1. What is sociological imagination?
2. Apply sociological imagination to understanding unemployment.
3. What is one factor used to measure how globalized a country is?
4. What is material culture?
5. What is mass media?
6. What is the relationship between inequality and identity creation through media?
7. What makes a subculture different from a counterculture?
8. Culture is always changing, but unevenly, in different ways and different places. True or False?
9. What concept is defined as an organized collection of individuals and institutions, bounded by space in a coherent territory, subject to the same political authority, and organized through a shared set of cultural expectations and values?
10. __________ consists of bodily movements, gestures, facial expressions, and placement relative to others.
11. Participation of group members in activities and finding a common enemy or rival group will be likely to increase __________
12. Imagine a situation in which a large crowd of people witnesses an adult bullying a child, but no one in the crowd acts to intervene. What term describes this phenomenon?
13. Which of these is a feature of the "ideal type" of bureaucracy?
14. Compared to the phenomena examined by other sciences, such as gravity or particles, the phenomena examined in sociology not behave in exactly the same ways all the time. True or false?
15. Qualitative interview studies generally use what kind of sample?
16. Annie chooses a random sample of a neighborhood, every fifth block in a small town, and then attempts to include all the people on these blocks in her research. Annie's research is using a __________ sample.
17. Which research method has the weakness of being based on previous research and so potentially replicating previous problems?
18. Prior to the Enlightenment of the seventeenth and eighteenth centuries, what did philosophers believe in?
19. In traditional societies, families provide children with their first statuses, which tend to remain as permanent parts of the self-__________.
20. Work in traditional societies played a smaller role in marking's one identity. True or false?