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The ________ is the primary societal agent of socialization.
 
  a. institution of religion
  b. government
  c. education
  d. family

Question 2

As a way of seeing the world, sociology sees
 
  A) a position, usually at one extreme or the other
  B) common sense, that is, what everyone knows
  C) either social order or social disorder, not both at once
  D) both social order and social disorder, often simultaneously

Question 3

A functional equivalent of religion serves the same purposes, but the activities surrounding it are not directed toward God.
 
  Indicate whether the statement is true or false

Question 4

American schools are ____, as evidenced by their rigid curriculum, schedules, and philosophy.
 
  a. conservative
  b. democratic
  c. liberal
  d. radical

Question 5

________ societies present a number of themes, variations, and counter themes.
 
  a. Generalized
  b. Heterogeneous
  c. Homogeneous
  d. Modern

Question 6

Why has it been believed for the past sixty years that mass panic followed the 1938 broadcast of War of the Worlds? How have sociologists reconstructed the event to offer evidence that perhaps there wasn't such a response to this event?
 
  What will be an ideal response?

Question 7

Because of its ties to the Vatican and its bureaucratic structure, Roman Catholicism has never served as a state religion.
 
  Indicate whether the statement is true or false
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Sociology Now: The Essentials

Sociology Now: The Essentials


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Answer to q. 1

d

Answer to q. 2

D

Answer to q. 3

TRUE

Answer to q. 4

a

Answer to q. 5

b

Answer to q. 6

The panic of 1938 may have been an invention of the media. A few reports of an alien attack in progress were called into radio stations which were reported on the air. But verification of these attacks was impossible, especially by the slow-moving media of 1938. There were no action cams or individuals on the scene. People have always been more prone to believe the unusual and bizarre than the mundane truth if they are presented side-by-side. To enforce the theory that there was not a mass panic during the 1938 broadcast, sociologists monitored reports of a pending nuclear disaster reported by Swedish radio in 1973. Although some people became frightened and some fled, most people continued their routine activities. Swedish radio, however, reported the people to be panicking.

Answer to q. 7

FALSE
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