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Essentials of Sociology: A Down-to-
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Earth Approach dd




Fourteenth Edition d




James M. Henslin
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,Contents

Chapterd1

ThedSociologicaldPerspective

Chapterd2
d Culture

Chapterd3 Socialization

Chapterd4

SocialdStructuredanddSocialdInteractiond

Chapterd5

SocialdGroupsdanddFormaldOrganizations

Chapterd6
d DeviancedanddSocialdControl

Chapterd7 GlobaldStratification

Chapterd8

SocialdClassdindthedUniteddStates

Chapterd9
d RacedanddEthnicity

Chapterd10 GenderdanddAge

Chapterd11

PoliticsdanddthedEconomydCh

apterd12

MarriagedanddFamilyd Chapte

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EducationdanddReligiondChap

terd14 PopulationdanddUrbanization

Chapterd15 SocialdChangedanddthedEnvironment

,Chapter 1: The Sociological Perspective
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Multiple-

ChoicedQuestionsdTB_Q1.1.

1
Thed
perspectivedstressesdthedsocialdcontextsdindwhichdpeopledlive,danddincludesd
people‘sdideas,dattitudes,danddorientationsdtodlife.
a. personological
b. sociological
c. naturaldsciences
d. ethnocentric

Answer:db.dsociological
LearningdObjective:dLOd1.1dExplaindwhydbothdhistorydanddbiographydaredessentialdfordthedsoc
iologicaldperspective.
Topic/Concept:dThedSociologicaldPerspectivedD
ifficultydLevel:dEasy
SkilldLevel:dRememberdthedFacts

TB_Q1.2.2
isdthedstudydofdsocietydanddhumandbehavior.
a. Naturaldscience
b. Science
c. Psychology
d. Sociology

Answer:dd.dSociology
LearningdObjective:dLOd1.2dTracedthedoriginsdofdsociology,dfromdtraditiondtodMaxdWeber.dTopic/Concep
t:dOriginsdofdSociology
DifficultydLevel:dEasy
SkilldLevel:dRememberdthedFacts

TB_Q1.2.3
Thedcornersdindlifedthatdpeopledoccupydbecausedofdtheirdlocationdindhistorydanddsocietydaredreferreddt
odbydsociologistsdasd .
a. socialdlocation
b. socialdaffiliation
c. socialdstructures
d. intersections

Answer:da.dsocialdlocation

LearningdObjective:dLOd1.2dTracedthedoriginsdofdsociology,dfromdtraditiondtodMaxdWeber.dTopic/Concep
t:dOriginsdofdSociology
DifficultydLevel:dModerate
SkilldLevel:dRememberdthedFacts

, TB_Q1.2.4
Corrinedisdadsociologistdapplyingdthedscientificdmethoddtodunderstandingdthedsocialdworld.dEvendt
houghdherdmethodsdaredmodern,dasdadsociologistdCorinnedknowsdthatdscientificallydstudyingdtheds
ocialdworlddoriginateddwithd .
a. AugustedRodin
b. AugustedComte
c. KarldMarx
d. EmiledDurkheim

Answer:db.dAugustedComte
LearningdObjective:dLOd1.2dTracedthedoriginsdofdsociology,dfromdtraditiondtodMaxdWeber.dTopic/Concep
t:dOriginsdofdSociology
DifficultydLevel:dModerate
SkilldLevel:dApplydWhatdYoudKnow

TB_Q1.2.5
Thed usesdobjective,dsystematicdobservationsdtodtestdtheories.
a. naturalisticdmethod
b. commonsensedmethod
c. scientificdmethod
d. research-freedtechnique

Answer:dc.dscientificdmethod
LearningdObjective:dLOd1.2dTracedthedoriginsdofdsociology,dfromdtraditiondtodMaxdWeber.dTopic/Concep
t:dOriginsdofdSociology
DifficultydLevel:dModerate
SkilldLevel:dUnderstanddthedConcepts

TB_Q1.2.6
KarldMarxdbelieveddthatd wasdthedmostdrelevantdfactordindhistory.
a. democracy
b. communism
c. reconciliation
d. classdconflict

Answer:dd.dclassdconflict
LearningdObjective:dLOd1.2dTracedthedoriginsdofdsociology,dfromdtraditiondtodMaxdWeber.dTopic/Concep
t:dOriginsdofdSociology
DifficultydLevel:dModerate
SkilldLevel:dUnderstanddthedConcepts


TB_Q1.2.7
EmiledDurkheim‘sdconceptdofd
refersdtodhowdmuchdpeopledaredtieddtodtheirdsociald
groups.