INTRODUCTION TO SOCIOLOGY

common way of life shared by a

society or a group.

• SOCIETY

• CULTURE

• SOCIALIZATION

• VALUES

The first social scientist to use the term sociology was

a Frenchman by the name of ________. He was regarded as the Father of Sociology

• Auguste Comte

• Karl Marx

• Max Weber

• Harriet Martineau

Sociology comes from a Greek word 'Socius' and a Latin word 'Logos'. What do we mean by these words?

• socius - values

  logos- speak out

• socius - companion

  logos - language

• socius - association

  logos - study

• socius - culture

  logos - study

a group of people who live within some

type of bounded territory and who share a

common way of life

• SOCIETY

• COUNTRY

• VILLAGE

• COMMUNITY

She was an active

advocate of the abolition of slavery and she wrote on

many crosscutting issues such as racial and gender

relations

• Auguste Comte

• Emile Durkheim

• Harriet Martineau

• Karl Marx

He defined sociology

as the study of social facts. The first sociologist to apply

statistical methods to the study of social phenomena

• Emile Durkheim

• Max Weber

• Auguste Comte

• Herbert Spencer

According to him, sociology is the scientific study of

human social action. Social action refers to any “action

oriented to influence or influenced by another person or

persons.

• Max Weber

• Auguste Comte

• Herbert Spencer

• Karl Marx

He was famous for the organic analogy of

human society. He was famous about "Social Darwinism". Social Darwinism is the attempt to apply by analogy the evolutionary theories of plant and animal development to the explanation of human society and social phenomena

• Herbert Spencer

• Harriet Martineau

• Auguste Comte

• Karl Marx

"The aim of Sociology is to treat social facts as things." The statements is given by _______

• Ginsberg

• Simmel

• Ogburn

• Durkheim

Sociology is the study of:

• People in a society

• Interactions among people

• Social institutions

• All of the given options