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

2. __________ refers to wide spread attitudes about controversial issue

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

4. ___________ 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

5. ________ refers to wide spread attitudes about controversial issue

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

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

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

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

The spontaneous eruption of common behavioural pattern is ________

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

 __________ expectation set the stage for interraction

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

__________was one of the founding fathers of Sociology whose work has been a great influence on the study of Sociology

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 ________

____________ Study communities and small groups, but they also examine modem industrial societies and large-scale

___________ refers to the relative degree of prestige and privilege that a person or social group can successfully claim from other members of the society

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

The term referring to a hierarchy of inequality is called _________

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

21. An _________thus refers to inter-group relations.

Our sense of whom and what we are is referred to as ________ social identity

A great brief enthusiasm among a relatively large number of people for a particular innovation is referred to as ________

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

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

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

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

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

 All social sciences are concerned with _________ behaviour

30. __________ group is relatively small, simple group of people.

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

32. _________ refers only to the changes in behaviour and attitude having their origins in interactions with other persons

33. ____________ refers to sexual activity outside marriage

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

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

The ability of ensuring compliance among members of a group is referred to as _______

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

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

The persistent social fact in the modern societies is _______

____________ Study communities and small groups, but they also examine modem industrial societies and large-scale

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

42. Although they share the same basic subject matter, each Social Science focuses on the same aspect of behavior

Guatava LeBon is called the grandfather of __________ behaviour theory

 Invention is a source of ________ change

Social movement resemble __________ behaviour

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

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

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

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

_________ are less exclusive than sects