PPSC FPSC KKPSC BPSC SPSC AJKPSC Lecturer Sociology Test 28

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Test Name	Lecturer Sociology
Subject	Sociology Test 28
Test Type	MCQs
Total Questions	25
Total Time	20 Minutes
Total Marks	100

You have 20 minutes to pass to the quiz.

Lecturer Sociology Online Test No. 28

1 / 25

The things and the norms for using them that are found in a particular culture are called:

cognitive culture

ideal culture

technologies

values

2 / 25

Which of the following statements about mores and folkways is NOT correct?

Laws formalize the mores of a society by putting them into written form and interpreting them.

Laws formalize the folkways of a society.

People who violate folkways are subject to severe moral indignation.

The intensity of mores varies from one period to another.

3 / 25

Another term for laws is:

formal norms

informal norms

sanctions

values

4 / 25

Strongly-sanctioned norms that are considered vital for the survival of the society in which they are found are termed:

folkways

reinforcers

sanctions

5 / 25

The set of rules and understandings that control the behavior of individuals and groups in a culture is referred to as:

ideologies

laws

moral codes

social control

6 / 25

According to Morris Janowitz, which of the following terms refers to the capacity of a social group, including a whole society, to regulate itself?

moral code

normative order

social control

taboo

7 / 25

Christian fundamentalists share norms that include the values of prayer, the value of family and children in their lives, the negative value of abortion and secular humanism. This is a contemporary example of:

an ideology

norms

proscriptions

values

8 / 25

Which of the following statements about the relationship between norms and values is TRUE?

Although values may change over time, norms tend to remain the same.

A single value may be supported by several different norms.Values tend to change more rapidly than norms.

Values tend to change more rapidly than norms.

While values are determined by material culture, norms are determined by ideal culture.

9 / 25

Which of the following terms refers to the punishments and rewards for adhering to or violating the norms of a culture?

absolutes

cognitive culture

sanctions

social control

10 / 25

Which of the following statements about Max Weber's hypothesis concerning the relationship between Protestantism and capitalism is NOT true?

A majority of successful early capitalists were Protestants.

Protestants placed a high value on frugality and thrift.

The early Protestants rejected all forms of capitalism.

The rise of Protestantism in Europe coincided with the rise of private enterprise, banking, and other aspects of capitalism.

11 / 25

A person who had shaved her head and had many piercings on her ears and face was fired from her job because:

her actions threatened the stability of her society.

she violated one of her society's most strongly sanctioned mores.

she was guilty of violating a folkway.

women were treated with more respect in colonial America than they are today.

12 / 25

Sets or systems of ideas and norms are termed:

cultural universals

ideologies

normative orders

sanctions

13 / 25

Which of the following statements is TRUE?

Normative codes are rarely inconsistent or contradictory.

The most important norms in a culture are often taught as absolutes.

The normative code of every society is distinct and unique.

The violation of normative codes is always punished.

14 / 25

Weakly-sanctioned norms that are passed down from one generation to the next, but are not believed to be vital for the survival of society are termed:

folkways

laws

sanctions

15 / 25

Norms that are included in a society's official written codes of behavior are termed:

absolutes

commandments

ideologies

laws

16 / 25

All of the following statements about material culture are true EXCEPT:

Material culture and ideology are closely related.

Material culture is unrelated to a society's norms and values.

Material culture takes its shape from the ideas of the culture that produces it.

Societal values are expressed in material culture.

17 / 25

Nelson Mandela was awarded the Nobel Peace Prize for his efforts in achieving a democratic government in South Africa. This is an example of a:

social reinforcer

social sanction

folkway

18 / 25

Norms that grow out of everyday behavior and do not take the form of written regulations are:

direct norms

formal norms

indirect norms

informal norms

19 / 25

Gun control is a subject about which there is a great deal of dispute in America. What dimensions of culture are involved in this dispute?

norms and social control

values and norms

technologies and norms

values and technologies

20 / 25

Which of the following statements about sanctions is NOT true?

They are always associated with norms.

They can be used to reward socially acceptable behavior.

They can be used to punish socially unacceptable behavior.

They are applied universally.

21 / 25

In his analysis of the relationship between capitalism and Protestantism, Max Weber hypothesized that:

a society's economic system determines its ideologies.

Protestantism would not have been possible without capitalism.

the religious values of the early Protestants created an ideology that led to the emergence of capitalism.

there is no relationship between religious beliefs and economic behavior.

22 / 25

Systems of values and norms that the members of a society are expected to believe in and act upon without question are termed:

ideologies

religions

technologies

23 / 25

All of the following are examples of the violation of a more in the United States EXCEPT:

cohabitation

incest

murder

treason

24 / 25

Which of the following statements concerning norms is NOT true?

They are a product of genetic inheritance.

They are never absolute.

They differ from one culture to another.

They vary in degree of intensity.

25 / 25

Formal norms differ from informal norms in that:

formal norms are written and informal ones are not

formal norms tend to be more powerful than informal norms

informal norms are written and formal ones are not

informal norms tend to be more powerful than formal norms

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