SOC402 Final Term Quiz 3 July 2023 by Miss Mehwish

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Q1. In which of the following years was the journal titled "Rationality and Society" founded by Coleman? Options:

1. 1988
2. 1989
3. 1991
4. 1990

Correct option: d) 1990

Q2. How do socialist feminists move beyond Marxism in crucial ways?

1. Reevaluation of the significance of ideology
2. Focus on domination
3. Redefinition of material conditions

Correct option: All of the given options

Q3. Which of the following is/are assumptions of rational choice theory given by Michael Hechter? Options:

1. Constantly weighing alternative means against alternative ends
2. People are rational
3. People are irrational, believing in the power of belief

Correct option: a) Constantly weighing alternative means against alternative ends, b) People are rational

Q4. Which of the following are reasons that people feel hesitant to start any movement against power structures?

1. They see such a struggle as risky and futile
2. Fear of efforts to promote change would be unsuccessful
3. The worse negative consequences of failure than the existing situation

Correct option: All of the given options

Q5. Which of the following are built by virtue of individuals giving up their rights to control resources in exchange for expected benefits?

1. Power
2. Values
3. Mores
4. Norms

Correct option: d) Norms

Q6. Exchange processes give rise to ___________ of power.

1. Blended
2. Authoritative
3. Balanced
4. Differentiation

Correct option: d) Differentiation

Q7. The use of rewards and punishments to induce conformity in terms of groups' control capacity is known as:

1. Appraising
2. Sanctioning
3. Reviewing
4. Monitoring

Correct option: b) Sanctioning

Q8. Which of the following claims that woman's subordination results not from her biology but from social relations?

1. Radical feminism
2. Socialist feminism
3. Marxist feminism