Question 26 Why is the sociological perspective unique? Select one: a. It allows

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Question 26

Why is the sociological perspective unique?

Select one:

a. It allows sociologists to apply the same perspective and methods to the study of compelling social issues such as sexual assault.

b. It is a point of view that helps us see how behaviour is shaped by the groups to which we belong and the society in which we live.

c. It attempts to explain human behaviour from a moral and ethical perspective.

d. It helps us understand how individual differences and differences in personal choice are largely a function of physiology and inheritance.

Question 27

Which of the following occurs when there has been effective socialization?

Select one:

a. Norms are changed.

b. Norms are broken.

c. Norms are clear.

d. Norms are followed

Question 28

What has research found about the belief that one in two marriages ends in divorce?

Select one:

a. The hypothesis has not been investigated by social science researchers.

b. This commonsense idea has been verified by social science research.

c. This commonsense idea has been disproved by social science research.

d. It is a valid conclusion supported by social science research.

Question 29

A red light, waving hello, and the belief in a shared humanity are all examples of what?

Select one:

a. norms

b. sociological constructs

c. symbols

d. statuses

Question 30

What kind of group is a composed of people who are linked by common interests, equal social position, and usually similar age?

Select one:

a. social

b. peer

c. reference

d. primary

Explanation / Answer

26.Option B is correct

Explanation-Sociological perspective is unique because it is a point of view that helps us to see how behaviour is shaped by the groups to which we belong and the society in which we live.

27.Option A is correct

Explanation-When socialization happens norms are changed.

29.Option B is correct

Explanation-A red light, Waving hello and a belief in shared humanity are examples of social constructs

30.Option A is correct

Explanation-A social group is a ggroupwhose members are having common interests, equal social position and are of equal age.

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