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Essentials of Sociology
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, Henslin,YEssentialsYofYSociology,Y10/eYTestbank

Chapter 1 Y The Sociological Perspective
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1.1 True/FalseYQuestions
1) TheYcornersYofYlifeYthatYpeopleYoccupy,YsuchYasYjobs,Yincome,Yeducation,Ygender,Yage,YandYrace,YareYreferredYtoY
asYtheYsocialYimperative.
Answer:Y FALSE
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PageYRef:Y4
YSkill:YKnowledge



2) BecauseYsociologyYisYbasedYonYcommonYsense,YitYisYanYexcellentYdisciplineYforYstudentsYtoYstudyYwhoYapproac
hYtheYworldYinYaYrational,Ymatter-of-factYway.
Answer:Y FALSE
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PageYRef:Y5
YSkill:YApplication



3) SociologistsYoftenYuseY“commonYsense”YtoYunderstandYtheyYwayYtheYworldY“

is.”YAnswer:YFALSE
Diff:Y1Y PageYRef:Y5YSkil
l:YKnowledge

4) ApplyingYtheYscientificYmethodYtoYtheYsocialYworldYisYcalledYempiricis
m.YAnswer:Y FALSE
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5) HerbertYSpencerYbelievedYtheYmostYcapableYandYintelligentYmembersYofYaYsocietyYwouldYsurviveYwhileYtheYweak
YandYlessYcapableYwouldYdie,YthusYimprovingYsociety,YinYaYmasterYplanYheYcalledY“theYsurvivalYofYtheYfittest.”


Answer:Y TRUE
Diff:Y2
PageYRef:Y 6
YSkill:YComprehension



6) KarlYMarxYthoughtYofYhimselfYasYaYclassicalYsociologist,YaYlabelYthatYgreatlyYinfluencedYhisYtheoriesYonYclassYcon
flict.YAnswer:Y FALSE
Diff:Y1 PageYRef:Y6-
7YSkill:YKnowledge

7) EmileYDurkheimYidentifiedYtheYdegreeYofYsocialYintegrationYasYtheYprimaryYvariableYtoYexplainYdifferentYrate
sYofYsuicideYwithinYdifferentYEuropeanYnations.
Answer:Y TRUE
Diff:Y1 PageYRef:Y7-
8YSkill:YKnowledge

8) AccordingYtoYMaxYWeber,YtheY“sign”YCalvinistsYlookedYforYasYanYindicationYtheyYwereYsavedYwasYtheirYsucce
ssfulYinvestmentYinYcapital.
Answer:Y TRUE
Diff:Y1 PageYRef:Y8-
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