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Practice Quiz: Chapter 01
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Emile Durkheim is most closely associated with which school of thought?
a) Objectivism
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b) Subjectivism
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c) Functionalism
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d) Conflict theory
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e) Symbolic interactionism
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Which of the following is NOT one of Max Weber's forms of authority?
a) Legal-rational authority
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b) Charismatic authority
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c) Patriarchal authority
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d) Traditional authority
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e) All of the above are Weber's forms of authority.
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Which of the following is the most widely-used technique in social scientific research?
a) Surveys
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b) In-depth interviews
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c) Secondary data analysis
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d) Documentation
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e) Content analysis
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After World War II, which sociological framework dominated the field in North America?
a) Structural functionalism
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b) Conflict theory
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c) Feminism
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d) Symbolic interactionism
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e) No single theory dominated the tradition as it was a time of prosperity and progress.
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The term "sociology" was invented by which of the following theorist?
a) Emile Durkheim
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b) C. Wright Mills
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c) Auguste Comte
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d) Herbert Spencer
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e) Max Weber
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Which Canadian Sociologist developed a women's standpoint perspective that is critical of the dominant, top-down model of conventional sociology?
a) Patricia Hill Collins
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b) Dorothy Smith
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c) Shulamith Firestone
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d) Betty Friedan
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e) Simone de Beauvoir
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Which of the following is NOT a type of field research?
a) Documentary analysis
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b) Ethnography
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c) Participant observation
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d) In-depth interview
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e) Content analysis
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Which sociologist believed the best way to begin to analyze any society was to look at how it produces and distributes the basic necessities of life?
a) Max Weber
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b) Karl Marx
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c) Emile Durkheim
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d) Erving Goffman
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e) Talcott Parsons
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Sociologists involved in collecting new data use which methods?
a) Surveys
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b) Ethnography
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c) Participant observation
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d) In-depth interviews
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e) All of the above
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Which term refers to the empirical or observable equivalent of a concept?
a) Variable
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b) Hypothesis
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c) Theory
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d) Matrix
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e) Operationalization
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As Auguste Comte saw it, knowledge developed by the new social science of "sociology" would give humans power over social change.
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b) False
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Sociology was developed in Europe during the Industrial and French Revolutions to try to understand the rapid changes that were occurring within society.
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b) False
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Emile Durkheim believed that traditional institutions such as marriage and the family seemed to be breaking down in modern society.
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b) False
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Michel Foucault was interested in how authority surrounds and acts upon people.
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b) False
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Operationalization is the process of translating theories and concepts into hypotheses and variables.
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b) False
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Symbolic interactionism is a form of microsociology because it focuses attention on individual people and their interactions
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b) False
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George Ritzer used the term "McDonaldization" to refer to the spread of rationality in the global economy.
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b) False
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Independent variables are roughly equivalent to causes and dependent variables are roughly equivalent to effects.
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b) False
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Much contemporary post-structuralist theory is rooted in a wider theoretical framework known as post-modernism.
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b) False
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Black feminist thought aims to empower its subjects and stimulate resistance.
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b) False
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