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Kindly note that you will be presented with 50 questions randomized from the NOUN question bank. Make sure to take the quiz multiple times so you can get familiar with the questions and answers, as new questions are randomized in each attempt.
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1. The basis of internal state for judging other people which may lead to systematic error is _________
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_________ proceed from the promise that the manner of ownership of the means of Production divided society into two major antagonistic classes.
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________ which dominate in some of the northern states are also classified as customary laws
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_____ argued that the natural law approach was unscientific and dominated by untested/untestable philosophical speculations
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5. The branch of psychology that centres on how to help children who are doing well at school is __________
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6. Thomas Hobbes regarded as the ________ where the strong would deprive the weak of all his rights and where life would be short, brutish etc.
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7. Pound was ____ ____ legal philosohper and a law teacher
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A major difference between law and morals is ___
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9. ____ ____ means the ability to do what one wishes without restraint
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Jeremy Bentham, a prominent utilitarian and one of the early exponents of the view is particularly interested in
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11. The following are the informal social control mechanism except one
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12. The questionnaire that contains the questions and alternative answers to them is ___________
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13. This type of questionnaire above is always exhaustive and mutually ________
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14. Information about the nature and characteristics of the respondents is the part of the questionnaire called _________
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15. ___ ___ is the science of man's mental processes.
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The renaissance period followed the _____ ages
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17. The two basic dimensions of emotional expression are pleasantness and ________
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18. Early philosophers and social theorists gave the phenomenon of law some thoughts in their works except one
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Norms and customs express the goals, values and aspirations of a society and regulate human
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20. Who was the first to measure intelligence?
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21. The perspective that studies inherited instincts and biological drives is called ________
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The authority of law is reinforced by __________ , which the organised society can deploy to compel individual conformity or face various forms of deprivations, including life.
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23. The questionaire that gives the respondents freedom to reveal their opinions and attitudes is _______
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24. _________ emphasis that laws derive from specific culture, and historical contexts and reflect the spirit and community life of a people
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25. The main belief of the early psychologists is that human processes could be studied _________
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26. The writings of ___________was significant in the development of psychology
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27. Proceed from the promise that the manner of ownership of the means of Production divided society into two major antagonistic classes.
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David Hume is the founding father of the ___ of Jurisprudence is
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29. Norms and customs express the goals, values and aspirations of a society and regulate human ____
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Freedom is the __ to do whatever one wants within the limits imposed by law
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31. To consider the various evaluative and cognitive, person perception may be both inaccurative and ________
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32. In the function of rule of law, A .V . Dice suggested the presence of three elements in any society except one of the following
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33. The word sociology came out from two __________ words.
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_________ is the science of man's mental processes.
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35. The branch of psychology that deals with people who are experiencing behavioral problems is _________
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36. _______ is the science of man's mental processes.
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37. The father of intelligence testing is ______
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John Austin (a Lawyer) defined law as a "rule laid down for the of an intelligent being by an intelligent being having power over him.
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39. __________ is the liberty to do whatever one wants within the limits imposed by law
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40. Emile Durkheim (1858- 1917) was very much interested in the understanding of _________ and type of laws that are associated with it
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The word sociology came out from two ___ words.
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42. One of the most surprising aspects of person perception is the ___________conclusion about that person's personality
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Fredrich Von Savigny maintains that law is not the creation of the _________ or any sovereign, but emanates from the popular consciousness of a nation (voikgeist) and exists for the purpose of regulating the action of individuals and the whole community
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44. What goals manipulated experiments which tell others (participants) to form a coherent impression of a person
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45. The process concerned with thinking, the processing of information, perception, memory, problem solving, and consciousness is __________
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46. The need in modern societies to bring together and to control diverse origins cultures and interest require____________
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47. AS a fundamental difference between primitive custom and developed law, custom lacks the substantive features of law.
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48. ______ is the violation of the groups norms, expectations and value
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49. ___________(1858- 1917) was very much interested in the understanding of social solidarity and type of laws that are associated with it.
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50. Such categories as gender,tribe,religion and social class influence are __________ category
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