Deneme Sınavı Soruları

Which of the following statement is true about the Critical approach?

Which of the following is not a figure of classical period of sociology?

Which of the following refers to the examination of a social fact in its own social context, through a variety of data gathering techniques?

According to sociologist George Herbert Mead, which of the following refers to the phase of the development of the self that allows individuals to respond to each other’s opinions or emotions?

I. Approach to dogmas,

II. Number of the sub-branches,

III. Size of the field,

IV. Responsible speech.

Which of the ones listed above is among the major differences between commonsense and sociology?

Which of the following refers to Marx's theory that emphasizes the importance of economic factors rather than thoughts and values in social transformation?

Which of the following refers to the difference between the value produced by workers and the payment they are given?

Which one of the following features of social division of labour types are correctly matched?

Which of the following theoretical approaches to politics in a society is closely linked to structural-functionalist theory and it is an analysis of politics that sees power as spread among many competing interest groups?

Which of the following is not one of the four approaches in sociology that covers politics?

Which of the following was used as an excuse to legitimize social inequality and discrimination?

Which of the following thinkers uses the ideal types that she/he sees as the basis of sociological analysis in all her/his studies?

Which of the following used the term “sociology” for the first time and established a tradition known as positivist sociology?

What is the name given to the common beliefs and feelings of the members of a society by Durkheim?

Who used the term "sociology" for the first time?

Which approach in political sociology defines politics as the spread of power among many competing interest groups?

Fill in the blank;

....... is the "study of power and the intersection of society and politics."