Soc Exam with 100% correct solutions 2024

sociology correct answers the study of human society and social behavior Auguste Comte correct answers father of Sociology; believed there was a hierarchy of Science with knowledge getting more difficult as you move up the hierarchy Comte's Hierarchy correct answers (at bottom) Astronomy, Physics, Chemistry, Biology, Sociology (at top) Emile Durkheim correct answers theorist who believed in social order; structural/functionalist; felt that societies were held together by the shared values and beliefs of its members Karl Marx correct answers conflict theorist who believed in change; attention based on tension and struggle of two groups - haves vs. have nots; capitalism Max Weber correct answers conflict theorist concerned about everyday social behavior (how people understand the world around them, interpret things, hand symbols) -Example: three winks Harriet Martineau correct answers -first female sociologist -born in 1802 (not a good time for women to be born) -well educated -first person to translate Comte's works into English -wrote various books and articles W. E. B. DuBois correct answers first black sociology; born in 1968; obtained a P.H.D. from Harvard; founder of Atlanta School of sociology; co-founder of N.A.A.C.P; left U.S. at 93 due to racism and oppression sociological perspective correct answers allows us to investigate the link between our experience as individuals and as members of a group Broader Social Context correct answers 1. Social location of people (where people are located in history and in a particular society) 2. Relationship of one group to another (why people treat each other in a way) 3. External influences (religious peoples experiences) that are internalized Doing Sociology correct answers 1. Decide wonder, come up with your idea, what you want to study, easier to do a wonder you care about 2. Conceptualize it, defining key elements and specifying the topic (narrow down focus and what you are going to talk about) 3. Theorize, state why and how concepts are related