Introductıon to Socıology (ENG)
Ünite Sınavı Soruları
- 20 soru
- Soru metinleri açık; şıklar ve cevap anahtarı uygulamada
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I- It fostered the Protestant ethic of hardwork and asceticism.
II- It is rooted in the concept of predestination.
III- It demolished the capitalism.
Which one/ones of the above is/are right about calvinism? - 2
When comparing Durkheim and Weber’s views on religion, which one of the following reflects the perspective of Durkheim?
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- has heavily been influenced by the exchange theory that is based on the principle that all human interactions can be treated as a form of exchange.
- argues that religions can be understood as organizations which are in competition with one another for followers.
- rejects the view that the development of industrial capitalist societies would undermine religion.
- argues that competition increases the overall level of religious involvement in modern society.
- assumes that religion weakens when it is challenged by different religious or secular viewpoints.
Which of the arguments above are related to the rational choice theory?
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- Sociologists are concerned with whether religious beliefs are true or false.
- Religion is a matter of faith which people express through rituals.
- Sociology focuses on the social consequences and correlates of religion.
Which of the above is/are true about religion and sociology?
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Which below is not one of the criticisms directed at phenomenological view of religion?
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Which of the following IS NOT one of the functions of religion for the operation of society?
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Which approach suggests that religion provides a set of beliefs about how very general rewards can be obtained as well as a set of compensators in the face of the impossibility of gaining such rewards?
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- saw religion as a source of social stability.
- believed religion was a precipitator of social change.
- was interested in the generic notion of religion (specifically the classification of the sacred and profane)
- was concerned with the historical and comparative importance of religions.
- gave little attention to the connection between religion and social change.
When comparing Weber and Durkheim, which of the above are related to Durkheim?
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Which is true about Rational choice theory on religion?
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Who wrote the book titled "The Elementary Forms of the Religious Life"?
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According to Durkheim, which of the following consists of empirically observable things and is concerned with everyday life?
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Which one of the following does not reflect the views of Berger and Luckmann about religion?
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Which of the following sociologists suggested that as a result of modernization, human society was going beyond the “theological stage” of social evolution and a new age was rising in which the science of sociology would replace religion as the basis for moral judgments?
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Which of the following sees religion as meeting the needs of individuals rather than those of society as a whole?
- 15Which of the following sociologists suggests that human history passed through theological, metaphysical and positive stage?
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Which one of the followings is a right statement about sociologists’ overall approach to religion?
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is most famous for arguing that Protestanism produced modern capitalism.
- worked out his entire sociology in the process of tracing the patterns of historical change connected to religion.
- theorized that Calvinism fostered the Protestant ethic of hard work and asceticism and that Protestantism was an important influence on the development of capitalism.
- showed that Protestant values directly influenced the rise of capitalism and helped create the modern world order.
- was interested in the generic notion of religion (specifically the classification of the sacred and profane).
Which of the statements above are about Max Weber?
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Which of the following is false about Durkheim's sociology of religion?
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Which one of the followings is not a right statement about phenomenological view of religion?
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Which sociologist became famous for his explanation of the emergence of Capitalism in the West through asceticism principle of the Protestant ethic?