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1. All Social Sciences are not concerned with human behaviour

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

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

4. ________ refers to wide spread attitudes about controversial issue

_________ studies the working of the nervous system and the effects of neurotransmitters

Sociology is the __________ 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

7. A ______________ refers to social eruption that is highly emotional, violent and undirected

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

9. ____________ refers to sexual activity outside marriage

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

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

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

In _________ society conflicts are settled in courts run by legal experts

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

Sociology as a discipline belongs to ________ sciences

16. _________ is the capability of using physical force to achieve influence

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

The term referring to a hierarchy of inequality is called _________

19. One of these is not features of institutionalized religion

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

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

Adair (1986), defined a _______ is more than just a group with a common aim

___________ Focus on personality -on the behaviour and attitudes that are characteristics of person regardless of the situations

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

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

 __________ expectation set the stage for interraction

_________ Behaviour deals with the ways which collective behaviour emerges as responses to problematic circumstances and situation

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 ________

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

The unequal distribution of attributes, qualities, or possessions among members of a society that at usually regarded within that society as desirable and valuable is said to be  ____________

31. The possession of valued resources is also known as ________

Invention is of _______ types

33. __________ refers to organized activity that encourages or discourages social change

34. _______means the marriage of one man to one woman

The interactions and relationships that exists between/or among people in everyday life is called ____________

__________ tend to be ephemeral since their novelty wears off quickly.

The study of coordinated and organised social movements is____________

38. A ________ refers to social eruption that is highly emotional, violent and undirected

The traditional society saw ________ as an authority in all areas of social life

Discovery is a source of ________ change

_________ are less exclusive than sects

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

_________ dynamic involves in-group/out-group relationship

Unverified story spread from one to another is termed to be ___________

 __________ Freud explored the unconscious levels of the mind

46. An _________thus refers to inter-group relations.

47. Which of the following is not one of the general contexts in which power is commonly defined as authority

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

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

Guatava LeBon is called the grandfather of __________ behaviour theory