SOCL 2001 Tim Slack Exam 1 Questions
And Answers Latest Top Score.
Sociology h- hcorrect hanswer. h h h hscientific hstudy hof hhuman hsociety hand hsocial hbehavior; ha
hsocial hscience
Scientific hMethod h- hcorrect hanswer. h h h hSociologist huse hthe h___________________ hto
hsystematically htest hand hanalyze hinformation
Natural/ hPhysical hScience h- hcorrect hanswer. h h h hScientific hstudy hof hfeatures hof hthe
hnatural hof hphysical henvironment h(e.g. hbiology, hgeology, hchemistry, hphysics)
Social hScience h- hcorrect hanswer. h h h hThe hstudy hof hhuman hrelationship hand hthe hsocial
henvironment h(e.g. hanthropology, heconomics, hpolitical hscience, hpsychology, hsociology)
Anthro h- hcorrect hanswer. h h h hstudy hof hthe hphysical, hsocial, hand hcultural hdevelopment hof
hhumans
Econ h- hcorrect hanswer. h h h hstudy hof hmarkets h(how hgoods hand hservices hare hdistributed)
Poli hSci h- hcorrect hanswer. h h h hstudy hof hpolitics hand hgovernment
Psych h- hcorrect hanswer. h h h hstudy hof hmental hprocesses
Theory h- hcorrect hanswer. h h h hA hstatement hexplaining hhow hthings hwork, hhow hthe hpieces hfit
htogether; hexplains hhow hand hwhy; hdata his hused hto hsupport hof hrefute
Sociological hTheories h- hcorrect hanswer. h h h hStatements hthat hseek hto hframe han
hunderstanding hof hhow hthe hsocial hworld hworks.
, Functionalist hPerspective h- hcorrect hanswer. h h h hFocuses hon hthe hmacro-level; hviews
hsociety has ha hnetwork hof hconnected hparts, heach hhelping hto hmaintain hthe hsystem has ha
hwhole h(each hpart his ha hfunction). hEmphasizes hhow hparts hfunction hto hmaintain hsocial
hstability.
Manifest hFunctions h(Functionalist hPerspective) h- hcorrect hanswer. h h h hopen, hrecognized,
hpurpose hof han haspect hof hsociety
Latent hFunctions h(Functionalist hPerspective) h- hcorrect hanswer. h h h h"Behind hthe hscenes"
hfunctions
Dysfunctions h(Functionalist hPerspective) h- hcorrect hanswer. h h h hAn helement hof hsociety
hthat hdisrupts hthe hstability hof hthe hsystem
Conflict hPerspective h- hcorrect hanswer. h h h hFocuses hon hthe hmacro-level; hviews hsociety has
hbest hunderstood hby hunderstanding hconflict hbetween hgroups. hFocuses hon hhow hthose
hwith hwealth hand hpower hmaintain htheir hprivileged hposition; hhow hthose hwithout hwealth
hand hpower hstruggle hto hacquire hit
Symbolic hInteractionist hPerspective h- hcorrect hanswer. h h h hFocuses hon hthe hmicro-level;
hviews hsocial hinteraction hand hsymbolic hunderstandings has hcentral hto hunderstanding
hsocial hdynamics. h
"Symbols" hmay hinclude hmaterial hobjects, hverbal h& hnon-verbal hlanguage. h
Focuses hon heveryday hforms hof hsocial hinteraction hto hunderstand hthe hsocial hworld.
Sociological hImagination h- hcorrect hanswer. h h h hcritical hawareness hof hthe hlinkages
hbetween hpersonal hexperience, hhistory, hand hstructural hworkings hof hsociety. hDraws
hconnections hbetween hpersonal hproblems hand hpublic hissues.
Scientific hMethod h- hcorrect hanswer. h h h hDefine hthe hProblem, hReview hthe hLiterature,
hFormulate hHypotheses hand/or hResearch hQuestions, hSelect ha hResearch hDesign,
hCollect hand hAnalyze hData, hInterpret hResults hand hDraw hConclusions, hReport hResearch
hFindings
Variable h- hcorrect hanswer. h h h hA hmeasurable htrait hor hcharacteristic. hIndependent hor
hDependent
Hypothesis h- hcorrect hanswer. h h h hA hspeculative hstatement habout hthe hexpected
hrelationship hbetween htwo hor hmore hvariables
Research hDesigns h(in hSociology) h- hcorrect hanswer. h h h hSurveys, hethnography,
hexperiments, hand huse hof hexisting hdata hsources
Survey h- hcorrect hanswer. h h h htypically htakes hthe hform hof ha hstandardized hinterview hor
hquestionnaire h
Strength: hpossible hto hcollect hdata hfrom hlarge hnumbers hof hpeople h
And Answers Latest Top Score.
Sociology h- hcorrect hanswer. h h h hscientific hstudy hof hhuman hsociety hand hsocial hbehavior; ha
hsocial hscience
Scientific hMethod h- hcorrect hanswer. h h h hSociologist huse hthe h___________________ hto
hsystematically htest hand hanalyze hinformation
Natural/ hPhysical hScience h- hcorrect hanswer. h h h hScientific hstudy hof hfeatures hof hthe
hnatural hof hphysical henvironment h(e.g. hbiology, hgeology, hchemistry, hphysics)
Social hScience h- hcorrect hanswer. h h h hThe hstudy hof hhuman hrelationship hand hthe hsocial
henvironment h(e.g. hanthropology, heconomics, hpolitical hscience, hpsychology, hsociology)
Anthro h- hcorrect hanswer. h h h hstudy hof hthe hphysical, hsocial, hand hcultural hdevelopment hof
hhumans
Econ h- hcorrect hanswer. h h h hstudy hof hmarkets h(how hgoods hand hservices hare hdistributed)
Poli hSci h- hcorrect hanswer. h h h hstudy hof hpolitics hand hgovernment
Psych h- hcorrect hanswer. h h h hstudy hof hmental hprocesses
Theory h- hcorrect hanswer. h h h hA hstatement hexplaining hhow hthings hwork, hhow hthe hpieces hfit
htogether; hexplains hhow hand hwhy; hdata his hused hto hsupport hof hrefute
Sociological hTheories h- hcorrect hanswer. h h h hStatements hthat hseek hto hframe han
hunderstanding hof hhow hthe hsocial hworld hworks.
, Functionalist hPerspective h- hcorrect hanswer. h h h hFocuses hon hthe hmacro-level; hviews
hsociety has ha hnetwork hof hconnected hparts, heach hhelping hto hmaintain hthe hsystem has ha
hwhole h(each hpart his ha hfunction). hEmphasizes hhow hparts hfunction hto hmaintain hsocial
hstability.
Manifest hFunctions h(Functionalist hPerspective) h- hcorrect hanswer. h h h hopen, hrecognized,
hpurpose hof han haspect hof hsociety
Latent hFunctions h(Functionalist hPerspective) h- hcorrect hanswer. h h h h"Behind hthe hscenes"
hfunctions
Dysfunctions h(Functionalist hPerspective) h- hcorrect hanswer. h h h hAn helement hof hsociety
hthat hdisrupts hthe hstability hof hthe hsystem
Conflict hPerspective h- hcorrect hanswer. h h h hFocuses hon hthe hmacro-level; hviews hsociety has
hbest hunderstood hby hunderstanding hconflict hbetween hgroups. hFocuses hon hhow hthose
hwith hwealth hand hpower hmaintain htheir hprivileged hposition; hhow hthose hwithout hwealth
hand hpower hstruggle hto hacquire hit
Symbolic hInteractionist hPerspective h- hcorrect hanswer. h h h hFocuses hon hthe hmicro-level;
hviews hsocial hinteraction hand hsymbolic hunderstandings has hcentral hto hunderstanding
hsocial hdynamics. h
"Symbols" hmay hinclude hmaterial hobjects, hverbal h& hnon-verbal hlanguage. h
Focuses hon heveryday hforms hof hsocial hinteraction hto hunderstand hthe hsocial hworld.
Sociological hImagination h- hcorrect hanswer. h h h hcritical hawareness hof hthe hlinkages
hbetween hpersonal hexperience, hhistory, hand hstructural hworkings hof hsociety. hDraws
hconnections hbetween hpersonal hproblems hand hpublic hissues.
Scientific hMethod h- hcorrect hanswer. h h h hDefine hthe hProblem, hReview hthe hLiterature,
hFormulate hHypotheses hand/or hResearch hQuestions, hSelect ha hResearch hDesign,
hCollect hand hAnalyze hData, hInterpret hResults hand hDraw hConclusions, hReport hResearch
hFindings
Variable h- hcorrect hanswer. h h h hA hmeasurable htrait hor hcharacteristic. hIndependent hor
hDependent
Hypothesis h- hcorrect hanswer. h h h hA hspeculative hstatement habout hthe hexpected
hrelationship hbetween htwo hor hmore hvariables
Research hDesigns h(in hSociology) h- hcorrect hanswer. h h h hSurveys, hethnography,
hexperiments, hand huse hof hexisting hdata hsources
Survey h- hcorrect hanswer. h h h htypically htakes hthe hform hof ha hstandardized hinterview hor
hquestionnaire h
Strength: hpossible hto hcollect hdata hfrom hlarge hnumbers hof hpeople h
