PPSC Lecturer Sociology Test 13 Online Preparation MCQs

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Test Name	Lecturer Sociology
Subject	Sociology Test 13
Test Type	MCQs
Total Questions	25
Total Time	20 Minutes
Total Marks	100

You have 20 minutes to pass to the quiz.

PPSC Lecturer ofٗ Sociology Test 13

1 / 25

Max Weber was the first early sociologist to understand:

the newly evolving forms of government and administration

that population growth was the most important factor in social change

the scientific method could be used with profit to study human society

that violent revolution was a key element in the transformation of society

2 / 25

Karl Marx developed theories that primarily focused on:

the use of data to assess the directions of social change

the evolving forms of government and administration

international changes in cultures.

social and economic transformations in societies

3 / 25

Evidence that sociology has developed into a global scene is found in the work of:

Harriett Martineau

Ibn Khaldun

W.E.B. DuBois

Manjula Giri

4 / 25

The human ecology approach used by Park and Burgess emphasized:

decline of populations

creation and maintenance of social structures

the link between macro level changes to patterns of settlement in cities

role of power and conflict in society

5 / 25

The human ecology approach in sociology takes the position that the study of human society should begin with such empirical questions as the:

distribution of populations in time and space

relationship between industrialized nations and the third world

distribution of power and wealth

interaction between individuals within a small group

6 / 25

Which of the following investigations related to human social life is most likely to be an empirical study?

Interested in knowing the influence of ideas on human social life, Mr. Smith researches the topic in the encyclopedia

Ms. Davis interviews medical professionals and families for an article in Newsweek magazine on Alzheimer’s Disease

Mr. Smith surveys 200 deaf and hearing teenagers on their opinions regarding the sex role division of labor in the home

In an effort to determine the percentage of blacks living in a certain southern city, Ms. Davis stands on a street corner in an upper class neighborhood and counts all the people passing by, dividing them into racial groups

7 / 25

A central concept in the sociology of Karl Marx was the idea that:

revolutions would arise in which workers would overthrow capitalism

social change results primarily from population growth

variations in the organization of work and community life explained social

bureaucracy would increasingly dominate the lives of individuals

8 / 25

The belief that sociology should be a “value-free” science was first proposed by:

Max Weber

Auguste Comte

Emile Durkheim

Karl Marx

9 / 25

From the ecological perspective, the term “community” refers to:

people with similar racial and ethnic backgrounds

a population that carries out major functions within a given territory

a group of people who share a common identity

people who work together in order to achieve some common goal

10 / 25

Manjula Giri, a modern sociologist from a developing nation, works to:

improve conditions of women in British factories

assist women in using birth control

help local women develop a farming cooperative

free children from unsanitary living conditions

11 / 25

The most common form of empirical research carried out during the early history of American sociology was:

social surveys

laboratory experiments

field experiments

personality testing

12 / 25

Among the leading sociologists in the human ecology approach to the study of social behavior was:

Emile Durkheim

George Herbert Mead

Karl Marx

Robert Park

13 / 25

The use of comparative data to assess the directions and consequences of social change was first used by:

Max Weber

Karl Marx

August Comte

Emile Durkheim

14 / 25

The prediction of violent revolutions emerging out of the conflict between wealthy owners and impoverished workers was a core element in the sociology of:

Max Weber

Karl Marx

Auguste Comte

Emile Durkheim

15 / 25

One of the first sociologists to utilize the social survey was:

Emile Durkheim

W.E.B. DuBois

Robert Park

Ernest Burgess

16 / 25

Early American sociologists focused on such issues as the:

influence of Western philosophy on the lives of immigrants

effects of rapidly changing social conditions

moral causes of poverty

rise of capitalism

17 / 25

The main goal of modern sociology is:

speculation about causes and results of social phenomena

the development of well-reasoned discourse on social issues

seeking answers to questions backed by evidence

the solution of social problems based on the opinions of experts

18 / 25

Which of the following was NOT characteristic of the “Chicago School” of sociology in the early 1920s?

It focused on description by collecting facts about how people lived in a particular community within a broader theoretical framework

It saw the larger society as a living organism with certain needs that had to be met if it were to survive.

It saw the city as a “social laboratory.”

The main concern was the issues of racism and social conditions in minority communities.

19 / 25

A key principle in the sociology of Emile Durkheim was:

agreement with Marx that violent revolution was the major source of social change

concerned with the changes in societies as they become larger

the view that sociology is the “queen of sciences”

that the rise of bureaucracy is critical to understanding social change

20 / 25

The early sociologists devoted most of their writings to:

how societies influence human behavior

developing theories of social change

all of these

comparing existing societies and civilizations

21 / 25

“Empirical” information consists of:

personal knowledge accumulated through years of experience

common sense

the carefully considered opinions of social observers

carefully collected, unbiased data

22 / 25

The most fertile ground for the development of sociology was:

England

North America

Germany

France

23 / 25

During the late 1920s the major focus of the “Chicago School” of American sociology was:

middle-level analyses designed to make workers more productive by modifying the structure of work organizations

the historical factors that brought about industrialization

macro-level analyses of social structure and change

the relationship between the individual and society

24 / 25

The term “empirical” refers to:

the application of moral principles to social policy

the application of scientific methods to the study of moral problems

carefully gathered, unbiased data regarding social conditions and behavior

using the techniques of investigative journalism to analyze social problems

25 / 25

The emphasis on empirical data in American sociology is rooted in the:

requirement that the social sciences be thoroughly subjective

reform movements around the turn of the century

demands of government for reliable information

rejection of solutions based on theology and tradition

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