SOC 100: Chapters 1,2,4

_______ is the unique vantage point influenced by the important social characteristics of an individual.

• Social location

• Social imagination

• Social destination

_______ is the social science that studies the development, structure, and function of human society

• Psychology

• Sociology

• Political Science

Select all that apply: Sociology developed in response to...

• industrialization

• urbanization

• population increases

• population decreases

• global climate change

Macrosociology....

• focuses on the plans, motivations, and actions of individuals and small groups

• focuses on the "big picture" of society and it's institutions

Microsociology....

• focuses on the plans, motivations, and actions of individuals and small groups

• focuses on the "big picture" of society and it's institutions

Select all that apply to Max Weber:

• Explored how Protestant "work ethic" led to capitalism

• Saw bureaucracy as a new phenomenon in society

• Developed the social gospel movement

• Coined the term vertical mosaic

______ is a system of government in which most of the important decisions are made by state officials rather than elected representatives

• Bureaucracy

• Political economy

_______ has six key features; efficiency, control, promotes equality, division of labour, predictability, and calculability.

• Political Economy

• Bureaucracy

• Gospel Movement

Which sociologist reflected the social gospel movement and promoted hands on social work?

• Carl Addington Dawson

• Ernest Burgess

• Jane Adams

• Max Weber

• Everett C. Hughs

What is the social gospel movement?

• The study of a community based on extensive fieldwork which includes direct observation and interaction with those observed

•  The movement to apply human welfare principles of christianity to the social, medical, and psychological ills brought on by industrialization