Deneme Sınavı Soruları

Comparing the economy systems of Cuba and Turkey

How Turkey has changed since 60s

The interaction between Greenpeace in Turkey and Germany 

How Turkey Air Association has improved so far

The interaction between husband and wife

Empirical and systematical

Systematical and theoretical

Empirical and theoretical

Theoretical

Emprical, systematical, and theoretical

Feminism

Postmodernism 

Structural functionalism 

Social Darwinism

Symbolic interactionism

how the personality develops in the family context

different family structures in different cultures

how a particular political decision would influence the families

the consumption patterns or unemployment levels of families

how the families are shaped by the environment they exist in

social action

social structure

social life

social institution 

social fact 

Selection of appropriate method

Preparing measurement instruments

Gathering data

Analyzing Data

Sampling

Suicide rates are higer in women.

Suicide rates are lower in times of peace than times of war.

Suicide rates are lower in singles.

Suicide rates are higher among Protestants than Catholics.

Suicide rates are lower in times of economic crisis than times of economic welfare.

An owner of a factory makes money from the goods he produces.

The owner of a factory pays the workers more than they deserve for their labor.

The owner of the factory pays the workers less than they deserve for their labor.

The workers get paid for overtime work.

The owner of the factory makes money by making their product more expensive than competitors.

Assumption.

Casual relationship.

Proposition.

Hypothesis.

Reliability.

Pastoral societies

Agrarian societies

Hunting and gathering societies

Traditional states

Post-industrialized societies

A social group consists of a number of people.

Members of the group do not share a sense of unity and bond of solidarity.

There are common aims, objectives and ideals for the members of the group. 

Social groups have control over their members. 

Reciprocal relations exist among the members of a social group.

Traditional Marxist theories

Symbolic Interactionism

Conflict Theory

Functionalism

Neo Marxists theories

Saint-Simon

Marx

Comte

Weber

Spencer

Make sure the firms enlarge their capital

Have nice things to show off

Make the economy work so the system won't collapse

Distraction of existential anxiety

Access livelihood goods and services as needed.

Interpreting the results and reporting the findings

Choosing a research topic and formulating the research problem.

The selection of the appropriate method, techniques and type of research.

Sampling

Preparing measurement instruments.

They can completely isolate themselves from the society. 

They don't live in the society they investigate. 

They research what people say and do.

They aren't a part of the economy they live in.

They get most of the help from astronomy. 

The examination of how to use limited natural resources to rationally meet unlimited human needs.

The study of people's attitude, behaviors and relations.

The examination of human actions and relations and other phenomena that happened in the past.

The understanding of human behaviors and relations regarding power, potency, and governance.

The explication of human actions in societies that are far away and different from our own.

17th century

18th century

19th century

20th century

21st century

Symbolic interactionists.

Traditional Marxism.

Structural Marxism.

Functionalism.

Critical theory.

Laicism

Socialism

Fascism

Neoliberalism

Conservatism