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- SOC-100 · Week 1
This document contains multiple-choice questions on basic sociology concepts. It covers topics such as the benefits of studying sociology, key sociological theories, and research methods. It is for Week 1 of the SOC-100 module.
What's inside
- Benefits of studying sociology
- Key sociological theories
- Research methods in sociology
- Social norms and control
- Culture and socialization
- Distinguishing psychology from sociology
Who it is for: Students taking the SOC-100 module in Week 1. (Undergraduate)
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Summary
Sociology is a field of study that looks at how people interact with each other and how society works. Students learn about key concepts and methods in sociology.
Sociology's purpose and methods
Sociology helps people understand society. It uses techniques like interviews and surveys. It applies statistics and generates theories.
Sociological theories and thinkers
Sociology has several founders. They had different ideas about how society changes. Some believed in class struggle. Others had different views.
Research methods in sociology
Sociologists use different methods to gather data. Some use large surveys. Others use in-depth interviews. They test relationships between variables.
Ethics and culture in sociology
Sociologists must follow ethical guidelines. They study social norms and culture. They look at how language affects how people think.
Key terms
- Sociological imagination
- A quality that lets people understand their own lives in the context of society.
- Variable
- A factor that can change and affect other factors in a study.
- Random sample
- A way of selecting participants where everyone has an equal chance of being chosen.
- Social norms
- Rules and expectations that guide behavior in society.
- High culture
- Forms of culture that are considered to have high value, like classical music.
- Sapir-Whorf
- A theory that language affects how people think and perceive the world.
Questions this document helps with
- What are the main methods sociologists use to gather data?
- How do sociologists test relationships between different factors?
- What is the difference between high culture and popular culture?
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