PPSC FPSC KKPSC BPSC SPSC NTS Lecturer Sociology Test 24

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Test Name	Lecturer Sociology
Subject	Sociology Test 24
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. 24

1 / 25

The term sample refers to

a selection.

a set of respondents.

a probability.

number of individuals.

2 / 25

Which of the following is an example of an opinion poll?

the Census

the Gallup Poll

the Hawthorne Study

the Survey Opinion Research Study

3 / 25

The research technique that is most likely to be used in evaluating outcomes of specific educational programs is:

the controlled experiment.

the field experiment.

participant observation.

survey research.

4 / 25

Which of the following questions is typical of the interactionist approach to research?

How does interaction with others influences their lives?

What groups or organizations are involved?

Who has the power?

Who? How many? Where?

5 / 25

Which of the following is not a use of the United States Census data?

determining living conditions

learning existing family patterns of consumption

testing sampling techniques

determining age distribution

6 / 25

In the sociological research process, "reviewing the literature" means reading which of the following?

All previously done research related to the issue in books/journal articles.

As little as possible, so as to keep your mind unbiased by the opinions and findings of others.

Newspaper and general magazine articles written on the topic.

Those books and journal articles that support your own ideas about the issue.

7 / 25

The research technique that allows the sociologist to manipulate an independent variable in order to observe and measure changes in a dependent variable is known as:

a controlled experiment.

archival research.

participant observation.

survey research.

8 / 25

In an experiment, the group that experiences a change in the independent variable is the:

control group.

experimental group.

field group.

reference group.

9 / 25

The type of research in which the observer participates to some degree in the lives of people being observed is known as:

a national census.

an opinion poll.

a panel study.

participant observation.

10 / 25

In an experiment, the group that does not experience the treatment but whose behavior is compared with that of the experimental group is known as the:

comparative group.

control group.

field group.

reference group.

11 / 25

The single most important factor in determining which research method the sociologist will use is:

the amount of money available for the project.

the group paying for the research.

the type of questions being asked.

whether the results will be published.

12 / 25

In her study of teenagers in an affluent community, which research method did Donna Gaines use in order to collect data from a firsthand experience?

a controlled experiment

participant observation

a social survey

a field experiment

13 / 25

Which of the following is an example of a hypothesis?

Hispanics living in south Texas are more likely to support the use of Spanish as their primary language, than are those living in other states.

Mexican life and culture are much influenced by the United States.

In recent years, there has been considerable controversy between the United States and Mexico.

The life expectancy in the United States and Mexico is roughly the same.

14 / 25

In the series of experiments conducted by Solomon Asch, the experimental group consisted of subjects who were asked to:

announce their decisions out loud in a group setting.

guess the opinions of others in the group.

state their feelings toward the other members of the group.

write their decisions down on a piece of paper.

15 / 25

Television programs sometimes feature the use of hidden cameras that film people without their knowledge. Sociologists using this technique would be engaging in:

participant observation.

quantitative investigation.

survey research.

unobtrusive observation.

16 / 25

In the series of experiments conducted by Solomon Asch, the independent variable was the:

ability of people to judge spatial relationships.

group pressure.

intensity of light in the room.

size of the group.

17 / 25

The most significant difference between the sociological surveys of today and the "social surveys" conducted by early sociologists around the turn of the century lies in the:

bias built into early studies.

lack of generalizability of contemporary surveys to other groups and communities.

lack of generalizability of early surveys to other groups and communities.

statistical techniques that are used to analyze the data collected in contemporary surveys.

18 / 25

Donna Gaines’ study of affluent teenagers in which she spent months hanging out with teenagers is an example of

quantitative research.

qualitative research.

controlled experiment.

unobtrusive research.

19 / 25

Questions that allow respondent to answer in whatever form she/he pleases are called

open questions.

selective questions.

closed questions.

functional questions.

20 / 25

The ecological perspective leads to which two types of studies?

religion and community

demographic and participant observation

demographic and community

participant observation and community

21 / 25

One shortcoming of observational "qualitative" research is that it:

is not easily generalizable.

is often shallow and lacks sensitivity to social nuances.

is so heavily numerical that it is difficult to interpret.

serves as a basis for generating hypotheses for further research.

22 / 25

For her sociology class project, Courtney wants to find out if class attendance is related to academic performance. Of the following methodologies, her best choice would be:

a field study.

a literature review.

a survey.

secondary analysis.

23 / 25

In sociological research the initial review of the literature is performed for the purpose of all of the following questions EXCEPT:

What budgetary resources will be required to complete the study?

What is already known about the matter under consideration?

What issues have been addressed by researchers?

What theoretical perspectives have informed research on this issue?

24 / 25

Solomon Asch's study conducted in the early 1950s where subjects were asked to judge the lengths of various lines by comparing them with other lines on a card showed that the opinions of a majority can have a great deal of influence on the individual's opinions. This study was an example of

a controlled experiment

participant observation

unobtrusive measures

a field experiment

25 / 25

The control group is best defined as the group that

will change

will not experience the treatment

will directly receive the treatment

none of these

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