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Founders of Sociology: Comte, Marx, Durkheim Key Terms
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1Age of Enlightenment thinkers who emphasized critical reasoning and experience along with skepticism of religion and authority
- AProletariat
- BPhilosophes
- CBourgeoisie
- DConflict Theorists
2Gathering place for female intellectuals to consider and debate society
- ADependent Variable
- BAnomie
- CRite of Passage
- DSalons
3What time period/event did we discuss as a major contributor to urbanization and the associated social problems that sociologists study?
- AIndustrial Revolution
- BCommunist Revolution
- CSocialization
- DAge of Enlightenment
4Which of the following was not a social problem we discussed that arose from urbanization?
- AOvercrowding
- BUnsanitary Conditions
- CCrime
- DSoil Erotion
5Who is credited with the philosophy of ¨Positivism¨?
- ASpencer
- BMartineau
- CComte
- DDurkheim
6Who is credited with the philosophy of ¨Social Darwinism¨
- ASpencer
- BMartineau
- CComte
- DDurkheim
7Durkheim's theory indicated that ¨strains¨ lead to a condition known as
- AConflict
- BFunctionalist
- CAnomie
- DMarxism
8The belief that the world can best be understood through scientific inquiry is known as
- AFuntionalism
- BPost-Modernism
- CIsolation
- DPositivism
9The belief that humans best adapted to their environment would survive and prosper while those poorly adapted would die out, is known as
- AMarxism
- BPositivism
- CRelativity
- DSocial Darwinism
10Which of the following theoretical perspectives does Durkheim most belong to?
- AConflict Theory
- BFunctionalism
- CSymbolic Interactionism
- DPost-Modernism
11In Marx's terminology, the working class were referred to as
- AThe Proletariat
- BThe Bourgeoisie
- CBlue Collar
- DWhite Collar
12In Marx's terminology the individuals who owned the means of production were the
- AProletariat
- BBourgeoisie
- CBlue Collar
- DWhite Collar
13The theoretical perspective stating that existing theories have been unsuccessful in explaining social life in contemporary societies
- ASymbolic Interaction
- BMarxism
- CCapitalism
- DPostmodern
14A study approach in which every member of an entire population has the same chance of being selected
- AProbability Sampling
- BSurvey
- CField Research
- DRandom Sampling
15If two events are correlated, it means that one must have caused the other
- ATrue
- BFalse
16Survey research is the most widely used method in Sociology
- ATrue
- BFalse
17Field Research is highly useful for researching extremely large populations
- ATrue
- BFalse
18Which of the following is a term referring to a formal norm?
- AMore
- BMaterial Culture
- CNon-material culture
- DFolkway
19Which of the following is not a component of the personality in Freud's Psychoanalytic perspective?
- AId
- BEgo
- CPreconventional
- DSuperego
20In Kohlberg's stages of moral development, which stage views morality primarily in terms of punishment and obedience
- APreconventional level
- BConventional level
- CPostconventional level
- DHumanism
21Which of the following reflects Cooley's concept of the ¨Looking Glass Self¨?
- APeople view themselves the way they think they are
- BPeople are not concerned with how others view them
- CPeople view themselves exactly the way other people are viewing them
- DPeople view themselves the way they perceive other people perceiving them
22Which of the following do Sociologists largely believe to be the most significant agent of socialization?
- AThe media
- BPeer Groups
- CSchool
- DThe Family
23Which Sociologist introduced the concept of ¨Double-Consciousness¨?
- AJane Adams
- BW.E.B. Dubois
- CWeber
- DMarx
24According to Mead's theory of role taking, which aspect of the self is composed of the internalized attitudes and demands of other members of society
- AThe I
- BThe Me
- CThe Id
- DThe Superego
25Which of the following best described a spurious correlation?
- AWhen two events are correlated and one is clearly causing the other
- BWhen to events superficially appear to be correlated but are not
- CCorrelation that does not result from any direct relationship between two variables, but from their relation to other variables
- DCorrelation that results from two variables occurring within a time frame that is momentarily causing one another
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