Introduction to sociology and social interaction

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Self and Society Study Notes Test #1 These questions are based on the materials from Modules 1 and 2 of your course: Introduction to Sociology and Social Interaction. You will find the answers either in your power points, in your textbook readings or in your Module readings and videos. Prepare by answering all of the questions using these sources. If you have difficulty finding the answers to something, please e-mail me and I can help to guide you. Everything on the test is covered in this review. From your Module 1 reading Sociology and the Sociological Imagination and your power point Introduction to Sociology, know the following things.

1. Know who C. Wright Mills is and his connection to the term sociological imagination.

2. How can a personal issue be a public concern?

3. Be able to define Sociology.

4. Understand Functionalism and be able to confirm if it is a Macro or Micro approach.

5. Know Karl Marx and the type of sociology he is intrinsically linked with. From your Textbook or your power points

6. Understand the difference between positivist and interpretive sociology.

7. Understand the difference between quantitative and qualitative sociological research approaches.

8. Understand what Berger was most interested in.

9. Understand the micro sociological approach to research.

10. In the video from your course page titled What is the Sociological Imagination what is a social issue?

11. What do functionalists think about education?

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