Sociology by Zharas

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Sociology is a science that studies:

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• The study of sociology originated from:

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• Which of these events probably preceded the study of sociology?

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• Sociology began as a result of:

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• The popularity of sociology in the USA took off from the:

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• The first person to teach sociology at a French university was:

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• Which of the following is not a sociological paradigm?

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• Which Sociologist suggests that human beings are able to interact with the help of languages and symbols?

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Sociologists might be interested in which of the following social issues?

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• Which Sociologist proposes the concept of sociological perspectives?

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• Which of the following is not part of Karl Marx’s theory of capitalism?

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• Which of these three elements underlie Digital Transformations?

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• Which of the following people influenced the theoretical approach known as symbolic interactionist?

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• According to Durkheim, 'social facts' are:

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• The feeling of despair often leading to suicide is called:

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• Which of the following people is the founder of Sociology?

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• What is the initial stage of sociological research?

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• Any behavior which is against the NORMS expected in the society is called?

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• Any behavior that breaks the NORMS expected is likely to lead to a negative labeling called?

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• Human culture has two forms what are they?

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• Which of these are not examples of research methods?

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• To research unemployment situation in Kazakhstan you may have to use:

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• What is demography?

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• Which of the listed below constitutes cyber-crimes?

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• The post-industrial society identified by Bell involved?

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• Social Mobility is a term that describes:

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• What is a social role?

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• Which of the following is not an agent of socialization?

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• All of these are examples of social institutions EXCEPT:

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• What is the sociological imagination?

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• A family which consists of only parents and children living together is:

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• A family type which consists of relatives, parents and children living together is:

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• Many younger people in Kazakhstan probably worry most about:

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• Society brings about acceptance of basic norms through techniques and strategies for preventing deviant human behavior. This process is termed:

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• The socially defined expectations that a person in a given status follows are called:

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• A person's overall position in society is called:

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• A Civil Society is the one in which citizens enjoy:

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• Bagira divorced her husband 2 years ago and now lives together with her two children, this family type is called?

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• If Aina and Amir both remarry and each enters the marriage with children from their previous marriages; this is an example of what type family?

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• Rosa and Sultan have lived together for four years, they both have a two-year old son but they are still formally not husband and wife, their relationship is called?

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• For most women divorce could result in:

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• According to Edward T. Hall, which of the following zones of personal space is the one normally used in interaction with friends and close acquaintances?

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• Our beliefs, ideas, ways of thinking, languages, behavior all come from:

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• Which of the listed below is not a non-profit or a non-commercial organization?

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• The bureaucratic administrative system stipulates clear division of labour, hierarchy and effective communication in large organizations: who is the author of this work?

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• Which of the listed below is an example of NGO (Non-Government Organization)?

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• Which of the listed below is an example of a multinational company?

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• All of the listed below are International Organizations EXCEPT which one?

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• The Internet rearranges our experience of space-time by making it possible to:

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• Writing took thousands of years to go round the world, worldwide digital communications has taken only:

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• What are mores?

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• A group of people living on a territory, with a common culture, language, values and other symbols is known as?

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A social class is a group of people who stand in a common relationship to the means of production’. Whose perspective does this definition describe?

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• What is stigma?

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• What term is used to describe the movement of individuals up or down the social scale during the course of their working lives?

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• A system of stratification where positions are partly achieved and mobility is common is one based on:

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• Which of the following does John Scott identify as belonging to the middle class?

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• The idea that classes vary according to their possession of cultural capital is associated with:

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• The Kuznets hypothesis states that as economic development proceeds, inequality:

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• Kazakhstan can be said to be in the earlier stage of:

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• The most crucial agents of socialization in teaching gender roles in Kazakhstan are

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• Changes in a person’s personality and values due to changes in their environment (job, retirement, marriage, prison, military) is known as:

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• Walt Disney, Sony and Time Warner are examples of:

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• The effect of the Internet upon the public sphere has been to:

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• Sreberny-Mohammadi (1996) argues that national cultures can resist American cultural domination of the media by:

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• The principle of a Civil Society includes which of the following?

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• The 'nuclear family' means:

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• Parsons argued that the two main functions of the modern family were:

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• Stone's research suggests that prior to industrialization, the nuclear family:

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• Which sociological perspective argues that people must respect social norms if any group or society is to survive?

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• Which of the following describes a condition in which members of a society have different amounts of wealth, prestige, or power?

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• Marriage appears to be in decline because:

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• What is culture?

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• An 'open' society is one that:

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• Suppose that a workplace requires that only Kazakh be spoken, even when it is not a business necessity to restrict the use of other languages. This requirement would be an example of:

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• The term 'wealth' refers to:

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• The term 'assets' refers to:

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• The respect or admiration that an occupation holds in a society is referred to as:

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• A social stratum is:

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• Weber defined a 'class situation' as:

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In modern societies, social status is typically measured by a person's:

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• How is terrorism different from the types of crime described by the Chicago School?

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• The business idea which can be started easily by anyone with great enthusiasm and hope to become rich or move to an upper class is called:

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• The capitalist class of the mid-twentieth century were said to join the upper class because they:

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• What is the name of the process by which we acquire a sense of identity and become members of society?

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• In contemporary societies, social institutions are:

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• When sociologists study the structure of layers in society and people's movement between them, they call this:

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• Social norms are:

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• Society cannot be studied in the same way as the natural world because:

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• Sociology differs from common sense in that:

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• Sociological imagination is contained in the work of:

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• The idea of Sociological perspectives belongs to:

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• ________________is the author of mechanical and organic solidarity

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• Police officers, judges, administrators, employers, sport trainers and managers of movie theaters are all instruments of:

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• What are values?

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• The Mafia is an example of:

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• Role-learning theory suggests that…

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• Bowlby's maternal deprivation thesis claimed that:

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• White collar jobs are:

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• White-collar crime (Consumer fraud, bribery, and income tax evasion, conspiracy) means:

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• Victimless crime is:

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• Welfare capitalism is:

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• What is Stereotype?

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• What is Social control?

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• Rationalization of society is:

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• Who coined the term “Power elite”?

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• What is Micro-sociology?

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• What is Macro-sociology?

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• The Dominant culture is:

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• Bureaucratic authority refers to a system of:

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• A Charismatic authority, according to Weber’s power theory means:

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• Sutherland's study of the 'professional thief' suggested that:

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• A social policy that refers to positive efforts to recruit minority group members or women for jobs, promotions, and educational opportunities –the policy of equal opportunities for all citizens is referred to as?

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• The basic philosophy behind artificial intelligence is that

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• All of these are the opportunities with “Digital transformations” except which

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• Structural functionalists describe society as:

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• Culture, translated from Latin means:

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• Which of the listed below is not a material culture?

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• According to Augustus Comte, __________ means sociology is a positive science of the society

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• Freud’s notion of the ego refers to:

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• According to C. Wright Mills social problems are the ones that affect:

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• According to C. Wright Mills, whereas personal problems are issues that affect:

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• The outbreak of an epidemic or war is an example of:

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• Exam mal-practice by students is an example of what?

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• According to C. Wright Mills ‘sociological imagination’ implies:

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• To end poverty and injustice, sociology suggests that we change?

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• What category of people would be paid a fixed income in the new monetary system?

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• According to the new monetary system inflation would be controlled by

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• Inflation would further be prevented by taxing heavily:

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• The two fundamental flaws in our economic system have been identified as:

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• The premise of the new monetary system is to achieve:

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• The most popular Sociological research instrument is:

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• Survey and sampling are both used in which research method?

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• A researcher wants to find out the rates of divorce in Almaty for a period of five years, the most appropriate method to use is?

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• Hypotheses can be tested using what methods?

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• The relationship that is based on roles and mutual responsibilities is called?

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• According to C. Wright Mills the group who controls the wealth and power in the society are referred to as

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• The movement of individuals or groups from one social class to another is known as:

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• Sociologists has defined two categories of poverty as:

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• The behavior that is against the norms and invites serious disapproval in society is known as?

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• In survey research the group of respondents targeted for the research process is called?

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• Parsons argued that the two main functions of the modern family were:

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• Which of the following is not a calculation of average?

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Research materials from previous research works are known as?

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• Describe the three (3) steps that precede a sociological research

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Proper references must be given for all material sources to avoid what?

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• Which research method is most suitable for studying problems facing a company?

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• In sociology social facts are considered to be:

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• According to K. Marx the capitalist (bourgeoisie) exploits:

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• Which of these is NOT a belief?

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• What are society norms?

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• What are the two categories of norms?

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• People who violate Social Norms

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• Which of the listed below is an example total institution?

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• The process by which foreign knowledge, inventions or some other cultural aspects are spread in a society is known as?

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• What is Re-socialization?

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• If a deviant act is 'normalized', it is:

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• The term 'secondary deviation' refers to:

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• Sutherland's study of the 'professional thief' suggested that:

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• Structural-Functionalists describe society as:

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• If Aina and Amir both remarry and each enters the marriage with children from their previous marriages; this is an example of what family?

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• A type family which consists of two generations of relatives, parents and children living together is:

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• A family which consists of one generation of parents and children living together is called:

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• Which of the statements below best describes a family?

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• Bagira divorced her husband 2 years ago and now lives together with her two children, this family type is called?

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• Sociologists believe that a woman who plays the roles of the maid, cook, baby-sister in a nuclear family could suffer from:

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• What does Universality of family imply?

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• The hunting and gathering society maintained small families because:

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• The Artificial Intelligence is likely to change our:

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• The agricultural society probably maintained large families because:

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• The most important criteria for effective communication are that it must be:

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• Communication is described as:

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• Good communicators often possess two distinct characteristics:

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• Which of the listed below is an example of open ended question?

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• What is Plagiarism?

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• What does research imply?

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• The Internet of Things imply?

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• What does marriage to a minor imply?

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• What does Peter Berger’s sociological perspective imply?

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• Which of the groups below form the Ruling Elite according to C.W. Mills?

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• The vast majority of people in Kazakhstan fall into which of the class categories below?

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• People in society are stratified according to:

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• Sociologists are concerned about what aspects of the Industrial 4.0?

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• The philosophy behind technologies is that:

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• According to the author, Ray Kurtzwel, SINGULARITY is:

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• Youth is defined as who?

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• What is co-habitation according to sociologists?

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• Why do people in industrial society prefer smaller families?

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• Crimes and inequality are lacking in Hunting and Gathering society because?

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• What are some of the negativities found in families?

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• Which of the listed below is true for nuclear families?

Test sobre Sociology by Zharas, creado por Жарас Мергазы el 25/05/2017.

Sociology by Zharas

Sociology by Zharas

Sociology is a science that studies:

• The study of sociology originated from:

• Which of these events probably preceded the study of sociology?

• Sociology began as a result of:

• The popularity of sociology in the USA took off from the:

• The first person to teach sociology at a French university was:

• Which of the following is not a sociological paradigm?

• Which Sociologist suggests that human beings are able to interact with the help of languages and symbols?

Sociologists might be interested in which of the following social issues?

• Which Sociologist proposes the concept of sociological perspectives?

• Which of the following is not part of Karl Marx’s theory of capitalism?

• Which of these three elements underlie Digital Transformations?

• Which of the following people influenced the theoretical approach known as symbolic interactionist?

• According to Durkheim, 'social facts' are:

• The feeling of despair often leading to suicide is called:

• Which of the following people is the founder of Sociology?

• What is the initial stage of sociological research?

• Any behavior which is against the NORMS expected in the society is called?

• Any behavior that breaks the NORMS expected is likely to lead to a negative labeling called?