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_________ dynamic involves in-group/out-group relationship

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

_________ is recognized as any set of institutionalised belief and practices that with the ultimate meaning of life

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

5. The ________ refers to the process by which people act and react in relation to others

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

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

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

Discovery is a source of ________ change

10. A person who has power can _________ his will on others.

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

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

 _________ shares Sociology's interest in the impact of social structure and culture on behaviour

 ___________ refers to a researcher who interacts with group members for the purpose of studying them.

Movement in the same strata is __________ mobility

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

___________ is one that demonstrates strong bonds of loyalty within its membership and strict adherence to the established norms of the group

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

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

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

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

The persistent social fact in the modern societies is _______

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

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 is_____

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

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

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

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

 __________ expectation set the stage for interraction

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

31. ___________is a combination of polyandry and polygyny.

32. An _________thus refers to inter-group relations.

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

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

Another name for informal groups is ________

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

 __________ Freud explored the unconscious levels of the mind

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

_________ are groups forming a pair of the organisational structure, established by management to see to the smooth running of the organisation

Social movement resemble __________ behaviour

41. ____ refers to organized activity that encourages or discourages social change

42. The process of social learning directed toward achieving a desired position in future is called __________

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

44. Power is a key aspect of any _________posts.

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

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

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

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

Rape is one of the ___________ issues that are of great interest to the sociologists

Guatava LeBon is called the grandfather of __________ behaviour theory