Reference no: EM133303584

1. A worker can no longer afford to buy the same products that he creates every day. In response he begins to wonder why the system is so unfair and why he lacks any sort of freedom. What is this an example of?

Claimsmaking

Hypothesizing

True Consciousness

Domain Expansion

2. Cindy lives in the United States, but is being raised by her Hispanic grandparents who grew up in Spain. One day Cindy is watching the movie The Pirates of the Caribbean with her grandparents. She notices the flag shown on the screen is black and has a white skull and crossbones on it. She recognizes this as the feared symbol of pirates, but her grandparents say it was a design used by the Spanish to designate cemeteries.

What sociological perspective can help explain the difference in Cindy and her grandparent's views?

social constructionism

structural functionalism

conflict

symbolic-interactionism

3. Jake is a famous celebrity reporter for E-news. He realized that he needs to interact differently depending on who he is interviewing, such as using different terms, accents, and even the questions asked. Which of the following sociological paradigms is he applying in his reporter job that made him successful?

Structural Functionalist

Conflict

Symbolic-Interactionist

Social Constructionism