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Sociological Studies Of Colonialism Suggest That------?
Colonialism Was Inevitable And Necessary For Human Civilization | |
Colonialism Is Perpetuated To This Day By Practices Known As Neo-Colonialism | |
Colonialism Has Largely Disappeared | |
Colonialism Was For The Most Part Beneficial For Poor Uncivilized Countries |
Sociological Perspective Means ----- ?
Understanding Human Behavior In Broader Context Of Society | |
Both ‘A & B’ | |
Understanding Human Behavior In Narrower Context Of Society | |
None Of These |
Society Refers To A Group Of People------?
Who Have Different Cultures | |
A& B Both | |
Who Share A Defined Territory | |
Who Share A Common Culture |
Society Is Seen As A Stable System In-------?
Conflict Perspective | |
Evolutionary Perspective | |
Functionalist Perspective | |
None Of These |
Society Is A Complex Organization Of Parts That Function To Fulfil The Requirements And Promote The Needs Of The Whole Is A Concept Of--------?
Interaction School Of Thought | |
None Of These | |
Phenom Ology | |
Structural Functionalism |
Society Cannot Be Studied In The Same Way As The Natural World Because-------?
Sociologists Are Not Rational Or Critical Enough In Their Approach | |
We Cannot Collect Empirical Data About Social Life | |
Human Behavior Is Meaningful And Varies Between Individuals And Cultures | |
It Is Difficult For Sociologists To Gain Access To A Research Laboratory |
Society Cannot Be Studied In The Same Way As The Natural World Because------?
Human Behavior Is Meaningful And Varies Between Individuals And Cultures | |
It Is Difficult For Sociologists To Gain Access To A Research Laboratory | |
We Cannot Collect Empirical Data About Social Life | |
Sociologists Are Not Rational Or Critical Enough In Their Approach |
Societal Reaction Theory Begins With The Fact That Deviation Is Created By Labelling An Act As-------?
Deviant | |
Inconsistent | |
Normless | |
None Of These |
Socialization Is-------?
A Tendency Of Social Theorists To Explain Everything In Terms Of Social Causes | |
The Historical Process By Which Societies Change From Traditional To Modern | |
The Formation Of An Attachment Bond Between An Infant And Its Carer | |
The Process Of Becoming Part Of A Society By Learning Its Norms And Values |
Socialization Is Extended To Every Part Of Human Life As A Result Every One Becomes Both A Socializer And A Socialize In All Encounters With Others This
Arnett | |
None Of These | |
Long & Hadden | |
Henslin |
Socialization Is A Series Of Stages In Which The Individual Learns To Participate In Various Levels Of Organization Of Society And Internalizes A Cognit
Symbolic Theory | |
Internalization Theory | |
Role Theory | |
None Of These |
Socialization Is A Life Process Generally Divided Into Two Parts Primary And Secondary Socialization Primary Refers To------?
Socialization At Home | |
None Of These | |
Socialization At Primary School Level | |
Socialization In Early Life, As A Child |
Socialization Is A Continuous Lifelong Process And Self Develops As A Result Of Social Interactions This Is-------?
None Of These | |
Reinforcement Theory | |
Role Theory | |
Symbolic Interactionism |
Socialization In Children Takes Place-----?
Among The Children Of Different Classes | |
Between Lower And Middle Classes | |
In The Same Class | |
Both A And C |
Socialist Theory Was Defined In The Writings Of Karl Marx And-------?
Emile Durkheim | |
Friedrich Engels | |
The Marx | |
Adam Smith |
Social Stratification Is-------?
None Of The Above | |
The Ranking Or Grading Of Individuals And Groups Into Hierarchical Layers | |
Based Entirely On Self-Classification | |
A System In Which People Can Change Their Status With Relative Ease. |
Social Sciences Comprise The Application Of Scientific Method To-------?
Laboratory Experiments | |
Field Experiment | |
None Of These | |
Human Aspect Of The World |
Social Sciences Are Pejoratively Known As-------?
None Of These | |
Hard Sciences | |
Soft Sciences | |
Theoretical |
Social Revolutions-------?
Often Begin With Intellectuals Withdrawing Their Support Of The Existing Regime | |
Involve The Gradual Evolution Of Existing State And Class Structures Into New Social Arrangements | |
Are Most Likely To Occur When Political | |
Appear To Follow No Natural History |
Social Relations Are Directly Proportional To------?
Caste System | |
Social Class | |
Social Status | |
None Of These |
Social Occasions In Which Individuals Act Out Formal Roles Are Called------?
Back Regions | |
Front Regions | |
Public Regions | |
Social Regions |
Social Occasions In Which Individuals Act Out Formal Roles Are Called-----?
Back Regions | |
Social Regions | |
Front Regions | |
Public Regions |
Social Norms Are-------?
Creative Activities Such As Gardening Cookery And Craftwork | |
The Symbolic Representation Of Social Groups In The Mass Media | |
Religious Beliefs About How The World Ought To Be | |
Rules And Expectations About Interaction That Regulate Social Life |
Social Norms Are------?
Rules And Expectation About Interaction That Regulate Social Life | |
The Symbolic Representation Of Social Groups In The Mass Media | |
Religious Beliefs About How The World Ought To Be | |
Creative Activities Such As Gardening Cookery And Craftwork |
Social Mobility May Be Experienced By-------?
Only By Individuals | |
None Of These | |
By Individual Or By Entire Group | |
Only By Groups |