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1. An _________is characterized by a 'we-feeling'.

 The _________ interactionists stress the role of language and symbols like fashion in the social construct of identity and in the structure of relationship

Discovery is a source of ________ change

4. ________ refers to wide spread attitudes about controversial issue

5. ___________ study the workings of the nervous system and the effects of neurotransmitters, hormones, or stress on individual.

The organised effort of a large number of people to produce some social change is referred to as _________

7. People who have some status in common, such as teachers , exemplify a _________

A set of beliefs, symbols, and practices which is based on the idea of the sacred, and unites believers into socio-religion community is called ________

9. Burns and Stalker (1961) make the interesting point that in 'mechanistic' (hierarchical), _____________is to the concerned, and obedience is to superior.

10. At ___________ stage, factions form, personalities clash, no one concedes a single point without first fighting tooth and nail.

 Invention is a source of ________ change

12. Which of the following is not identified as a situation that stimulate sociological thinking

13. The sharing of a household by an unmarried couple is known as ________

14. The ___________also must ensure that all group memebrs contribute to the discussion and must avoid letting one participant's opinions dominate.

 All social sciences are concerned with _________ behaviour

16. ________ refers to marriage that unites one male and two or more females more female

17. __________ refers to wide spread attitudes about controversial issue

18. All Social Sciences are not concerned with human behaviour

19. ________ is the movement between different positions within the system of social stratification in any society.

The term ___________ was coined by Eduard Linteman.

21. The spread of cultural element from one society to another is _________

22. What is the term for status that has exceptional importance for social identity, often shaping a person’s entire life

A religious organisation that accepts the legitimacy of other religious but has a negative relationship to society is ________

24. Although, _________groups may also have face-to-face relationship but contact between individuals in the group are very ephemeral and impersonal.

_________ usually study non-western societies, preliterate societies, local communities, or small groups

Another name for informal groups is ________

 __________ Freud explored the unconscious levels of the mind

The most important studies of every day social behaviour come from ___________

29. Power has been seen as the ability to ensure  compliance despite resistance from the____involved

 __________ expectation set the stage for interraction

31. Our _________ identity may include thoughts and experiences we never divulge to anyone; our social identity requires public validation.

A ________ usually claims to have a monopoly over the route to salvation

Where social structure and culture intersect are primarily the interested areas  of the _________

Movement in the same strata is __________ mobility

The spontaneous eruption of common behavioural pattern is ________

36. _________ refers to marriage that unites one male and two or more females more female

_________ defined religion by reference to the sacred rather than to a belief in a god, because it makes social comparison possible

38. ___________ group, members of the group do not often know themselves, not all the members live in close proximity, for example, a city or corporation.

39. Power does not necessarily rely either on formal ___________ authority

__________ Darwin traced the origin of humanity back to the animal kingdom

41. ___________ is the systematic study of the groups and societies in which people live, how social structures and cultures are created and maintained or changed, and how they affect our behaviour

42. Power is a key aspect of any _________ posts.

The method in sociology by which data is systematically collected from people about their behaviour, attitudes and beliefs is _________

44. A person who has power can ____________ his will on others.

45. _______means the marriage of one man to one woman

46. ________ refers to wide spread attitudes about controversial issue

47. A _________ refers to behaviors expected at someone who holds a particular status

_________ are less exclusive than sects

49. One of these is not features of institutionalized religion

Demotion from one level in a place of work is synonymous with __________ mobility