Название дисциплины: Sociology

Кол-во вопросов – 300

The etymological meaning of term "sociology":

{~ Striving for social
~ Doctrine of laws
~ Theory of society
~ The Science of man
~ Science of nature}

Specify three main stages of development of sociological thought:

{~ Classic, modern, newest
~ Prehistoric, classical, modern
~ Classical, neoclassical , modern
~ Ancient, medieval, newest
~Ancient Greek, medieval, modern}

At what stage in the development of sociology were formed preconditions of sociological

knowledge:
{~ classical
~ enlightenment
~ medieval
~ prehistoric
~ latest}

The term "Sociology" in the scientific revolution was introduced first by:
{~ G. Spenser
~ E. Durkheim
~ Ya. Moreno
~ A. Comte
~Max Weber}

A. Comte - developed the law:

{~ two stages
~ three stages
~ four stages
~five stages
~ seven stages}

First man who coined the term "social mobility":

{~ Durkheim
~ Sorokin
~ T. Parsons
~ Weber
~ Comte}
A. Comte brought the following three stages of social development:
{~ archaic, metaphysical, positive
~ theological, metaphysical, organic
~ theological, metaphysical, positive
~ theological, the metaphysical, the archaic
~ theological, positive, scientific}

Comte lived and worked in:

{~ XVI century
~ XIX century
~ XVIII century
~ XV century
~ The twentieth century}

Who called sociology as "Social physics":

{~ G. Spenser
~ Montesquieu
~ Comte
~ P. Sorokin
~R. Park}

Sociology of Spencer is a science that studies:

{~ collective consciousness
~ social action
~ social conflicts
~ super-organic development
~ motion of matter}

The concept that is based on the sociology of Emile Durkheim:

{~ theory of social action
~ theory of social fact
~ theory of social conflict
~ theory of understanding
~ organic theory}

According to Durkheim, suicide rates are higher:

{~ among women than among men
~ in the community of Protestants than among Catholics
~ in Asian countries than in European
~ in rural areas than in urban
~ in the northern areas is lower than in the southern regions}

The last work of Max Weber is called:

{~ " State and Revolution "
~ " Economy and Society "
~ "State and Society"
~ "The economy , morality and religion"
~"Essays on the History of Religion "}

Robert Merton distinguished two types of functions: latent and:

{~ universal
~ regulatory
~ social
~ explicit
~ progressive}

The concept of "latent functions" was introduced into sociology:

{~ T. Parsons
~ R. Dahrendorf
~ G. Simmel
~ R. Merton
~ F. Tennis}

Which of the following areas have been developed in the writings of T. Parsons?:
{~ phenomenology
~ functionalism
~ interactionism
~ positivism
~ social Darwinism}

Comte - author of the law:

{~ two stages
~ three stages
~ four stages
~ five stages
~ seven stages}

Scientist, sociologist who first coined the term "social mobility"?:

{~ Durkheim
~ Sorokin
~ T. Parsons
~ Weber
~ Comte}

Researching suicide, Durkheim:

{~ believes that the factors predicting suicide is non-social nature
~ stresses psychotic predisposition
~ considering suicide as an individual phenomenon
~ rejects psychological explanations, focusing on social factors
~believes the main reason for imitation}

According to Emile Durkheim, the increase in suicides during economic crises, social upheavals
caused:
{~ altruistic type
~ anomic type
~ selfish type
~ fatalistic type
~ typical type}

What does belong to basic social institute?:

{~ institute of advocacy
~ institute of family
~ institute of property
~ institute of power
~ institute of presidency}

Social development factors that influenced on the formation of sociology as a science:

{~ The French Revolution 1789
~ industrial revolution
~ Radical change in mentality
~ The great geographical discoveries }
~ Accumulation of empirical material

Objective reality, which is directed research activities of scientists:

{~ task
~ object
~ subject
~ goal
~hypothesis}

Specific reproduction of reality into abstract and theoretical level, by setting original questions to
identify the most significant from a scientific point of view connections and relationships in this
reality is:
{~ object
~ subject
~ goal
~task
~ hypothesis}

Set of basic cognitive techniques, procedures, tools with which conducts research, systematized
knowledge gained - it:
{~ interpretation and analysis of data
~ research program
~ science
~ methodology
~ tools}

What method of studying society is the principal from the perspective of August Comte?:
{~ history
~ observation
~ experiment
~ comparative
~ poll}

Typical conservation methods of sociology:

{~ speculative methods
~ evaluative judgments
~ empirical
~ logical reasoning
~ theoretical}

Kazakhstan sociologist, professor, one of the first doctors of Social Sciences, a scientist who has
put an enormous contribution to the theory of the institutionalization of social science in the
Republic of Kazakhstan, political sociology, sociology of personality:
{~ Tagin M.M.
~ Biekenov K.U.
~ Puzikov M.F.
~ Azhenov M.S.
~ Raisov E.R.}

The author of the theory called "Looking glass self" is:

{~ Comte
~ Durkheim
~ G. Spenser
~ Ch. Cooley
~Marx}

Who made the greatest contribution to the theory of social conflict:

{~ Aristotle and Plato
~ Al-Farabi and Ibn Sina
~ R. Merton and T. Parsons
~ R. Darendorf and L. Kozer
~ R. Park and E. Berdzhess}

In what theory when the conflict does arise, it is settled by the judicial system and does not lead
to the disintegration of the social system:
{=In the theory of functionalism T. Parsons
~In the theory of social conflict R. Darendorf
~ In Proceedings of the theories R. Merton average
~In integrative sociology D. Alexander
~In Weber's interpretive sociology}

Who first introduced and scientifically proven concept of "social action"?:

{~K. Marx
~ Durkheim
~ Max Weber
~ G. Spenser
~ P. Sorokin}

In what period of sociology social organism was widespread?:

{=Early classics
~late Classical
~ modernity
~ Middle Ages
~ antiquity}

Who is the founder of the theory of social mobility and social stratification?:
{ ~ Robert Merton
=Sorokin
~ Marx
~ N. Smelter
~ T. Parsons}

Name the representatives of the British sociological thought:

{~ Immanuel Kant , Johann Fichte
~ John Lock, Adam Smith, David Hume
~ Voltaire, Paul Holbach , Diderot
~ M.V. Lomonosov, A.N. Radischev , N.I. Novikov
~ Charles de Montesquieu , Henri Saint –Simon}

Representatives of French sociological thought:

{~ John Locke, Adam Smith, David Hume
~Voltaire, Paul Holbach, Diderot
~ Immanuel Kant, Johann Fichte
~ Charles de Montesquieu , Henri Saint -Simon
~ M.V. Lomonosov, A.N. Radischev , N.I. Novikov}

Theory based on fact dominance "consent" over "conflict " was developed by:
{~ Max Weber
~ T.Parsons
~ R. Darendorf
~ R.Merton
~ D.Aleksander}

The scientific term "Social action", was first introduced and scientifically proven concept of a
scientist:
{~Ya.Moreno
~ E.Durkheim
~ G.Spenser
~ M. Weber
~ A.Comte}

Durkheim believed that the main reason for the deviation:

{~ Poverty
~ Anomie
~ Non educate
~ Economical crisis
~ Political crisis}

Who saw the gap between the goals of society and socially approved means as the main cause of
deviation?:
{~ E. Durkheim
~U. Sheldon
=R. Merton
~Ts. Lombrozo
~G. Bekker}

According to the theory of R. Merton implies conformity?:

~ agree with the goals, but the denial of social praised by the means of achieving them
~ accordance of cultural facilities and means of achieving
~ denial purposes, but the adoption of traditional society of approved means of achieving them
~ denial and purpose and means
~ alienation from mainstream goals and standards, the formation of new goals and means}

According to the theory of R. Merton suggests rebellion?:

{~Accordance cultural facilities and means of achieving
~ Agreement with the goals, but the denial of social praised by the means of achieving them
~ Denial purposes, but the adoption of traditional society of approved means of achieving them
~ Alienation from mainstream goals and standards, the formation of new goals and means
~ Denial and purpose and means}
How many levels of needs did Maslow highlight?:
{~ nine levels
~ five levels
~ three level
~ two level
~ ten levels}

Which of needs Maslow 's theory refers to the spiritual?:

{~ necessity in breathing
~ necessity safe
~ affection self
~ affection in respect
~ affection self-expression
~ affection in respect}

Name of Russian - American sociologist, author of the concept of research and socio-cultural
dynamics of social stratification?:
{~Ch. Lambrozo
~ P.Sorokin
~ Zh.Toschenko
~ Maslow
~ A.Kant}

Who introduced in western sociology term "mobility"?:

{~ Ch. Cooley
~ P.Sorokin
~ Montesquieu
~ Ya. Moreno
~ Durkheim}

Representatives of the functionalist school of sociology are:

{ ~ Durkheim
~ R. Merton, T. Parsons
~ Weber
~ G. Mead
~ R. Dahrendorf}

Founder of the school of symbolic interactionism is:

{~ Mr. Garfinkel
~ R. Dahrendorf
~ T. Parsons
~ G. Mead
~ Ch. Cooley}

Classification sciences Comte includes six sciences - mathematics, physics, chemistry, biology,
sociology and ... (specify the missing):
{~ philosophy
~ psychology
~ history
~ astronomy
~ geography}
In Comte's classification of sciences, sociology follows:
{~ social physics
~ chemistry
~ biology
~ physics
~ history}

Who is the founder of sociology in the direction called "social Darwinism":

~ Durkheim
~ G. Spenser
~ Durkheim
~ P. Sorokin
~ Zh. Zh. Russo
~ Sh. Fure}

What was the first direction in sociology?:

{~ Materialism
~Idealism
~ Positivism
~ Internationalism
~ Marxism}

Ideological background, which has developed an empirical trend in sociology, became:

{~ marxism
~ pragmatism
~ functionalizm
~ fatalizm
~futurizm}

Development of the bureaucracy as a positive perspective of the historical process proved

sociologist:
{~ T. Parsons
~ G. Zimmel
~ G. Spenser
~ M.Weber
~ P. Sorokin}

Originator of the theory of social interaction is:

{~ Dzh.Ladberg
~ A.Comte
~ A.K.Gastev
~ J. Mead
~ R.Merton}

Which of the works is written by Sorokin?:

~ " The Elementary Forms of Religious Life "
~ "On the division of social labor"
~ "Social mobility"
~ "Suicide "
~ "The method of sociology"}
Who was first introduced the concept of "anomie "in sociology?:
~ Comte
~ Durkheim
~ R.Merton
~ G.Simmel
~ G.Spenser}

G. Spenser is the founder of:

{~ integral sociology
~ functional sociology
~ interpretive sociology
~ organic sociology
~ sociology}

Which of the following sociological trends have been developed in the writings of T. Parsons:
{~ phenomenology
~ functionalism
~ interactionism
~ positivism
~ social Darwinism}

Remedy of generalizations manifold empirical reality Weber speaks concept:

{~ "The economic exchange"
~ "Capitalism "
~ " The Protestant Ethic "
~ " Ideal type "
~ " Bureaucracy "}

Fundamental sociological work "On the division of social labor" belongs to:
{~ Weber
~ G. Spenser
~ R. Merton
~ E. Durkheim
~ G. Simmel}

Church, mosque, synagogue, religious organizations of believers form:

{~ cults of religion
~ institute of religion
~ religious holidays
~ religious outlook
~ religious reflection of world}

Ancestor school of symbolic interactionism assumed:

{~ Mr. Garfinkel
~ R. Dahrendorf
~ T. Parsons
~ G.H. Mead
~ Zh. Toschenko}

What type of interview was first used by Lazar Feld in 1940 and provides for the collection of
information on the same questionnaire to the same respondents several times through well-
defined time intervals ?:
{~ expert interview
~ pilot interview
~ panel interview
~ focused interview
~ depth interview}

August Comte argues that the elementary structural unit of society is:
{~ small-group
~ family
~ the genus
~ the identity
~ individual}

Who owns most of the sociologists expanded definition of evolution:

{~ A. Comte
~ G. Spencer
~ Max Weber
~ P. Sorokin
~ Karl Marx}

Concept of the ideal type as a tool for the study of social phenomena introduced in the scientific
revolution:
{~ Herbert Spencer
~ Emile Durkheim
~ Max Weber
~ Karl Marx
~ August Comte}

The most detailed theory of social stratification by:

{~ Karl Marx
~ Pitirim Sorokin
~ Max Weber
~ Emile Durkheim
~ Charles Cooley}

Who is considered to be a pioneer in the sociology of social statistics:

{~ Auguste Comte
~ Sorokin
~ Emile Durkheim
~ Karl Marx
~ Herbert Spencer}

Emile Durkheim belongs:

~ Capital
~ Study of suicide
~ The Polish Peasant in the U.S.
~ The Protestant Ethic and the Spirit of Capitalism
~ Man and Society}

Who believed that the key to social development - it is not the stabilization of society and its
destruction and replacement by another, more fair:
{~ Emile Durkheim
 ~ Karl Marx
~ Max Weber
~ Herbert Spencer
~ Talcott Parsons}

What kind of scientific disciplines Comte put into the base of his " hierarchy of sciences" :
{ ~ physics
~ mathematics
~ sociology
~ astronomy
~ biology}

According to Spencer Society in sociology is:

{~ accidental agglomeration of interacting people
~ a group of individuals who are in a familial relationship between
~ for quite a long association of independent individuals who are not intending regular
interaction
~ the product of the evolution of small human communities in large
~ crowd, which has no goals}

Social progress, by Auguste Comte, is the subject of study:

{~ social statics
~ social dynamics
~ social physics
~ sociometry
~ psychology}

Which of the classical sociologists studied the special influence of religious beliefs on ways of
organizing economic life:
{~ K. Marx
~ M. Weber
~ E. Durkheim
~ A. Comte
~ T. Parsons}

Activities of the bureaucracy as a mechanism of social control is given by:

{~ value - rational type of social action

~ type of social action aim rational

~ the traditional type of social action

~ affective type of social action

~ effective type of social action}

What is common to Emile Durkheim, is found in all religions:

{~ the concept of God as a powerful supernatural being
~ the institution of the church
~ the division of the world into two categories: the sacred and profane
~ the presence of cults worship
 ~ reluctance to believe in the theory of organic}

What are the factors of social development H. Spencer refers to the secondary:
{ ~ flora and fauna
~ climate
~ the consequences of cutting down forests
~ the intellectual qualities of social units
~ minerals}

Literally translated as the term "sociology"?:

{~ theory of nature
~ doctrine of man
~ doctrine of consciousness
~ theory of society
~ teaching about health}

Sociology studies:
{~ global community
~ individual personality
~ mechanism of the functioning of society, the interaction between the various actors,
organizations and social institutions
~ particular social group or class
~ health}

When the term "sociology" first appeared:

{~ in 1798
~ in 1839
~ in 1843
~ in 1863
~ in 1857}

Who and what work the basic task of sociology thus: "Know to foresee, anticipate to avoid":
{ ~ K. Marx “Capital”
~ A. Comte “Rates of positive philosophy”
~ D. Moreno “Sociometry”
~ D. Carnegie “How to win friends”
~ E. Fromm “Escape from Freedom”}

Sociologist who developed the concept of the classical period of ideal types:
{~ Engels
~ M. Weber
~ E. Durkheim
~ K. Marx
~ Pareto}

The author of "Course of positive sociology":

{~ T. Parsons
~ Robert Merton
~ Comte
~ Weber
~ V. Pareto}
Theory of rationality is central in the works:
{~ Weber
~ Mr. Garfinkel
~ P. Sorokin
~ E. Durkheim
~ A. Comte}

Founder of ethnomethodology in sociology considered:

{~ Mr. Garfinkel
~ G.H Mead
~ R. Dahrendorf
~ E. Durkheim
~ A. Comte}

The author of " The Spirit of Laws," " Reflections on the causes of the rise and fall of the Roman
Empire" is:
{~ Jean-Jacques Rousseau
~ E. Durkheim
~ A. Comte
~ G. Simmel
~ Montesquieu}

Specify work whose author is Montesquieu:

{~ "Foundations of Sociology"
~ "The course of positive philosophy "
~ " The Social Contract "
~ " The Spirit of Laws "
~ "The State"}

Spencer singled out the following types of companies:

{~ Military and social
~ Industrial and postindustrial
~ Military and industrial
~ Commercial and industrial
~ War and peace}

Which one work is not written by Emile Durkheim:

{~ "Social mobility"
~ "The Elementary Forms of Religious Life"
~ "On the division of social labor"
~ "Suicide"
~ "The method of sociology"}

The core of Weber's interpretive sociology is:

{~ Sociology
~ The idea of rationality
~ Traditionalism
~ The idea of socialization
~ Behaviorism}

A. Comte gave the following three stages of development of society ..., metaphysical, positive:
{~ archaic
 ~ primitive
~ theological
~ manual
~ organic}

A. Comte doctrine of the three stages of social development in the study received:
{~ in social policy
~ social mechanics
~ social statics
~ social dynamics
~ history}

"The course of positive philosophy" was written by:

{~ Kant
~ Jean-Jacques Rousseau
~ Montesquieu
~ G. Spenser
~ A. Comte}

"Sociology is the study of social behavior." Whose definition is that?:

{~ M. Weber
~ E. Durkheim
~ P. Sorokin
~ R. Merton
~ T. Parsons}

Sorokin was the author of the following concepts:

{~ Dialectical materialism
~ Historical materialism
~ Social stratification and mobility
~ Theory of cultural - historical types of society
~ Subjective idealism}

The theory of stratification are associations of people:

{~ In groups and contrasts them to a status on grounds other groups
~ In the classes
~ In the social strata
~ In the society
~ In the state}

Note first direction in sociology?:

{~ Materialism
~ Idealism
~ Positivism
~ Internationalism
~ Marxism}

Author of the theory of social interaction is:

{~ G. A. Lundberg
~ A. Comte
~ A. K. Gastev
 ~ G. Mead
~ R. Merton}

This sociologist studied the history of several religions (such as India and China, where business
success was not as important as in Protestant Europe) and showed that such motives are not
specific to all religions:
{~ E. Durkheim
~ M .Weber
~ A. Comte
~ G. Tarde
~ G. Simmel}

"Social action" was first introduced by the scientific revolution scientists:

{~ E. Durkheim
~ M. Weber
~ T. Parsons
~ G. Simmel
~ Montesquieu}

The concept of "social fact" was introduced for the first time in sociology:
{~ E. Durkheim
~ M. Weber
~ A. Giddens
~ A. Comte
~ G. Simmel}

Durkheim's concept is called:

{~ positivism
~ organicism
~ behaviorism
~ reductionism
~ sociologism}

Author of law "three stages" of social development:

{~ G. A. Lundberg
~ A.Comte
~ A.K.Gastev
~ G. Mead
~ R.Merton}

The most common general content category is the notion of sociology:

{~ "Social"
~ "Status"
~ "Social action "
~ "Role"
~ "Social group"}

Widespread behavior of people in their immediate interpersonal interaction - is the subject of

study:
{~ microsociology
~ political science
~ macrosociology
 ~ demography
~ history}

Nuclear family:
{~ a married couple, children, parents
~ adult brothers and sisters with their families
~ parents - children
~ cohabitation family, a common household
~ children live with their grandparents – grandparents}

The term "infertility " stresses in the family:

{~ the absence of children in the family
~ education and age of the spouses
~ the consent of the spouses
~ equal influence spouses
~ the well-being of each family member}

Complete socialization of children are in the family:

{~ same-sex family
~ single-parent family
~ nuclear family
~ "swinging"
~ hedonism family}

" Emancipation " by M.M. Kovalevsky:

{~ leadership
~ alienation
~ satisfying
~ authoritarianism
~ power}

Unilocal family it is:

{~ caste
~ a family group
~ youth family living with parents
~ family of two generations
~ family, strongly influenced by religious canonization}

Fragment form of family:

{~ emotional and psychological foundations morally absent
~ tribal relations
~ family group
~ student's family
~ endogamous family}

The couple married with links:

{~ the expectation of the birth of children
~ family welfare
~ have as many children as they would like to have a spouse
~ family relationships
~ moral and ethical relations}
Economic base of the undivided family is:
{~ egalitarian relations
~ land ownership
~ diarchy
~ the value of family
~ the role of the family in the upbringing of children}

The first stage of the family by L. Morgan:

{~ nuclear family
~ consanguine family
~ cohabitation
~ polygamy
~ a family group}

Proclamation of "talaq" spouse in the East:

{~ confirmation of feelings of love
~ women's movement on their rights
~ freedom from " slavery" of domestic life
~ « Economy » tech independence women
~ the expulsion of women from the family}

The main factor in the formation of personality in the family:

{~ feelings
~ consent
~ communication
~ egalitarian relations
~ intra generational orientation}

Which is better for the baby's gender eastern parents?

{~ male
~ female
~ plays an important role
~ for the mother male
~ for the father female gender}

Modern family:
{~ specific
~ matriarchal
~ the nuclear
~ exogamous
~ endogamous}

Distant family - is:

{~ which presents only one parent with children
~ legally registered, and almost no
~ one of the spouses student
~ family, consisting of three or more couples
~ cohabitation}

Monogamous marriage - is:

{~ one husband, multiple wives
~ within a given fraction
 ~ the spouse of one stratum
~ one husband, one wife
~ one wife, multiple husbands}

Family and marriage in the UK in the form:

{~ monogamous
~ endogamous
~ homogeneous
~ extended
~ many children}

In Kazakhstan, marriage and family in the form:

{~ monogamous
~ endogamous
~ homogeneous
~ extended
~ many children}

The traditional type of family:

{~ a woman gets an "exclusive " right to housework
~ recognition of the absolute priority of men in matters of family
~ failure to recognize the absolute priority of men in matters of family headship
~ emotional intensity relations
~ under democratic role installations few men involved}

Maximum proportion of divorces falls on years of married life:

{~ for two years
~ for ten years
~ for the first five years
~ for three years
~ for fifteen years or more}

American sociologist Talcott Parsons in his writings, consider:

{~ exogamous marriages
~ homogeneous marriage
~ nuclear family
~ linear family
~ heterogeneous marriage}

The more highly developed society, the less work the next family function :
{~ educational
~ recreational
~ leisure
~ reproductive
~ economic}

One child in the family will lead society to:

{~ lower living standards
~ the collapse of society
~ reduce the number of next-generation double
~ disharmony
~ population explosion}
Involvement of women in the public sphere has a huge impact on the following function:
{~ the recreational
~ reproductive
~ moral
~ family functioning
~ the spiritual life of the family}

Childless families are more exposed:

{~ economic dependence
~ moral enrichment of marital relations
~ conviction
~ often remarries
~ divorce}

Types of family structures are defined:

{~ society
~ criterion parenthood - marriage - relationship
~ social - father position
~ the position of parents in law
~ demographic feature}

Define the concept of "filiations" -

{~ is related to the "connection
~ blood relationship
~ bond children and siblings
~ family after divorce
~ property relations with the relatives of one of the spouses}

Reproduction of the population is characterized by:

{~ familiar
~ urbanization of society
~ a social necessity family
~ the birth of individuals
~ the continuity of generations}

Emphasizes that under familiar?

{~ socialization
~ social norm of large families
~ family lifestyle
~ family problems
~ family line}

The main engine of reproductive behavior:

{~ need for children
~ the satisfaction of sexual needs
~ family values
~ the transfer of ownership
~ preservation of marriage}

One of the specific functions of the family, reflecting the interests of society as a family:
{~ education
 ~ existential
~ control
~ leisure
~ reproductive}

On the reproductive function of the family affects:

{~ trend towards equality in the family
~ divorces
~ the moral and psychological comfort
~ low wealth
~ the level of culture of sexual relations between spouses}

Original family authority is won:

{~ parental behavior
~ didactic edification
~ school education
~ informal peer groups
~ life personality}

Demography and Sociology consider the problems:

{~ child rearing
~ the child's birth
~ the relationship of family members
~ familiar
~ socialization}

Who examines the social structure of the family?

{~ Charles Cooley
~ Durkheim
~ W. Hood
~ R. Hill
~ Sorokin}

Modern Kazakh family more

{~ europeanized
~ egalitarian
~ traditional
~ linear
~ mixed}

Marriage age for men and women, determined by the Law of the Republic of Kazakhstan on the
family and marriage:
{~ 16 years
~ 19 years
~ 18 years
~ regardless of age
~ is dependent on the parental}

The specific function of the family:

{~ tradition of a happy life
~ have a child and raise
~ there was conflict in the family
 ~ create the conditions for a child
~ both spouses work}

Marital relationships permitted in:

{~ egalitarian family
~ endogamous family
~ civil family
~ monogamous marriage
~ polygamous relationships}

What is monogamy?
{~ the marriage of one man and one woman
~ the marriage of one woman with several men
~ the marriage of one man with several women
~ group marriage
~ the marriage of several people}

What is resocialization?
{~ reside in changing processes
~ the adoption of new values
~ the process of adaptation
~ reverse the process of socialization
~ reciprocal process}

Family values are passed through a woman in:

{~ matriarchy
~ patriarchy
~ egalitarian
~ endogamous
~ exogamous}

Choose the correct answer, family values are passed through a man, in:
{~ matriarchy
~ patriarchy
~ egalitarian
~ endogamous
~ exogamous}

The patriarchal family is:

{~ traditional family
~ family wedding
~ immoral family
~ the power of parents
~ family conflict}

Living simultaneously in multiple marriages, it is -

{~ exogamy
~ polygamy
~ monogamy
~ polyandry
~ polygyny}
Family in which the wife's parents live, is:
{~ unilocal
~ patrilocal
~ matrilocal
~ egalitarian
~ autonomous}

Family in which the husband's parents live, is:

{~ unilocal
~ patrilocal
~ matrilocality
~ egalitarian
~ autonomous}

Grandparenthood - the key event of the family cycle and includes:

{~ transfer status
~ the birth of a grandson
~ the last stage of socialization
~ start a family
~ finish the marital relationship}

For population growth, family need to...

{~ 1 child
~ not to have children
~ 2 children
~ 3 or more children
~ population growth does not depend on the number of children}

Social status is called:

{~ the degree of respect for the individual from others
~ the position of the individual in society with a certain set of rights and duties
~ the achieved level of career advancement
~ the nature of feelings ( likes or dislikes ) , the test -to-person by friends , relatives and
colleagues
~ defined the role of man in the family}

Social role - is:

{~ understanding of the individual 's place among the people around them
~ the ratio that sheets us to those around us
~ the nature of the behavior expected of the holder of a particular social status
~ the position occupied by a person in his social group and recognized by others as a tribute
~ the nature of the senses ( like or dislike ) the test of support from the friends, relatives and
colleagues}

Under the social institution understand:

{~ an association of people created them to fulfill certain aggregate personal and social needs
~ the organizational form of a particular social system, ordering a set of relations between
people, forming its
~ teaching and educational organization in which members of the public through a process of
secondary socialization and attached to the forthcoming future activities within formal
organizations
 ~ stable set of formal and informal rules , principles, norms, and attitudes governing human
interaction in the sphere of public life definite and organizing it into a system of roles and
statuses
~ the same as, the social role}

Choose from the following systems are those that relate to self-organizing:
{~ army unit
~ informal group
~ classroom
~ design bureau
~ student group}

Which of the following is ascriptive status:

{~ rector
~ student
~ prince
~ conductor
~ hospital doctor}

Social stratification – is:

{~ all members of the division of society into groups according to certain criteria given system
~ a class organization of society
~ bringing people together to achieve a specific goal
~ the acquisition of a certain social status person
~ one of the forms of social organization}

The division of society into classes is:

{~ the value- normative model
~ a categorical model
~ structural- functional model
~ stratification model
~ bureaucratic model}

The most important prerequisite is the institutionalization:

{~ the union of the will and desire of all the individuals that make up this society
~ successful completion of a majority of individuals of the socialization process
~ individuals internalization of new social norms and values, and on this basis, the formation of
new systems needs of the individual, value orientations and expectations
~ the desire of members of society to a consensus
~ the pursuit of the top social position}

The concept of "role distance" denotes:

{~ subjective situation of separation from her role artist , when he can not get used to it
~ the difference between the performance of their social roles holders different social statuses
~ the situation of conflict between the requirements of different roles played by the same actor
~ concept characterizing the degree of proximity, distance or alienation of different social
statuses.
~ the objective situation of separation from her role artist, when he can not get used to it}

Social mobility – is:

{~ changes in the person of their place of permanent residence
~ changing the value orientation of the individual
 ~ any change in the social status of an individual or group
~ expansion of professional and general cultural outlook
~ changes in the number of children in family}

An example of downward social mobility can be considered:

{~ promotion
~ change of religion
~ dismissal for redundancy
~ a change of profession
~ move to another country}

The most important criterion is the economic stratification:

{~ the level of education
~ the image of the profession
~ rank in the state hierarchy
~ in the organization of labor
~ degree}

In the most common form of social stratification is formed as a consequence of:

{~ the distribution of power
~ the distribution of material wealth
~ social division of labor
~ the ordering of social relations
~ the distribution of inheritance}

Historically, the first system of social stratification is:

{~ strata
~ caste
~ classes
~ class
~ the group}

An example of upward social mobility is:

{~ dismissal for redundancy
~ change of nationality
~ marriage
~ promotion
~ change of profession}

An example of horizontal mobility is:

{~ dismissal for redundancy
~ sex change
~ marriage with a representative of their social group
~ promotion
~ demotion}

Social status - is the position occupied by the individual:

{~ in the family
~ in the classroom
~ in the primary low- band
~ in a large social community
~ in a small group}
Systemically important feature in the Marxist theory of social classification is:
{~ capacity of labor markets
~ the presence or absence of the means of production
~ volume distribution of political power
~ the level of education and skills
~ the level of knowledge}

For non-Marxist sociological approaches typical selection in the structure of modern societies:
{~ the three main classes
~ the four major classes
~ of the five major classes
~ of the six main classes
~ of the seven major classes}

According to the western approaches of sociology, the lower classes (underclass) consist of
{~ representatives of unskilled and "semi-skilled " of representatives of industrial and
agricultural the working class
~ urban slum dwellers
~ women and ethnic minorities employed in the lowest paid, least secure and most unpleasant
occupations
~ underclass elements
~ offenders}

Status incompatibility referred to in sociology:

{~ mismatch status aspirations at owners of two or more correlated social status
~ social contradiction of interests of the main classes of society
~ inadequacy of personal abilities and special training of the individual requirements of their
social status
~ the situation of owning a high status in one of the social subspaces or measurements while
possessing a low level of a status in another subspace
~ contradiction spouses}

The level of education of the individual is the most important parameter in determining its place
in the system:
{~ economic stratification
~ political stratification
~ professional stratification
~ social stratification
~ random stratification}

Theory of social mobility are organically connected with:

{~ The concept of social stratification
~ Theories of social domination
~ Theories of demographic change
~ The concept of institutional sociology
~ Theories of mid-level}

The most important channel of social mobility in modern society is:

{~ Army Institute
~ Institute of Church
~ Policy Institute
 ~ Marriage and family Institution
~ Institute of Education}

Reproductive function in society carry out:

{~ Political institutions
~ Economic institutions
~ Legal institutions
~ Marriage and family institutions
~ Medical institutions}

Small social group is:

{~ any momentary crowding where they somehow interact with each other
~ collection of individuals linked by ties of blood kinship
~ a number of people who come together in constant direct contact
~ a group of individuals having the same or similar social status
~ a large number of individuals}

Secondary socialization - is:

{~ the process of "relearning " social roles, when a person falls into the environment with other
living conditions
~ the period of socialization, which coincides with the formal education
~ the process of securing social skills obtained during primary socialization
~ socialization flowing outside the classroom
~ socialization, in the jungle}

Super group plays the dominant role:

{~ in the tribal community
~ in a traditional society
~ in modern society
~ in a formal organization
~ in the informal group}

P. Sorokin, one of the most important conditions of social interaction considered:

{~ the presence of significant characters
~ the presence of conductors interaction
~ the presence of a social group
~ successful completion of socialization
~ lack of social groups}

Chief agent of primary socialization is:

{~ family
~ kindergarten
~ school
~ a group of friends
~ informal leader}

Social character is the product of:

{~ the level of development of society
~ national culture
~ the natural features of the geographical environment
~ individual education
~ psychological state}
Short-term accumulation of people who have nothing in common except the simultaneous
physical presence in the same place, namely:
{~ clan
~ group
~ crowd
~ turn
~ family dynasty}

Which of the following statements applies to the socialization:

{~ it is not unique to humans but also animals
~ it is a cumulative process of accumulation of social skills
~ it is the theoretical mastery of the rights and responsibilities of its status
~ it is the process of strengthening the body's psycho physiological
~ physiological process}

Term "Interaction" means:

{~ international relations
~ social relations
~ social interaction
~ the process of establishing a mode of communication
~ antonym deviation}

Resocialization represents:
{~ the period of socialization, which coincides with the formal education ;
~ the process of securing social skills obtained during primary socialization ;
~ weaning from the old norms, values and roles;
~ the process of " relearning " social roles, when a person gets into the environment with other
living conditions
~ synonymous with assimilation}

Deviant behavior - it is nothing like:

{~ the typical behavior of the offender ( delinquent )
~ criminal behavior
~ deviation from the formal law
~ any behavior that deviates from accepted norms
~ impeccable behavior}

Deviation is most frequently observed:

{~ in the elderly
~ in people are concerned primarily personal interests
~ in women
~ in young
~ without exception, all}

Social regulations - is:

{~ a means of punishment
~ a means of promoting
~ the prohibition or permission to do anything
~ formal negative sanctions
~ positive informal sanctions}
To macrosociological concepts include:
{~ small-group
~ socialization
~ civilization
~ reacting
~ type}

To microsociological concepts include:

{~ small-group
~ civilization
~ the world system
~ state
~ the international community}

The most important condition for social interaction Sorokin said :

{~ the availability of appropriate motivation
~ the presence of two or more individuals that determine the behavior and mental experience
each other
~ the presence of mutual interest
~ the presence of mutual benefit
~ the presence of mutual goals}

A typical representative of a small group is:

{~ turn in shop
~ participants dash
~ a group of visitors to the museum, followed by a tour guide
~ nuclear family
~ a group of students}

Primary, called the small group:

{~ forms the core of the secondary group
~ has the highest frequency and density of contacts between its members
~ are formed before the secondary time
~ a system of values and norms which is for its members a kind of standard
~ collection of military}

Type of social character prevailing in modern developed societies, is called:

{~ non-market
~ focused on themselves
~ oriented tradition
~ other -oriented
~ family oriented}

As in sociology refers to changing the individual or group status positions?

{~ social stratification
~ social structure
~ social mobility
~ social hierarchy
~ social movement}

What is the basis of caste stratification system?

{~ Differentiation of social groups 'natural' socio -demographic characteristics
 ~ Military legal coercion
~ Differentiation of groups based on ethnic differences, and secured religious order and
religious rituals
~ Differences in the possession of legal rights
~ Differentiation on the Status of power- state hierarchy}

What of the small groups are considered the most productive:

{~ dyad
~ triad
~ number of 3-6 people
~ of more than 6 people
~ the number exceeds 100}

What is the basis of physical and genetic stratification system?

{~ Differentiation of social groups 'natural' socio -demographic characteristics
~ Military legal coercion
~ Ethnic differences, dockable religious order and religious rituals
~ Differences in the possession of legal rights
~ Differentiation on the Status of power- state hierarchy}

What is the basis of socio- professional stratification system?

{~ Differentiation of social groups 'natural' socio -demographic characteristics
~ Military legal coercion
~ Differentiation on the Status of power- state hierarchy
~ Division teams in content and working conditions
~ Differentiation in the degree of access to socially significant information}

What are the main criteria for stratification?

{~ Income, power, prestige and education
~ Wealth, position and faith
~ Belonging to a religion and income
~ Power, property, income
~ Belonging to a religion, economic status and education}

What is measured by income?

{~ Amount of money that an individual receives for a certain period of time
~ The number of years spent in middle and high school
~ Degree of respect for the status of public opinion
~ The number of people who are covered by the received individual decision
~ Economic opportunities defined customs, laws and bequeath}

What is the basis of the stratification of the slave system?

{~ Division of social groups 'natural' socio -demographic characteristics
~ Division teams in content and working conditions
~ Differentiation on the Status of power- state hierarchy
~ Military legal coercion
~ The difference in the degree of access to socially significant information}

At the heart of any system is the division of the groups on the content and working conditions?
{~ Physical and genetic stratification system
~ Social class stratification system
~ Cultural and symbolic stratification system
 ~ Socio-occupational stratification system
~ Cultural and normative stratification system}

Conformity - is:
{~ obeying social norms
~ the manifestation of innovative behavior
~ the adoption of socially approved goals and means of achieving them
~ one of the types of deviant behavior
~ the complete absence of social norms}

Interpretation of the concept of " youth" in legal sciences related to:

{~ Physical development of the individual, within which the process of forming its constitution
~ Certain biological processes of development
~ The stage of physical development of the individual
~ Defining borders diminished responsibility
~ Social development of young people's personality}

Sociological approach comes from the fact that:

{~ youth as a social group is the object and subject of society
~ youth experiencing a sensitive period of development
~ formation of youth connected with his physical development
~ formation of youth connected with the generative processes of maturation
~ examination of youth as a specific length of time in the ontogeny of the individual}

Important role in the development of youth research belongs to the next branch of sociological
knowledge
{~ sociological personality
~ sociology of management
~ sociology of youth
~ sociology of city
~ economical sociology}

By demographic parameters characterizing young people as a specific group include:

{~ status role and functions
~ psyche and emotions
~ height and weight
~ values and norms
~ birth -rate, mortality, migration, population}

Accentuation of character is called :

{~ Formation human consciousness
~ Ununiform development of physiological and mental functions
~ variant normal human nature
~ Expression characterological disorders
~ differencial awareness of himself as a member of the community}

What is meant by deviant behavior of young people:

{~ most common and typical representations
~ process familiarizing the individual to society
~ action of human behavior is not appropriate officially established or actually prevailing in the
society norms
~ definition "slice" of behavior
~ effective health care system}

Homeless - are:
{~ Imperfective lacking pedagogical supervision and care and living in conditions detrimental
effect on their health and public displays
~ emotional unstable teenagers
~ juvenile irresponsibly related to their health
~ Juvenile and characterized by uneven development of physiological and psychological
~ Juvenile having the same type of age- flow processes}

Social deviation is:

{~ To disturb social norms, which are characterized by determination of the mass, and the
prevalence of resistance in certain social conditions
~custom and tradition, reflecting the usual patterns of behavior
~moral carrying a load evaluation
~process acting through internal psychological mechanisms
~ Right constituting formal textually enshrined by law}

Addictive behavior is expressed by:

{~ going beyond the objective social norms
~ at quest to escape from reality by changing their status by receiving certain substances or
permanently fixing the attention on certain subjects
~ at integration of young people into society
~ In the cultivation in the minds and behavior of certain phenomena
~ In the socio-cultural changes and revaluation and devaluation of values}

Suicidal behavior is:

{~ type of human behavior, which has a higher propensity to suicide
~ absence identity, originality in the habits , attitudes and principles of human
~ active rejection norms accepted in society
~ tip man constantly creates problems
~ tip human behavior , accompanied by a significant reduction in social contacts}

Crime is:
{~ primary suicide prevention
~ most dangerous deviation from social norms with respect to mass, historically volatile socio-
illegal phenomenon
~ unprosperity phenomenon
~ helpless, mental condition
~ go out of the situation}

Socialization - is in sociology:
{~ process interaction of the individual and the social environment, the substance of which is the
transmission - the development of the social experience, the establishment of a public person,
and, ultimately, the reproduction of society itself
~ valuable - semantic equality of adult and child
~ conservation and strengthening young people's health
~ restoration status and importance of family education institute
~ real the principle of combining education and training}

Updated psychological readiness to use psychotropic:

{~ inability teenager, a young man to a productive output of the difficulty of the situation to
meet the vital needs
~ on effective methods of psychological defense, allowing at least temporarily ease emotional
stress.
~ presence traumatic situations from which young people can not find a constructive outlet
~ weakly development of self
~ the above options are correct}

Alcoholism is characterized by:

{~ pathological addiction to alcohol and subsequent social and moral degradation of personality
~ immoderate alcohol
~ process violating social adaptation
~ process providing a reason for the unusual sensations
~ hereditary signs}

A misdemeanor is a person:
{~ guilty, punishable, socially dangerous act
~ encroaching on legally protected public relations and bringing them significant harm
~ offense, but not representing big public danger
~ attempt affirmation
~ motiveless aggressive human condition}

The term mental retardation to refer violations of intellectual development was introduced
(1915 ) by German psychiatrist:
{~ Z. Freud
~ E. Erickson
~ Timbrook
~ Rozenmayer
~ E. Kraepelin}

Idiocy - is:
{~ more profound degree of mental retardation children
~ more easy, compared to the imbecile
~ most easy compared to debility and imbecility
~ physical developmental delay
~ psychophysical infantilism}

Social work with young offender serving a sentence is constructed:

{~ initial account of the general thrust of his personality is determined by comparing the data
that emerged in the attitudes and actions
~ initial from my own experience
~ based on emotions
~ do not unsubstantiated claims reality
~ initial of functional responsibilities}

Learning new norms, values, attitudes and behaviors is called -

{~ resocialization
~ dissocialized
~ socialization
~ identification
~ communication}
In bureaucratic relations leader assumes the role
{~ host
~ leader
~ head
~ coordinator
~ manager}

Property reflect the characteristics of the study sample of the total population – is:
{~ operationalization
~ interpretation
~ reliability
~ representativeness
~ accident}

Kind of survey, during which respondents answer the questions formulated by the researcher in
writing – it:
{~ mass survey
~ expert poll
~ questionnaire
~ pressing poll
~ postal survey}

The Protestant ethic and the spirit of capitalism - a work:

{~ Marx
~ Lenin
~ W. Sombart
~ Schumpeter
~ Weber }

Posing any problem of sociological research begins with clarifying:

{~ Goals and objectives of the study
~ Object and subject of study
~ Interpretation and operationalization of concepts
~ Working and basic hypothesis
~ Plan and research program}

One of the main methods of inquiry, using as a source of information direct verbal interaction
between the researcher to the respondent in accordance with the research program - it ...
{~ interview
~ individual interviews
~ group interview
~ free interview
~ panel interview }

Prohibition of sexual relations between close blood relatives:

{~ incest
~ celibacy
~ primogeniture
~ minorat
~ taboo}
A group of people related by kinship lines, adults whose members commit themselves to
childcare - it
{~ kinship
~ marriage
~ small group
~ enclave
~ family}

Rules governing the behavior and activities of organizations in their relationship - it:
{~ social norms
~ rule of law
~ morality
~ norms of religion
~ norms traditions}

Historically, developing a holistic system of relationships and interactions between people and
their communities, down in the course of their joint activity - is:
{~ family
~ sSociety
~ system
~ structure
~ organization}

State of society in which the disintegration and decay comes the system of rules that guarantee
social order:
{~ disorganization
~ anomie
~ collapse
~ reform
~ revolution}

Part of the population, and especially strictly reflecting the ratio of the total population of all the
elements – it:
{~ object of research
~ picks
~ subject of study
~ the unit of analysis
~ parent population}

Deviation from the behavioral norms that the majority of society as reprehensible and
unacceptable – it:
{~ deviation
~ delinquency
~ conformality
~ anomie
~ crime}

Isolated man as a single representative of society, nation, class or social group:

{~ individual
~ man
~ identity
~ marginal
~ citizen}

The formation of stable patterns of social interaction based on formalized rules, laws, customs,
rituals:
{~ interaction
~ institutionalization
~ investment
~ intuition
~ innovation}

Person acting as a source of primary sociological information:

{~ respondent
~ expert
~ citizen
~ correspondent
~ witness}

The Company directly or indirectly, is the object of study:

{~ virtually all public and some humanities
~ only sociology
~ sociology and political science
~ sociology and history
~ sociology and philosophy}

The idea of middle-range theories put forward:

{~ T. Parsons
~ J. Meade
~ R.Merton
~ Mr. Garfinkel
~ Luhmann}

Society is:
{~ social, societal and socio-cultural system
~ societal system
~ social system
~ sociocultural system
~ societal and social system}

Improvement, a change that makes society that meets modern standards:

{~ revolution
~ modernization
~ reform
~ progress
~ evolution}

Core social structure according to Marxist theory are:

{~ social strata
~ classes
~ social groups
~ social communities
~ an individual}
What method does not apply to sociological:
{~ data analysis
~ billing
~ interview
~ focus Group
~ observation}

The concept of " stratum" means:

{~ layer
~ disposition
~ class
~ group
~ orientation}

For general characteristics common to all the people skills and abilities used concept:
{~ individual
~ identity
~ people
~ citizen
~ marginal}

Primary agent of social interaction and social relations is:

{~ identity
~ society
~ state
~ genus
~ social group}

The notion of "person" includes:

{~ total development of the individual, the most complete embodiment of all human qualities
~ universal human qualities and abilities
~ social and psychological traits of humanity: mind, will , needs, interests
~ definitely a particular person
~ citizen}

Identity as a subject of social relations characterized by:

{~ autonomy, a certain degree of independence from society
~ social integrity of human qualities
~ active object-oriented activity
~ self-regulation of social behavior
~ total dependence on society}

Specific place that this individual takes in a given social system, called:
{~ social status
~ social role
~ social status
~ personality disposition
~ personal independence}

Ethnicity - is:
{~ social community
~ social organization
~ collective
~ social institution
~ social group}

The main components in this ethnic group:

{~ classes layers group
~stratum, race, team
~ family, the state, the party
~ tribe, nationality, nation
~ social, professional, creative unions}

Lack of laws and regulations governing social relations is:

{~ Interaction
~ anarchy
~ anomie
~ crisis
~ conflict}

The main advantages of a social institution:

{~ sporadic, unpredictable
~ opportunity to experiment
~ randomness, spontaneity
~ predictability, reliability, regularity
~ chaotic instability }

Fleeing individual from society (vagrants, alcoholics, drug addicts ) explains :

{~ lack of government assistance programs specified categories
~ failures in an effort to achieve the goal of legislative means
~ disadvantages of school education
~ genetic predisposition of the individual
~ desire to prove himself}

Historically rooted in a certain area of socio- ethnic community, which suffers from stable unity
of economic life, language, culture and stable features that psychology:
{~ nation
~ figuration
~ ethnos
~ tribe
~ genus}

An individual who has lost his former social status, unable to engage in habitual activity and
unable to adapt to the new social and cultural environment, it is:
{~ personality
~ people
~ deviants
~ marginal
~ unemployed}

The functions of sociology does not include:

{~ predictive
~ descriptive
~ cognitive
~ contemplative
~ humanistic }

If your question in the questionnaire is the complete set of answers, this question:
{~ basic
~ outdoor
~ indirect
~ closed
~ line}

Extreme degree of deviant behavior, where the interests of the individual, social institutions and
society are threatened, is:
{~ addiction
~ vagrancy
~ alcoholism
~ crime
~ substance abuse}

To mainstream institutional concerns:

{~ institution of the family
~ the institution of property
~ Institute of power
~ Advocacy Institute
~ institution of the presidency}

First ban of human society was the ban:

{~ outrages upon personal property
~ incest
~ encroachment on private property
~ encroachment on the common property
~ attacks on human life}

Church, mosque, synagogue, religious organizations, associations of believers form:

{~ cults of religion
~ Institute of religion
~ religious holidays
~ religious worldview
~ religious type

Phenomenon or process, consisting of a particular set of elements found in the connections and
relationships and forming a coherent whole - is:
{~ social institution
~ social action
~ social relations
~ social system
~ social structure}

The ratio of the incomes of different groups of the population - is:

{~ class character
~ social estates
~ inequality
~ stratification
~ differentiation}

Un identical access large social groups of people ( strata, classes, castes) to economic resources,
social benefits and political power - is:
{~ class
~ type
~ inequality
~ stratification
~ differentiation}

Increase the proportion of middle -class society is affected by:

{~ on the training of employees
~ number of employees
~ demographic indicators
~ stability and the stability of society
~ the size of the population}

Who can be attributed to the marginal sections of society:

{~ the military
~ emigrants
~ students
~ artists
~ retirees}

Scientific hypothesis put forward to explain a fact - it's ...

{~ social problem
~ sample
~ hypothesis
~ object of study
~ subject of study}

Hypotheses that are produced to an empirical study, called ...

{~ main
~ no major
~ workers
~ primary
~ secondary}

Economic and social condition of the people, having the minimum amount of money, education,
power, prestige:
{~ poverty
~ richness
~ unemployment
~ status
~ inequality

Social recovery, the upward movement:

{~ vertical mobility
~ horizontal mobility
~ mobility
~ upward mobility
~ downward mobility}
Social group (stratum), membership in which man owes its birth to it exclusively -:
{~ class
~ Cast
~ estate
~ slavery
~ community}

People who left one culture, country, class, group, and not to join the values and way of life is
different:
{~ individual
~ marginal
~ emigrant
~ immigrant
~ outlaw}

Intermediate position of the individual or group occupying the extreme boundary position in the
layer group, class, society – it:
{~ marginality
~ migration
~ status
~ deprivation
~ Interaction}

The main way of collecting, processing or analyzing data is -

{~ method
~ technique
~ database
~ technology research
~ sociological research}

Set of techniques associated with this study it –:

{~ technique
~ methodology
~ method
~ technology research
~ sociological research}

Society in which moving from one stratum to another does not officially restricted it
{~ open society
~ closed society
~ easy company
~ complex society
~ nomadic society}

Anyone who polls sociologist – researcher:

{~ correspondent
~ journalist
~ expert
~ respondent
~ individual}
Rewards and punishments to promote compliance requirements – this:
{=sanction
~rate
~ right
~ law
~ ritual}

Lifelong assimilation of cultural norms and the development of social roles – it:
{~ socialization
~ resocialization
~ desocialize
~ education
~ science}

Knowledge gained by experience – it:

{~ theoretical knowledge
~ empirical knowledge
~the special theory
~ applied research
~ fundamental research}

Methodological and methodical- technical justification of sociological research - is:

{~ research work plan
~ sample
~ report
~ research program
~analysis of information}

In the analysis of documents used method:

{~ content analysis
~ sociometry
~ experiment
~ survey
~ interviewing

Question that forms the respondent answer itself – it:

{~ control
~ closed
~ open
~ filter
~ trap}

View the survey in which the interviewer uses a questionnaire with a clearly defined order and
wording of the question – it:
{~ Omnidirectional (free) interview
~ Standardized (formulary) interview
~ Questioning
~ Expert poll
~ Experiment}

Central place in the informal group takes:

{~ outsider
~ goalkeeper
~ toaster
~ leader
~ head}

The first special work in sociology is:

{~ "Sovereign" N. Machiavelli
~ "Capital" Marx
~ "Politics" Aristotle
~ "The course of positive philosophy " Comte
~ "The Origin of the Family, Private Property and the State " Engels}

What sphere of public life includes people's attitudes about power:

{~ economic
~ political
~ social
~ spiritual
~ Education}

The social groups allocated on the basis of settler relates (are) :

{~members
~ nation
~ citizens
~ class
~ political affiliation}

Delinquent - it is behavior that is frowned upon:

{~ law
~ nature
~ chemistry
~ media
~ Townspeople}

Utopian socialist that the scientific revolution " industrial society":

{~ Charles Louis Montesquieu
=Henri de Saint-Simon
~ August Comte
~ Karl Marx
~ Pitirim Sorokin}

Family as a social institution has arisen:

{~ in primitive society
~ in the Middle Ages
~ in the early 19th century
~ in the late 20th century
~ in the mid-18th century}

Marriage between one woman and several men:

{~ polyandry
~ polygyny
~ monogamy
~ same-sex marriage
~ distant marriage}

According to the structure of family communication are:

{=Simple and complex
~ Simple and basic
~ Rich and poor
~ Large families and the small number of children
~ Complex and difficult}