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Sociology Quiz. 1. The Sociological Perspective always focuses on. A. Individuals. B. Groups. C. Governments. D. Criminals. Groups. 2. The patterned interaction of people in social relationships is called. A. Sociological Imagination. B. Sociological Perspective. C. Social Structure.
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1. The Sociological Perspective always focuses on A. Individuals B. Groups C. Governments D. Criminals
2. The patterned interaction of people in social relationships is called A. Sociological Imagination B. Sociological Perspective C. Social Structure D. Social Dynamics
3. The sociological imagination is A. The ability to see the link between society and self B. A particular point of view C. The patterned interaction of people in social relationships D. The belief that knowledge should be deprived from scientific observation
4. Who is commonly referred to as the father of Sociology? A. Herbert Spencer B. Emile Durkheim C. Max Weber D. Auguste Comte
5. ___ is the study of social stability and order A. Social Dynamics B. Social Statics C. Positivism D. Rationalization
6. According to Karl Marx, the __ are the social class who owns the means for producing wealth in industrialized society A. Proletariat B. Capitalists C. Bourgeoisie D. Communist
7. Industrial societies are based on __, or social interdependency based on a web of highly specialized roles A. Organic solidarity B. Mechanical solidarity C. Verstehen D. Rationalization
8. Two early contributors to American Sociology are Jane Addams and A. Max Weber B. W.E. DuBois C. Herbert Spencer D. Harriet Martineau
9. Which of the following is NOT an assumption of the conflict perspective A. A society experiences inconsistency and conflict everywhere B. A society tends to seek relative stability C. A society is continually subjected to change D. A society involves the constraint and coercion of some members by others
10. The theoretical perspective that focus on the interaction among people based on mutually understood symbols is Functionalism B. Conflict Theory C. Rationalization D. Symbolic Interactionism