Sociology (Synergy Answers)

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"..." is an ascriptive status
Sociologist
Director
A son
Student

... characterizes not only a person
Work
Creation
The crime
A game

As a result of the activity of the "superego", i.e. the consciousness of man, determining what is acceptable for him and what is not, arises ...
sexual desire
irritation
guilt
gratification of impulse

The concept of "..." emphasizes the unique combination of natural and social qualities in each individual person, his "exclusivity":
individuality
child prodigy
extraordinary personality
a person

The universal source of conflict is ...
money
deficit
power
inequality

In ... a sociological study, all units of the selected typical part of the surveyed population are analyzed:
point
solid
selective
monographic
The norms of human behavior, reflecting their idea of ​​good and evil and implemented by internal conviction or by the power of public opinion, belong to the category of ...
traditions and customs
legal norms
religious norms
moral

... is a form of marriage in which a man has one wife and a woman has one husband
Exogamy
Polygamy
Endogamy
Monogamy
The role conflict of the personality is ...
conflict between an individual and a group
intra-group conflict
intrapersonal conflict
intergroup conflict

The process of an individual acquiring social skills, entering him into a social environment, mastering social experience by him is ... personalities
marginalization
education
socialization
deviation

It is not true that in the concept of "society" ...
comes in that it is a complex system
forms of bringing people together
enters the natural environment
includes that it is part of the material world

... refers to formal sanctions - penalties for actions not approved by society
Public condemnation
Shaking hands
Administrative penalty
Public censure

Comparing the concepts of "culture" and "civilization", it can be argued that ...
these are concepts that are identical to each other, i.e. are synonyms
the first concept defines the essence of the second
these are concepts that are in no way related
the second concept refers to the first as part of the whole
"..." is the acquired status
Phlegmatic person
Doctor
Man
Jew

The many relationships that arise between social groups, classes, nations, and also within them in the process of economic, social, political, cultural life and activity, are covered by the concept of "..."
productive forces
public relations
social structure
social organization

Social revolution and social evolution are ... sides of social development:
interconnected
mutually exclusive
identical
antagonistic

The culture of individual social groups, strata, communities is ... culture
elitist
mass
subculture
folk

The instructions on how to not behave in society characterize social control at the level of ...
sanctions
penalties
bans
permissions

... refers to informal sanctions - penalties for actions not approved by society
Deprivation of Civil Rights
Dismissal
Excommunication
Revelatory newspaper article

Elements of culture that occur in all cultures, - ...
cultural universals
social norms
social values
cultural lags

Marginals are called ...
ruined entrepreneurs
representatives of social groups that are intermediate between sustainable communities
representatives of national minorities
descended to the social "bottom" come from different classes

It is not true that ... refers to world religions
Christianity
Confucianism
Islam
Buddhism

The source of information in the collection of sociological data by the content analysis method is ...
external manifestation of a social phenomenon
person
document
organized social situation

The most important sign of any social development is ...
irreversibility
pendulum
focus
recurrence

... socio-economic formation is a historical type of societ