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LSU SOCIOLOGY 2001 FINAL EXAM QUESTIONS
AND ANSWERS LATEST 2025-2026 UPDATE


organization - Answer-large, complex network of positions created for a
specific purpose and characterized by a hierarchial division of labor


normative organization - Answer-people voluntarily join for personal
satisfaction


coercive organization - Answer-people are forced to join


utilitarian organization - Answer-people voluntarily join for a material
reward


out-group - Answer-the groups we don't have a sense of loyalty to, and
we feel a certain amount of antagonism towards


primary group - Answer-collection of individuals who are together for a
relatively long period, whose members have direct contact with and feel
emotional attachment to one another


role - Answer-set of expectations associated with a particular status


role conflict - Answer-when the demands of one role interfere with the
demands of another

, role strain - Answer-lack of resources to fulfill the demands of a
particular role


secondary group - Answer-relatively impersonal collection of
individuals that is established to perform a specific task


social institution - Answer-stable set of roles, statuses, groups and
organizations that provide a foundation for behavior in some major area
of social life


society - Answer-a population of people living in the same geographic
area who share a culture and a common identity and whose members are
subject to the same political authority


status - Answer-any named social position that a person can occupy


structural-functionalist perspective - Answer-the perspective that posits
that social institutions are structured to maintain stability and order in
society


symbol - Answer-something used to represent something else


symbolic interactionsim - Answer-theoretical perspective that explains
society and social structure through an examination of the microlevel,
personal, day-to-day exchanges of people as individuals, pairs or groups

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