Exam 1: Sociology: Theory and Method

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If sociologists wanted to study how young people got involved in the Black Lives Matter movement,what method would they likely use?

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Jerome looks at how the global economy functions in continental free-trade zones.His studies might be described as

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Allen participated in religious rituals with members of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints for two years.He kept field notes of his experiences,identified major themes within the notes,wrote a paper about his process and results,and submitted the paper to a major research journal.What part of the research process is he in?

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Kevon believes that society should be looked at like a body,with each of the parts necessary to the functioning of the whole.His ideas most closely mirror those of which theorist?

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In a short paragraph,use your sociological imagination to think about the social processes that go into writing an essay for a college course.What is involved?

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Sociologists recognize that "personal" troubles,if occurring in patterned ways and to large numbers of individuals,reflect

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A key difference between functionalism and conflict theory is

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Mohammed believes that studies of human behavior should focus primarily on how we construct meaning through abstract representations.His position is closest to which theoretical perspective?

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Anita puts forward the idea that under capitalism,working people and their bosses will struggle against each other.From this struggle,a new kind of society will emerge.Her thoughts most closely mirror those of which theorist?

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Theorists of ________,such as Auguste Comte and Émile Durkheim,compared societies to the workings of a human body.

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Maria believes that contemporary societies are primarily defined by the rise and maintenance of hierarchical bureaucratic forms of organizing large parts of social life.Her ideas most closely match with those of which theorist?

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Max Weber's theoretical contributions might be criticized for

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What are two advantages and two disadvantages of ethnographic fieldwork? Your answer should be a paragraph in length.

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Which factor makes something not only a problem but also a puzzle?

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Which question about the transformations that accompanied industrialization in West would a sociologist be MOST likely to explore?

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We might identify one of the latent functions of public schools as

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Jennifer wants to collect rich data about the lives of Native Americans who live on reservations.She wants to be able to not only document their lived reality but also to describe it as closely as possible.The best method of research for this kind of study would be

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Pierre prefers to think of institutions and human activities by analyzing the relationship of each individual part as it relates to the whole.His way of thinking most closely resembles which theoretical perspective?

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In a short paragraph,consider how ideology is used to justify the actions of the powerful in American society.

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According to ________,sociology must study social facts-aspects of social life that shape our actions as individuals-in order to become a science.

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