Tasks Less Monotonous | |
The Use Of Corporal Punishment By Employers |
Dignity Personal Integrity And Inviolability Of Body And Mind Are All Examples Of______
Cultural Givens | |
Human Rights | |
Constitutional Law | |
Adaptive Mechanisms |
Diffusion Of Innovations Among The Cultures Means______
Transmission Of Trait Complexes Time | |
Both A And B | |
Travelling Of Traits And Patterns Space/Territory | |
None Of The Above |
Diffusion Is A ______ Way Process?
Two | |
Three | |
One | |
None Of These |
Deviant Is An Agent Of______
Neutrality | |
No Change | |
None Of These | |
Change |
Deviance Is Dysfunctional In That It______
Can Impair And Undermine Organized Social Life | |
Enhances Our Trust Of One Another | |
Increases Our Willingness To Contribute To The Larger Social Enterprise | |
Increases Our Willingness To Play Our Roles |
Dependency Theorists From Low-Income Countries Drew The Ideas______
Karl Marx | |
Walt Rostow | |
Bretton Woods | |
Immanuel Wallerstein |
Dependency Theorists From Low-Income Countries Drew On The Ideas Of______
Karl Marx | |
Bretton Woods | |
Walt Rostow | |
Immanuel Wallerstein |
Demographic Transition Exhibits______
None Of These | |
High Birth Rate And Low Death Rate In Its First Phase | |
High Death Rate And Low Birth Rate In Its First Phase | |
High Birth Rate And High Death Rate In Its First Phase |