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Test Name	Lecturer Sociology
Subject	Sociology Test 27
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. 27

1 / 25

The measure of a specific relationship between two variables can vary between 1.0 and -1.0, and is known as:

percent analysis.

frequency distribution.

correlation coefficient.

a variable.

2 / 25

In the United States, driving on the right side of the road, obeying traffic lights and speed limits are all considered:

ideals

norms

sanctions

values

3 / 25

If he were alive today, which social theorist would be most likely to make the following claim: “While the suicide of any one individual during the stock market crash is attributable to the individual’s state of mind, the tendency of people to commit suicide when their fortunes change suddenly is indicative of social forces at work.”

Karl Marx

Max Weber

Douglas Harper

Emile Durkheim

4 / 25

The highest rates of suicide in the U.S. are found in which region?

Northeast

Southeast

Midwest

West

5 / 25

Suicide bombings reinforce Durkheim’s point that:

suicide is an indication of mental or emotional instability.

religion is a destructive force in the world.

suicide can be a social as well as a psychological event.

people who commit suicide are selfish.

6 / 25

Which of the following statements best summarizes the utility of sociological theories?

Social theories, while interesting, have very little predictive power.

Sociological theories are unlike theories from other disciplines such as economics because sociological theories often present competing interpretations of events.

There is no single sociological theory that can explain all the complexities of human social life and social change.

Sociological theories are rarely used once data have been collected.

7 / 25

A correlation coefficient of 0.0 indicates:

no measured correlation at all.

the variables are positively and perfectly related.

the variables are perfectly inversely related.

nothing without knowing the scale of measurements.

8 / 25

The group of research methods that is based on systematic counting and statistical analysis of as many cases as possible is known as:

quantitative research

theoretical research

qualitative research

visual sociology

9 / 25

Durkheim labeled the state of feeling lost or adrift from society due to lack of integration into social groups and communities as:

despair.

anomie.

suicide.

unit of analysis.

10 / 25

Robert Bierstedt's description of culture included all of the following dimensions EXCEPT:

ideas

material culture

norms

spiritual culture

11 / 25

In Douglas Harper’s study of wandering hoboes and homeless street people, he uses photography:

as an illustration.

as data.

as a tool for social justice.

to start conversations.

12 / 25

Socially shared ideas about what is right are called:

ideas

ideologies

norms

values

13 / 25

A term that refers to accepted ways of doing things or carrying out ideas is:

cultural imperatives

cultural patterns

norms

sanctions

14 / 25

Which of the following was defined by Robert Bierstedt in his analysis of culture as "the ways of thinking that organize human consciousness"?

cognitions

constructs

ideas

values

15 / 25

Specific beliefs about what is right that are derived from values are called

ideas

norms

sanctions

values

16 / 25

Qualitative methods include all of the following EXCEPT:

surveys

interviews

participant observation

focus groups

17 / 25

The group of research methods that seeks to generate many facts about a relatively small number of cases is:

quantitative research

theoretical research

qualitative research

visual sociology

18 / 25

Research methods fall into which two categories:

quantitative and qualitative.

experimental and statistical.

rigorous and sloppy.

theoretical and empirical.

19 / 25

Populations that are organized to carry out the major functions of life are called:

cultures

democracies

societies

sociograms

20 / 25

In a society undergoing rapid change, there will likely be conflict over:

norms

beliefs

sanctions

values

21 / 25

All of the things that are produced in a society are called:

ideal culture

ideas

material culture

norms

22 / 25

Which of the following statements is TRUE?

Culture and social structure are synonymous.

Culture and society are synonymous.

Culture is limited to the arts, music, and literature.

Culture is what makes humans unique in the animal kingdom.

23 / 25

In the United States, a large and diverse society, education is a:

cultural imperatives

cultural universals

norms

values

24 / 25

............... refers to the questionnaire to be used in a survey:

Survey instrument

Survey sample

Informed consent

Variable

25 / 25

Which of the following statements best describes the relationship between quantitative and qualitative research?

Quantitative and qualitative research are at odds with one another, often producing wildly different conclusions about the same phenomena.

Quantitative research is taken much more seriously as the true source of sociological knowledge.

Quantitative researchers often rely on the categories or ideas developed through qualitative research.

Qualitative research uncovers facts, while quantitative research develops theories.

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