SOC 101 Exam 1 Part 1
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Rousseau said that the more materials a society has, more inequality and social conflict occurs. Who else is known to have said this? |
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Marx |
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Durkheim |
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Mead |
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Cooley |
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You decide to do a quantitative study. To gather information, you will: |
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Do one-on-one interviews outside of Cabell Library |
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Eat McDonalds for 30 days to see what effects it has on your body |
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Do a field study of people who go to Belle Isle |
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Do a campus-wide survey |
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The parallels between the Stanford Prison Experiment and the prison abuses at Abu Ghraib prison refer best to what theory? |
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Strain theory |
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Weber’s Life Choices |
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Standpoint theory |
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Labeling theory |
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A historical process where a dominant group exercises moral and intellectual leadership is also called: |
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Active audiences |
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Hegemony |
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Unintended media effects |
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Popular culture |
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This type of group has regular interaction and a high emotional attachment, such as a family: |
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Out-group |
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Organization |
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Secondary group |
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Primary group |
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Some people are included in “protected populations,” which makes them harder to research for ethical reasons. Which of the following would be considered a “protected population” : |
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Prisoners |
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College students |
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City workers |
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Hospice volunteers |
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This status is one into which you are born into and is an involuntary status. |
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Achieved |
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Ascribed |
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Role |
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Master |
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The Asch experiments tested what? |
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Aggression |
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Conformity |
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Deviance |
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Roles |
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Durkheim’s research concluded that men commit suicide more than women. |
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Goffman inferred that we are all struggling to make a good impression on our audience. He called this: |
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Impression management |
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Socialization |
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Social construction |
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Off stage |
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How many states currently allow same-sex marriage in the United States? |
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38 states + DC |
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13 states |
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1, Massachusetts |
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Every state |
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Macro themes of sexualization and de-sensitivity to violence would be what type of media effect? |
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Short-term unintended |
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Long-term intended |
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Long-term unintended |
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Short-term intended |
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Positivism is best defined as: |
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The study of symbolic interactions between individuals and society |
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The effect of religion on social institutions |
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The relationship between culture and media institutions |
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The idea that we can scientifically study social institutions and the individuals within them |
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This theory emphasizes the social, political, and material inequality of a social group: |
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Queer theory |
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Symbolic Interactionist theory |
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Conflict theory |
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Functionalist theory |
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In a social network, our relationships to other people are described as: |
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Behaviors |
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Ties |
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Connections |
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Partners |
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Which of the following theorists viewed increasing population as a bad thing; that higher population would only result in conflict over resources and starvation: |
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Max Weber |
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Thomas Malthus |
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Emile Durkheim |
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George Ritzer |
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Because of the parallels between totems, spaces, and community, Durkheim compares religion to what other social institution? |
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Education |
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Military |
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Family |
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Sports |
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Sociology is: |
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Something biological |
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A closer look into the human mind |
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The systematic study of human society |
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A class I have to take to graduate |
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Behaviors that do not conform to cultural norms is called: |
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Anomie |
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Labeling theory |
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Social deviance |
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Dramaturgy |
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Goffman developed this theory, where he viewed life as a theatrical performance, with props, scripts, and roles. |
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Ethnomethodology |
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Dramaturgy |
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Nonmaterial culture |
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Anticipatory socialization |
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