Quiz 2

1.   For the most part, when it comes to conventional scientific approach to study human conduct, symbolic interactionists: - Question the wisdom of using the conventional scientific approach 2. Naturalistic inquiry has two key phases: exploration and: - Inspection 3. _____________   __________   starts with concrete data and ends by rendering them in an explanatory theory. - Grounded Theory 4. Interactionists try to produce analyses that provide for in-depth understanding of a group for social world and at the same time strive to develop broader based: - Explanations that emerge from the dialogue between data and theory that reveal   key patterns   and processes. 5. Postmodern theorists drawing upon feminist, neo-Marxist formulated an approach they call __________________ - Interpretive Interactionism 6. According to the authors, Schwalbe identified four processes through which inequalities are created and sustained.   These processes include oppressive othering, emotion management, subordinate adaptation and ___________ - Boundary maintenance 7. According to our authors, feminists are committed to research and theory as; - liberating social practices that ought to contribute to the elimination of gender inequality and oppression. 8. Symbolic interactionists are skeptical of social cognition theory because of: A . social cognitionists' implying that society exists "other there" independent of people, while ignoring how society gets into peoples' minds to influence their cognitions. B . social cognition neglects people's behavior. C . neglects the impact of people's interactions D . all of the above. 9. Symbolic interactionists believe that exchange theory: A . offers a detailed theory of the self. B . views human motivation as being diverse, complex, and social. C contends that people engage in constructive mental processes as they act towards others and the