Second Semester – Final Term Summative Assessment #1
I. IDENTIFICATION
Social Structures 1. It is the patterns of social relationships between groups or individuals.
Structural-Functionalism2. A sociological theory that revolves around the notion that a society is composed of a system of interconnected parts that have their own particular functions. Microstructures 3. Social Structures established among individuals or within groups that result in individual interactions. _Macrostructures 4. Social structures formed among groups or institutions. Talcott Pasons 5. He is an American sociologist known as one of the primary contributors to the development of structural functionalism. Emile Durkheim 6. He is known as the first sociological functionalist. Auguste Comte 7. He provided an analysis of social evolution through his Law of Three Stages. Robert Merton 8. An American sociologist who also a key contributor to the functionalist theory of society. Gabriel Almond 9. They are American political scientists who applied structural Bingham Powell 10. Functionalist theories in comparative politics. II. Illustrate the relationship between the bourgeoisie and proletariat. (10 pts.)
III.Explain the following terms.
a. Symbolic Interactionism (4 pts.) Is a small-scale theory that relies on peoples interactions within the population. Corresponding the sharing each other the value through language and images knowing the manners of individuals through social universes b. Interaction – based meaning (3 pts.) Is acts of one person how they become motivated by the behavior of others. And a method of contact or social connection. c. Human Agency (3 pts.) Is the ability of a human person to create his or her own decision and to force certain decision. III. Matching type. Match Column A to Column B. Write your answer on the space provided J 1. During this period, the child is totally dependent on others to provide his or her needs. B 2. It begins at 18 months old and lasts until 3 years when the child is being toilet – trained. I 3. During this period, the child develops an attraction to their parents of the opposite sex and sees a jealous and rivalrous relationship with his or her parent of the same sex. D 4. Personality traits developed in this stage are associated with social skills and social interactions. G 5. The personality developed in this stage is sexual maturity. C 6. It occupies the unconscious level, and it only seeks pleasure and demands instant gratification. B 7. It resides in the conscious and preconscious levels of the mind. K 8. It is considered as a person’s conscience. E 9. It is the personality which is motivated by outside stimuli or factors. F 10. It is motivated by inner necessity. B A. Anal Stage B. Ego C. Id D. Extrovert Personality E. Ambivert Personality F. Introvert Personality G. Genital Stage H. Latency Stage I. Phallic Stage J. Oral Stage K. Superego IV. Make a Short Story (Situation) that shows the application of Rational Choice Theory. (10 pts.)