Quiz #2

Question 1

is the study of the
nature and dynamics of human
society

Answer 1

Sociology

Question 2

Father of Sociology and
Positivism
He introduced the law of three stages

Answer 2

Auguste Comte

Question 3

Law of three stages in order

Answer 3

Theological Stage
Metaphysical Stage
Positivist Stage

Question 4

proposed an analogy for society as an
organism composed of interdependent parts.

Answer 4

Emile Durkheim

Question 5

is a group of people living together
with shared customs, laws, and organizations in a
specific location

Answer 5

Society

Question 6

is generally defined as the act of going against
the established norms and practices of groups
and society. It is not automatically linked to
crime, acts or terrorism, or even psychosis

Answer 6

Deviance

Question 7

When group members merely comply with the
group’s practices, the unity within the group
remains weak and fragile.

Answer 7

Compliance

Question 8

This happens when the acceptance and
internalization of group principles and values are
not only practiced inside the group but are also
upheld by members when they are outside the
group.

Answer 8

Private Acceptance

Question 9

This happens when an individual
believes in the group’s objectives but not with
the means to get there.

Answer 9

Innovation

Question 10

This occurs when a member does not
agree with the goals of the group but accepts the
means of getting there.

Answer 10

Ritualism

Question 11

This happens when individuals do
not accept both the group’s goals and means of
getting there. In this case, the individuals retreats
or shuts off completely from the group.

Answer 11

Retreatism

Question 12

This occurs when an individual
decides to completely change the course of the
group by introducing a new goal and means to
get there.

Answer 12

Rebellion

Question 13

having a member with deviant
behavior can strengthen the positive function of a
group.

Answer 13

Functionalist Perspective

Question 14

Explains that deviant behavior
arises from social, economic, or political
inequalities in a group or in society.

Answer 14

Conflict Theory

Question 15

seeks to expose the
prevailing ideological, historical, and social
practices as a means of behavioral control
and in the process, free society at large

Answer 15

Critical Theory

Question 16

views politics and
social dynamics as a narrative whose
meanings and interpretations vary
depending on the chosen point of view

Answer 16

Interpretive Theory

Question 17

explores the political
relationships and factors that surround
gender and power relations

Answer 17

Feminist Theory

Question 18

is the act or practice of being at one with a
group’s goals and adhering to the means of
achieving those goals.

Answer 18

Conformity

Question 19

views society as an
organism and examines how it is established,
maintained, and strengthened.

Answer 19

Structural Functionalism

Question 20

focuses on human
social interactions as a continuous process of
interpretation, assignment of meaning, and
responding to signals in the social environment

Answer 20

Symbolic Interactionism

Question 21

explains that societies rise and fall due to changes in economic relations referred to as modes of production

Answer 21

Karl Marx