Category: Sociology Mcqs

(A) aspect of personality that confers identity.
(B) a social category of people.
(C) a group of people who performs certain duties.
(D) a temporary collection of persons react in spontaneous interaction.

(A) Max Weber
(B) August Comte
(C) Emile Durkheim
(D) Herbert Spencer

(A) strong ideas of right and wrong which requires certain actions and forbid others.
(B) an inborn behaviour.
(C) a new culture traits.
(D) intended effect of an institution.

(A) a tendancy to feel and act in a certain way.
(B) a stratified social system in which social position is entirely determined by parentage, with no provision for change of position.
(C) nmutual cultural traits
(D) a gathering of people

(A) the covariance of measure of two variables.
(B) the criterion for role performance leading us to behave in accordance with certain standards
(C) confronting evidence to test the nature of reality.
(D) the quality of being divinely favoured with extraordinary capacities.

(A) centring on beliefs and practices.
(B) behaviour that departs unvarying degree of conduct.
(C) ordinary modes of behaviour governed by norms.
(D) a criterion for role performance.

(A) P. A. Sprokin B.
(B) Emile Durkheim
(C) Ferdinand Tonnies
(D) Max Weber

(A) an early hominid that was erected.
(B) the species of modern humans that first appeared in the middle Pleistocene.
(C) mental image that embodies cmmon elements.
(D) common man.