PPSC Lecturer Sociology Test 11 Online Preparation MCQs

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Test Instructions:-
Test Name	Lecturer Sociology
Subject	Sociology Test 11
Test Type	MCQs
Total Questions	25
Total Time	20 Minutes
Total Marks	100

You have 20 minutes to pass to the quiz.

PPSC Lecturer Sociology Test 11

1 / 25

Disorganization means:

security, morale and purpose in life is damaged

there is fight among people of society

there is harmony among people of society

2 / 25

Which one of the following factors is not responsible for cultural lag?

Political upheavals

Law

Traditionalism

3 / 25

Acceptance of an innovation can be discouraged when:

Acceptance of an innovation can be discouraged when

both of above

it conflicts with existing culture.

4 / 25

"Future Shock" term used by:

Karl Marx

Vilfredo Pareto

Alvin Toffler

5 / 25

Cultural lags are:

efficient and simple

numerous and persistent

None of these

6 / 25

Ogburn distinguishes:

five forms of social effects

four forms of social effects

three forms of social effects

7 / 25

Whenever the nature of the choice is such that one cannot have both the new and old, the acceptance of the:

old is usually delayed

new is usually delayed

both are delayed

8 / 25

Some innovations are substitutive, not additive, and these are:

less readily accepted

quick readily accepted

rejected

9 / 25

The concept of cultural lag was developed by:

Ogburn

Graham Wallas

Maclver

10 / 25

The horse disorganized the:

Indonesian cultures

plains Indian cultures

Pakistan's cultures

11 / 25

Change agent must know the:

political environment of country

economic condition

culture in which he works

12 / 25

A society generally tries to use an innovation in:

attractive shape

new material

old, familiar material

13 / 25

Cultural lag is a difference between:

two non-material cultures

economic and political cultures

two material cultures

14 / 25

Innovations may be incompatible with the existing culture in at least:

five ways

three ways

four ways

15 / 25

Characteristic of cultural lag is:

well-defined

None of these

simple

effective

16 / 25

Ogburn has compiled a list of:

100 social changes

170 social changes

150 social changes

17 / 25

Cultural lag describes the disharmony between related parts of:

None of these

multiple culture

single culture

18 / 25

Most innovations require some:

parameters

None of these

modification of the existing culture

19 / 25

Culture is:

not related

interrelated

separate effect

20 / 25

The innovation may conflict with:

None of these

existing patterns

developing patterns

21 / 25

Symptoms of social Disorganization are:

role confusions

uncertainties

failure of traditional controls

all of these

22 / 25

Most social changes carry a threat to some vested interests who then oppose these changes are:

both a and b

real

imaginary

23 / 25

Many change agents are:

same

deviants

None of these

24 / 25

Change is nearly always:

simple

costly

None of these

25 / 25

When an innovation conflicts with existing cultural patterns, there are at least:

four possible outcomes

five possible outcomes

three possible outcomes

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