LSU SOCL 2001 EXAM 1 (CHAPTERS 1 &
2) Questions And Answers 100% Verified.
Sociology w- wcorrect wanswer. w w w w- wThe wstudy wof whuman wsociety
- wAssumes wthat whuman wactions ware w*patterned* wand wcan wbe wexplained wpartly wby wsocial
wforces
Sociological wImagination w- wcorrect wanswer. w w w w- wCoined wby w*C. wWright wMills*
- wThe wability wto wconnect wthe wmost wbasic, wintimate waspects wof wan windividual's wlife wto
wseemingly wimpersonal wand wremote whistorical wforces
Social winstitution w- wcorrect wanswer. w w w w- wA wcomplex wgroup wof w*interdependent*
wpositions wthat, wtogether, wpreform wa wsocial wrole wand wreproduce wthemselves wover wtime
- wNetworks wor wstructures win wsociety wthat wwork wto wsocialize wthe wgroups wof wpeople wwithin
wthem
Social widentity w- wcorrect wanswer. w w w w- wThe wway windividuals wdefine wthemselves win
wrelationship wto wgroups wthey ware wa wpart wof w(or win wrelationship wto wgroups wthey wchoose
wnot wto wbe wa wpart wof)
Auguste wComte w- wcorrect wanswer. w w w w- wRecognized was wthe w*father wof wsociology*
- wBelieved wthat wsociety wcould wbe wstudied w*scientifically*, wcalled w*social wphysics* wor
w*positivism*
- wFamous wworks: w*Positive wPhilosophy*
Positivist wsociology w- wcorrect wanswer. w w w w- wA wstrain wwithin wsociology wthat wbelieves wthe
wsocial wworld wcan wbe wdescribed wand wpredicted wby wcertain wobservable wrelationships
Harriet wMartineau w- wcorrect wanswer. w w w w- wOne wof wthe w*earliest wfeminist wsocial
wscientists*
- wTranslated wComte's wwork wto wEnglish
- wTook won wthe w*institution wof wmarriage*, wclaiming wthat wis wwas wbased won wthe
wassumption wof winferiority wof wwomen
, - wFamous wworks: w*How wto wObserve wMorals wand wManners, wTheory wand wPractice wof
wSociety win wAmerica*
Karl wMarx w- wcorrect wanswer. w w w w- wTheory wof w*historical wmaterialism*, wwhich widentifies
wclass wconflict was wthe wprimary wcause wof wsocial wchange
- w"From weach waccording wto whis wabilities, wto weach waccording wto whis wneeds"
- wAlternative wto wcapitalism
- wFamous wworks: w*The wCommunist wManifesto, wCapital*
Max wWeber w- wcorrect wanswer. w w w w- wEmphasis won wsubjectivity wbecame wa wfoundation wof
winterpretive wsociology
- wHumans wact won wthe wbasis wof wtheir wown wunderstanding wof wthe wsituation
- wDeveloped w*verstehen*
- wFamous wworks: w*Economy wand wSociety*
Verstehen w- wcorrect wanswer. w w w w- wUnderstanding wthe wsocial wbehavior wby wputting
woneself win wthe wplace wof wothers
Emile wDurkheim w- wcorrect wanswer. w w w w- wPositivist wsociology
- wDeveloped wtheory wthat wdivision wof wlabor whelps wto wdetermine whow wsocial wcohesion wis
wmaintained, wor wnot wmaintained, win wthat wsociety
- wCoined wterm w*anomie*
- wFamous wworks: w*The wDivision wof wLabor win wSociety, wThe wElementary wforms wof
wReligious wLife, wSuicide*
Anomie w- wcorrect wanswer. w w w w- wA wsense wof waimlessness wor wdespair wthat warises wwhen
wwe wcan wno wlonger wreasonably wexpect wlife wto wbe wpredictable, wnormlessness
Georg wSimmel w- wcorrect wanswer. w w w w- w*Formal wsociology*, wor wa wsociology wof wpure
wnumbers
- wSmall wgroup winteractions, wnetwork wtheory
- wFamous wworks: w*The wPhilosophy wof wMoney, wThe wStranger, wOn wSecrecy*
American wsociology w- wcorrect wanswer. w w w w- wBecame wprominent wat wUniversity wof
wChicago
- wPerspective wthat wemerged wbecame wknown was wthe w*"Chicago wSchool"*
Chicago wSchool w- wcorrect wanswer. w w w w- wFocused won wthe w*empirical wresearch*, wwith wthe
wbelief wthat wpeople's wbehaviors wand wpersonalities ware wshaped wby wtheir w*social* wand
w*physical* wenvironments
Chicago wthinkers w- wcorrect wanswer. w w w w- wCharles wHorton wCooley
- wGeorge wHebert wMead
- wW.I. wThomas
- wW.E.B. wDuBois
- wJane wAddams
2) Questions And Answers 100% Verified.
Sociology w- wcorrect wanswer. w w w w- wThe wstudy wof whuman wsociety
- wAssumes wthat whuman wactions ware w*patterned* wand wcan wbe wexplained wpartly wby wsocial
wforces
Sociological wImagination w- wcorrect wanswer. w w w w- wCoined wby w*C. wWright wMills*
- wThe wability wto wconnect wthe wmost wbasic, wintimate waspects wof wan windividual's wlife wto
wseemingly wimpersonal wand wremote whistorical wforces
Social winstitution w- wcorrect wanswer. w w w w- wA wcomplex wgroup wof w*interdependent*
wpositions wthat, wtogether, wpreform wa wsocial wrole wand wreproduce wthemselves wover wtime
- wNetworks wor wstructures win wsociety wthat wwork wto wsocialize wthe wgroups wof wpeople wwithin
wthem
Social widentity w- wcorrect wanswer. w w w w- wThe wway windividuals wdefine wthemselves win
wrelationship wto wgroups wthey ware wa wpart wof w(or win wrelationship wto wgroups wthey wchoose
wnot wto wbe wa wpart wof)
Auguste wComte w- wcorrect wanswer. w w w w- wRecognized was wthe w*father wof wsociology*
- wBelieved wthat wsociety wcould wbe wstudied w*scientifically*, wcalled w*social wphysics* wor
w*positivism*
- wFamous wworks: w*Positive wPhilosophy*
Positivist wsociology w- wcorrect wanswer. w w w w- wA wstrain wwithin wsociology wthat wbelieves wthe
wsocial wworld wcan wbe wdescribed wand wpredicted wby wcertain wobservable wrelationships
Harriet wMartineau w- wcorrect wanswer. w w w w- wOne wof wthe w*earliest wfeminist wsocial
wscientists*
- wTranslated wComte's wwork wto wEnglish
- wTook won wthe w*institution wof wmarriage*, wclaiming wthat wis wwas wbased won wthe
wassumption wof winferiority wof wwomen
, - wFamous wworks: w*How wto wObserve wMorals wand wManners, wTheory wand wPractice wof
wSociety win wAmerica*
Karl wMarx w- wcorrect wanswer. w w w w- wTheory wof w*historical wmaterialism*, wwhich widentifies
wclass wconflict was wthe wprimary wcause wof wsocial wchange
- w"From weach waccording wto whis wabilities, wto weach waccording wto whis wneeds"
- wAlternative wto wcapitalism
- wFamous wworks: w*The wCommunist wManifesto, wCapital*
Max wWeber w- wcorrect wanswer. w w w w- wEmphasis won wsubjectivity wbecame wa wfoundation wof
winterpretive wsociology
- wHumans wact won wthe wbasis wof wtheir wown wunderstanding wof wthe wsituation
- wDeveloped w*verstehen*
- wFamous wworks: w*Economy wand wSociety*
Verstehen w- wcorrect wanswer. w w w w- wUnderstanding wthe wsocial wbehavior wby wputting
woneself win wthe wplace wof wothers
Emile wDurkheim w- wcorrect wanswer. w w w w- wPositivist wsociology
- wDeveloped wtheory wthat wdivision wof wlabor whelps wto wdetermine whow wsocial wcohesion wis
wmaintained, wor wnot wmaintained, win wthat wsociety
- wCoined wterm w*anomie*
- wFamous wworks: w*The wDivision wof wLabor win wSociety, wThe wElementary wforms wof
wReligious wLife, wSuicide*
Anomie w- wcorrect wanswer. w w w w- wA wsense wof waimlessness wor wdespair wthat warises wwhen
wwe wcan wno wlonger wreasonably wexpect wlife wto wbe wpredictable, wnormlessness
Georg wSimmel w- wcorrect wanswer. w w w w- w*Formal wsociology*, wor wa wsociology wof wpure
wnumbers
- wSmall wgroup winteractions, wnetwork wtheory
- wFamous wworks: w*The wPhilosophy wof wMoney, wThe wStranger, wOn wSecrecy*
American wsociology w- wcorrect wanswer. w w w w- wBecame wprominent wat wUniversity wof
wChicago
- wPerspective wthat wemerged wbecame wknown was wthe w*"Chicago wSchool"*
Chicago wSchool w- wcorrect wanswer. w w w w- wFocused won wthe w*empirical wresearch*, wwith wthe
wbelief wthat wpeople's wbehaviors wand wpersonalities ware wshaped wby wtheir w*social* wand
w*physical* wenvironments
Chicago wthinkers w- wcorrect wanswer. w w w w- wCharles wHorton wCooley
- wGeorge wHebert wMead
- wW.I. wThomas
- wW.E.B. wDuBois
- wJane wAddams
