Culture, Society, and Social Change 1. Identify how power works 2. Legitimacy conferred by rules that are agreed on by both leaders and followers is called 3. Classical liberalism attacked the power of a hereditary aristocracy and asserted the Dr. Iannucci- Review for Exam # 4. History is concerned with change over time. It provides a perspective on the present by informing us of the way people lived in the past. Thus, history helps us understand 5. The foundations of power vary from age to age. As power bases shift, new groups and individuals 6. Anthropology is the most holistic of the social sciences as it studies all aspects of a (n) 7. Economic power involves the power to decide & Psychology is the study of the behavior of people and animals. Behavior is the product of both 9. A problem of democratic government is protecting its citizens without violating 10. The origins of social problems, as well as the solutions proposed, involve complex 11. The study of a topic using ideas, methods, and data from all of the social sciences is said to be 12. An approach to psychology that emphasizes uniquely human issues eg; self, love, belonging is known as 13. The few who have power are the the are the many who do not 14. Hypotheses are tentative statements about a relationship between facts or events that should be derived from 15. A relationship that is likely to have occurred by chance is said to be significant. a) True b) False 16. Causation is a significant relationship wherein the presence of one variable causes changes in 11. How would one identify a control group? 18. Are facts in the social sciences always considered absolute? 19. A method of explanation that develops and tests theories about how observable facts or events are related is 20. A significant relationship is one that is not likely to have occurred 21. Theones are typically a set of interrelated concepts that can be considered 22 The aggregate of opinions of individuals on topics in survey research is called 23 Issues about which people think the most and about which they hold strong and stable opinions are called 24. Edhnography is the systematic description of a society's 25. Ethnographic studies are usually produced by psychology. who have spent time living with, interviewing, and observing the people of a society.