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Social Psychology (10th Edition)
Social Psychology (10th Edition)
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Author:Elliot Aronson, Timothy D. Wilson, Robin M. Akert, Samuel R. Sommers
Publisher:Elliot Aronson, Timothy D. Wilson, Robin M. Akert, Samuel R. Sommers
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24. August Comte argued that there are three stages in the development of reason, this includes a. Theoretical, Philosophical, and c. Philosophical, Theological and Scientific Scientific b. Scientific, Political, and d. Sociological, Theological, and Philosophica! Theoretical 25. In essence, it is the study of the soul, but some would define this discipline as the "study of behavior and mental processes" a. Psychology b. Linguistics c. Politics d. Physiology 26. It is a framework for building theory that sees society as a complex system whose parts work together to promote solidarity and stability. a. Symbolic Interactionism b. Structural Functionalism Hermeneutical Phenomenology d. Social Framework c. 27. He argued that complex societies are heid together by organic solidarity– parts function together as a whole. a. Auguste Comte b. Emil Durkheim c. Talcott Parsons d. john Locke 28. Jon Snovw was tasked by his teacher to determine the importance of individual roles in a society. Which of the following approach should he use? a. Symbolic lInteractionism b. Structural Functionalism 29. It is a method of socioeconomic analysis of the material conditions and economic activities required to fulfi!l human material needs to explain social phenomena within any given society. a. Femenism b. Marxism Hermeneutical Phenomenology d. Social Framework c. Rational Choice d. Anthropology 30. A book written by Marx and Engels which intreduced their concept of socialism as a natural result of the conflicts arising from capitalist system. a. The Prince b. The Communist Manifesto 31. Which of the following best fits the concept of Marxism a. Capitalists should stay in controi over the means of production of goods and services b. Wealth should be distributed equally ;" From each according to his ability, to each according to C. The Preacher's Tale d. The Das Capital his needs." The working class or should rule over the means of production d. Ownership of private property is upheld C. 32. Who are the Proletariat and Bourgeoisie? c. the ruling class and the gods d. the ruling class and the capitalist a. the working class and the ancestors b. the laborers and the ruling class 33. He was considered the Founder of symbolic interactionism. a. Herb Blummer b. George Herbert Mead 34. Symbolic Interactionism traces its origin to: a. Herbert Blummer b. Max Webber John Locke d. Kar! Marx C. C. Geroge Herbert Mead d. Tyrion Lannister 35. Which of the following best represent symbolic interactionism? a. People behave based on what is objectively true. b. People behaved based on what they believe in. c. People are not likely to interpret one another's behavior in lieu of social bond. d. Social bond is based on individuals perspective. 36. When a social bond formed through interpretation of one another's behavior , it is called: c. American Sociology d. Positive image a. Meaning of circumstances b. Definition of the situation 37. Choose the scenario the best represents symbolic interactionism. a. Teens go to school because majority of them think that it is a way of life, b. People smoke without regard to their knowledge that it is dangerous because they believe it is cool. c. Athletes play the garne so to win.
Transcribed Image Text:24. August Comte argued that there are three stages in the development of reason, this includes a. Theoretical, Philosophical, and c. Philosophical, Theological and Scientific Scientific b. Scientific, Political, and d. Sociological, Theological, and Philosophica! Theoretical 25. In essence, it is the study of the soul, but some would define this discipline as the "study of behavior and mental processes" a. Psychology b. Linguistics c. Politics d. Physiology 26. It is a framework for building theory that sees society as a complex system whose parts work together to promote solidarity and stability. a. Symbolic Interactionism b. Structural Functionalism Hermeneutical Phenomenology d. Social Framework c. 27. He argued that complex societies are heid together by organic solidarity– parts function together as a whole. a. Auguste Comte b. Emil Durkheim c. Talcott Parsons d. john Locke 28. Jon Snovw was tasked by his teacher to determine the importance of individual roles in a society. Which of the following approach should he use? a. Symbolic lInteractionism b. Structural Functionalism 29. It is a method of socioeconomic analysis of the material conditions and economic activities required to fulfi!l human material needs to explain social phenomena within any given society. a. Femenism b. Marxism Hermeneutical Phenomenology d. Social Framework c. Rational Choice d. Anthropology 30. A book written by Marx and Engels which intreduced their concept of socialism as a natural result of the conflicts arising from capitalist system. a. The Prince b. The Communist Manifesto 31. Which of the following best fits the concept of Marxism a. Capitalists should stay in controi over the means of production of goods and services b. Wealth should be distributed equally ;" From each according to his ability, to each according to C. The Preacher's Tale d. The Das Capital his needs." The working class or should rule over the means of production d. Ownership of private property is upheld C. 32. Who are the Proletariat and Bourgeoisie? c. the ruling class and the gods d. the ruling class and the capitalist a. the working class and the ancestors b. the laborers and the ruling class 33. He was considered the Founder of symbolic interactionism. a. Herb Blummer b. George Herbert Mead 34. Symbolic Interactionism traces its origin to: a. Herbert Blummer b. Max Webber John Locke d. Kar! Marx C. C. Geroge Herbert Mead d. Tyrion Lannister 35. Which of the following best represent symbolic interactionism? a. People behave based on what is objectively true. b. People behaved based on what they believe in. c. People are not likely to interpret one another's behavior in lieu of social bond. d. Social bond is based on individuals perspective. 36. When a social bond formed through interpretation of one another's behavior , it is called: c. American Sociology d. Positive image a. Meaning of circumstances b. Definition of the situation 37. Choose the scenario the best represents symbolic interactionism. a. Teens go to school because majority of them think that it is a way of life, b. People smoke without regard to their knowledge that it is dangerous because they believe it is cool. c. Athletes play the garne so to win.
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