Question 1

A lack of knowledge relating to specific art, literature or music displays a shortage of

Accepted Answer

A)  economic capital. 
B)  social capital. 
C)  cultural capital. 
D)  cultural reproduction. 
A)  economic capital. 
B)  social capital. 
C)  cultural capital. 
D)  cultural reproduction. C

Question 2

Measures to counteract cultural hegemony in the Attawapiskat school campaign included

Accepted Answer

A)  diversifying the student body. 
B)  lessons reflecting the local culture. 
C)  more parental engagement. 
D)  improving government communications. 
A)  diversifying the student body. 
B)  lessons reflecting the local culture. 
C)  more parental engagement. 
D)  improving government communications. B

Question 3

The right to own property, vote and divorce a spouse were the main goals of which feminist movement?

Accepted Answer

A)  first wave 
B)  second wave 
C)  third wave 
D)  postmodern wave 
A)  first wave 
B)  second wave 
C)  third wave 
D)  postmodern wave A

Question 4

Analyzing the power relationships between men and women in a bureaucratic structure would be a subject of _____ feminism.

Accepted Answer

A)  first wave 
B)  second wave 
C)  third wave 
D)  postmodern 
A)  first wave 
B)  second wave 
C)  third wave 
D)  postmodern

Question 5

A high school student choosing to work instead of continuing education due to high tuition costs would be an example of

Accepted Answer

A)  secondary effects. 
B)  primary effects. 
C)  credential inflation. 
D)  institutional theory. 
A)  secondary effects. 
B)  primary effects. 
C)  credential inflation. 
D)  institutional theory.

Question 6

As a society progresses towards a "rationalized" ideology, a decrease in _____ can be seen.

Accepted Answer

A)  religious influences 
B)  scientific innovations 
C)  family values 
D)  diversity 
A)  religious influences 
B)  scientific innovations 
C)  family values 
D)  diversity

Question 7

Phenomenologists study the _____ meanings of social life.

Accepted Answer

A)  positive 
B)  negative 
C)  objective 
D)  subjective 
A)  positive 
B)  negative 
C)  objective 
D)  subjective

Question 8

_____ theory questions the role of the community on one's moral development and socialization.

Accepted Answer

A)  Middle-range 
B)  Microsocial 
C)  Macrosocial 
D)  Mesosocial 
A)  Middle-range 
B)  Microsocial 
C)  Macrosocial 
D)  Mesosocial

Question 9

Requiring students to _____ is an example of "hidden curriculum."

Accepted Answer

A)  sing the national anthem 
B)  sign a code of conduct 
C)  learn a second language 
D)  work in pre-assigned groups 
A)  sing the national anthem 
B)  sign a code of conduct 
C)  learn a second language 
D)  work in pre-assigned groups

Question 10

How have social researchers described the trends of primary and secondary effects over the past two decades?

Accepted Answer

A)  lower primary, higher secondary 
B)  lower primary, lower secondary 
C)  higher primary, lower secondary 
D)  higher primary, higher secondary 
A)  lower primary, higher secondary 
B)  lower primary, lower secondary 
C)  higher primary, lower secondary 
D)  higher primary, higher secondary

Question 11

With an emphasis on the development of meaning, symbolic interactionism aligns with a(n) _____ ontological view and a(n) _____ epistemological view.

Accepted Answer

A)  positivist, objective 
B)  positivist, subjective 
C)  interpretivist, objective 
D)  interpretivist, subjective 
A)  positivist, objective 
B)  positivist, subjective 
C)  interpretivist, objective 
D)  interpretivist, subjective

Question 12

Habitus is mainly determined by

Accepted Answer

A)  social class. 
B)  race. 
C)  language. 
D)  geography. 
A)  social class. 
B)  race. 
C)  language. 
D)  geography.

Question 13

A _____ exemplifies a Marxist concept in post-secondary education?

Accepted Answer

A)  university changing its curriculum to better align with the local job market 
B)  professor changing their course materials to better suit students' learning styles 
C)  student choosing to board with peers in the same academic discipline 
D)  university concentrating its scholarships on lower-income students 
A)  university changing its curriculum to better align with the local job market 
B)  professor changing their course materials to better suit students' learning styles 
C)  student choosing to board with peers in the same academic discipline 
D)  university concentrating its scholarships on lower-income students

Question 14

Which research scenario most closely relates to the postmodern feminist framework?

Accepted Answer

A)  comparing and contrasting "girly" girls and "tomboys" 
B)  charting female graduation rates over the past 50 years 
C)  female discrimination in university 
D)  the female work balance 
A)  comparing and contrasting "girly" girls and "tomboys" 
B)  charting female graduation rates over the past 50 years 
C)  female discrimination in university 
D)  the female work balance

Question 15

Internalizing ______ differentiates the "play stage" and the "game stage" in symbolic interaction Theory.

Accepted Answer

A)  a parental role 
B)  a single role 
C)  an authoritative role 
D)  multiple roles 
A)  a parental role 
B)  a single role 
C)  an authoritative role 
D)  multiple roles

Question 16

In Meyer's institutional theory, the expansion of education is attributed to

Accepted Answer

A)  work requirements. 
B)  higher skilled occupations. 
C)  education as a democratic right. 
D)  credential inflation. 
A)  work requirements. 
B)  higher skilled occupations. 
C)  education as a democratic right. 
D)  credential inflation.

Question 17

Habitus is shaped by a social group's

Accepted Answer

A)  class. 
B)  education. 
C)  occupations. 
D)  all of the above. 
A)  class. 
B)  education. 
C)  occupations. 
D)  all of the above.

Question 18

Examining the experience of Japanese Canadians following the end of World War II would focus on Bronfenbrenner's concept of the

Accepted Answer

A)  mesosystem. 
B)  macrosystem. 
C)  chronosystem. 
D)  exosystem. 
A)  mesosystem. 
B)  macrosystem. 
C)  chronosystem. 
D)  exosystem.

Question 19

Assuming that students, regardless of their situations, all understand society in the same way describes a(n) _____ ontological viewpoint.

Accepted Answer

A)  objective 
B)  interpretive 
C)  empirical 
D)  subjective 
A)  objective 
B)  interpretive 
C)  empirical 
D)  subjective

Question 20

Which of the following social theories is an example of macrosocial theory?

Accepted Answer

A)  Marxism 
B)  symbolic interactionism 
C)  phenomenology 
D)  resistance theory 
A)  Marxism 
B)  symbolic interactionism 
C)  phenomenology 
D)  resistance theory

A lack of knowledge relating to specific art, literature or music displays a shortage of

Measures to counteract cultural hegemony in the Attawapiskat school campaign included

The right to own property, vote and divorce a spouse were the main goals of which feminist movement?

Analyzing the power relationships between men and women in a bureaucratic structure would be a subject of _____ feminism.

A high school student choosing to work instead of continuing education due to high tuition costs would be an example of

As a society progresses towards a "rationalized" ideology, a decrease in _____ can be seen.

Phenomenologists study the _____ meanings of social life.

_____ theory questions the role of the community on one's moral development and socialization.

Requiring students to _____ is an example of "hidden curriculum."

How have social researchers described the trends of primary and secondary effects over the past two decades?

With an emphasis on the development of meaning, symbolic interactionism aligns with a(n) _ ontological view and a(n) _ epistemological view.

Habitus is mainly determined by

A _____ exemplifies a Marxist concept in post-secondary education?

Which research scenario most closely relates to the postmodern feminist framework?

Internalizing ______ differentiates the "play stage" and the "game stage" in symbolic interaction Theory.

In Meyer's institutional theory, the expansion of education is attributed to

Habitus is shaped by a social group's

Examining the experience of Japanese Canadians following the end of World War II would focus on Bronfenbrenner's concept of the

Assuming that students, regardless of their situations, all understand society in the same way describes a(n) _____ ontological viewpoint.

Which of the following social theories is an example of macrosocial theory?

Introduction

A Historical Overview of Education in Canada

The Structure of Education in Canada

The Role of Curriculum

Socialization in the Schooling Process

Structural and Social Inequalities in Schooling

School-To-Work Transitions

Challenges to Educational Practicerformance Measurement and Metrics

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Exam 2: Theories in the Sociology of Education

A lack of knowledge relating to specific art, literature or music displays a shortage of

Measures to counteract cultural hegemony in the Attawapiskat school campaign included

The right to own property, vote and divorce a spouse were the main goals of which feminist movement?

Analyzing the power relationships between men and women in a bureaucratic structure would be a subject of _____ feminism.

A high school student choosing to work instead of continuing education due to high tuition costs would be an example of

As a society progresses towards a "rationalized" ideology, a decrease in _____ can be seen.

Phenomenologists study the _____ meanings of social life.

_____ theory questions the role of the community on one's moral development and socialization.

Requiring students to _____ is an example of "hidden curriculum."

How have social researchers described the trends of primary and secondary effects over the past two decades?

With an emphasis on the development of meaning, symbolic interactionism aligns with a(n) _____ ontological view and a(n) _____ epistemological view.

Habitus is mainly determined by

A _____ exemplifies a Marxist concept in post-secondary education?

Which research scenario most closely relates to the postmodern feminist framework?

Internalizing ______ differentiates the "play stage" and the "game stage" in symbolic interaction Theory.

In Meyer's institutional theory, the expansion of education is attributed to

Habitus is shaped by a social group's

Examining the experience of Japanese Canadians following the end of World War II would focus on Bronfenbrenner's concept of the

Assuming that students, regardless of their situations, all understand society in the same way describes a(n) _____ ontological viewpoint.

Which of the following social theories is an example of macrosocial theory?

Introduction

A Historical Overview of Education in Canada

The Structure of Education in Canada

The Role of Curriculum

Socialization in the Schooling Process

Structural and Social Inequalities in Schooling

School-To-Work Transitions

Challenges to Educational Practicerformance Measurement and Metrics

Filters

With an emphasis on the development of meaning, symbolic interactionism aligns with a(n) _ ontological view and a(n) _ epistemological view.