SOC1502 - Understanding South Africa: Families, Education, Identities And Inequality (SOC1502)
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3. speak different
languages
4. practise a recognized
religion
Seeing patterns means
that a sociologist needs
to be able to:
1. compare the behaviour
of in...
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,3. speak different
languages
4. practise a recognized
religion
Seeing patterns means 3. identify similarities in how social groups
that a sociologist needs respond to social pressure
to be able to:
1. compare the behaviour
of individuals from
different societies
2. compare one society
to another
3. identify similarities in
how social groups
respond to social
pressure
4. compare individuals to
groups
Which of the following 2. economics
was a topic of study in
early sociology?
1. astrology
2. economics
3. physics
4. history
Which founder of 2.Karl Marx
sociology believed
societies changed due
to class struggle?
1. Émile Comte
2. Karl Marx
3. Plato
4. Herbert Spencer
,Which of the following 3. the study of society and social
best describes sociology interaction
as a subject?
1. the study of individual
behaviour
2. the study of cultures
3. the study of society
and social interaction
4. the study of
economics
Wright Mills once said 2. Imagination
that sociologists need to
develop a sociological
__________ to study how
society affects
individuals.
1. culture
2. imagination
3. method
4.tool
A sociologist defines 1. interact
society as a group of
people who reside in a
defined area, share a
culture, and who:
1. interact
2. work in the same
industry
, The difference between 3. whether sociological studies can
positivism and predict or improve society
interpretive sociology
relates to:
1. whether individuals like
or dislike their society
2. whether research
methods use statistical
data or person-to-
person research
3. whether sociological
studies can predict or
improve society
4. all of the above
Which would a 1. a large survey
quantitative sociologists
use to gather data?
1. a large survey
2. a literature search
3. an in-depth interview
4. a review of television
programs
Weber believed humans 2.their culture
could not be studied
purely objectively
because they were
influenced by:
1. drugs
2. their culture
3. their genetic makeup
4. the researcher
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