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1[blank_start]Durkheim[blank_end] was to [blank_start]functionalism[blank_end] as Marx was to [blank_start]conflict theory[blank_end] as weber was to symbolic interaction theory
- ADurkheim
- Bfunctionalism
- Cconflict theory
2where did sociology start? [blank_start]western europe[blank_end]
- Awestern europe
3When did sociology develop? [blank_start]1700-1800s[blank_end]
- A1700-1800s
4conflict theory is
- Athe interpretation of each part in society in terms of how it contributes to the stability of the whole
- Bthe importance of strucual integrity (social class)
- Cemphasizes immediate social interaction as a place where society exists
5fuctionalism is
- Aemphasizes immediate social interaction as a place where society exists
- Bemphasizes the role of coercion and power in society and the ability of some to influence and control others (social class)
- Cthe importance of strucual integrity (social class
6symbolic interaction is..
- Aemphasizes immediate social interaction as a place where society exists
- Bemphasizes the role of coercion and power in society and the ability of some to influence and control others (social class)
- Cthe importance of strucual integrity (social class
7the socilogical [blank_start]imagination[blank_end] is the ability to see social patterns that influence an individual as well as groups of individuals
- Aimagination
8[blank_start]Troubles[blank_end] are privetly felt problems that spring from events and feelings in a persons life
- ATroubles
9[blank_start]issues[blank_end] affect large numbers of people
- Aissues
10[blank_start]Macro[blank_end] includes social institutions, education, work and religion
- AMacro
11[blank_start]Micro[blank_end] refers more to beliefs and behaviors
- AMicro
12[blank_start]culture[blank_end] consists of thr objects created in a given society, its buildings, art, tools, toys. literature.
- Aculture
13[blank_start]nonmaterial[blank_end] culture includes norms, laws customs, ideas and belifs of a group of people
- Anonmaterial
14[blank_start]Qualitative[blank_end] reduces data to patterns in words and phrases, examples - interveiws, observation
- AQualitative
15[blank_start]Quanitative[blank_end] reduces data and patterns in numbers and statistics examples - survey or numerical data
- AQuanitative
16[blank_start]functionalists[blank_end] emphasize the importance of shareing culture
- Afunctionalists
17[blank_start]Conflict theorists[blank_end] emphasize the importance " the idea of the ruling class are in every epoch the ruling ideas
- AConflict theorists
18[blank_start]symbolic interactionist[blank_end] create, maintain, and chaneg through our daily lives
- Asymbolic interactionist
19[blank_start]ethnocentrism[blank_end] is the habit of seeing things only from the veiw of ones own group
- Aethnocentrism
20[blank_start]norms[blank_end] are the specific cultural expectations for how to behave in a givensituation
- Anorms
21[blank_start]folkways[blank_end] are a general standard of behavior adhered to by a group ( forms of dress; food habits)
- Afolkways
22[blank_start]mores[blank_end] are strict norms that control moral and ethical behavior (religious doctrines; formal law)
- Amores
23[blank_start]Values[blank_end] are abstract standards in a society or group that define ideal princepals ( liberty ; freedom)
- AValues
24[blank_start]beleifs[blank_end] are shared ideas about what is true held collectivly
- Abeleifs
25Sir Francis [blank_start]bacon[blank_end] invented the scientific method which involves several steps in the research process including : [blank_start]observation[blank_end], hypothesis, testing [blank_start]analysis[blank_end] of data and [blank_start]drawing[blank_end] conclusions
- Abacon
- Bobservation
- Canalysis
- Ddrawing
26[blank_start]validity[blank_end] is the degree to whuich it accuratly measures or reflects a concept
- Avalidity
27[blank_start]IRB[blank_end] (institutional review board) protect researchers from being taken advantage of
- AIRB
28[blank_start]surveys[blank_end] are usually quantitative but sometimes qualitative
- Asurveys
29participant observation is usually [blank_start]qualitative[blank_end]
- Aqualitative
30controlled experiments are usually [blank_start]quantitative[blank_end]
- Aquantitative
31content analysis can be either qualitative or quantitative
- ATrue
- BFalse
32historical research is usually [blank_start]qualitative[blank_end]
- Aqualitative
33secondary analysis of survey data can be either qualitative or quantitative
- ATrue
- BFalse
34evaluation researvh can be either quantitative or qualitative
- ATrue
- BFalse
35 Things that can effect cultureal change
- Atechnology
- Btime
- Cspace
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- Sociology Quiz on sociology 123, created by Chloe Schepers on 11/02/2017.
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