Test: Social-Conflict Quiz Challenge

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Social-Conflict Quiz ChallengeVersión en línea Test your knowledge on the Social-Conflict Approach in sociology! por sarah ayyad 1 What does the Social-Conflict Approach primarily focus on? a Social harmony b Inequality and power dynamics c Individual behavior d Cultural norms 2 Which theorist is most associated with the Social-Conflict Approach? a Max Weber b Herbert Spencer c Karl Marx d Emile Durkheim 3 What is a key concept of the Social-Conflict Approach? a Functionalism b Social integration c Class struggle d Cultural relativism 4 According to the Social-Conflict Approach, society is composed of what? a Groups competing for resources b Equal participants c Harmonious entities d Isolated individuals 5 What does the Social-Conflict Approach say about social change? a It is a result of consensus b It is unnecessary c It arises from conflict between groups d It is always gradual 6 Which issue is often analyzed through the Social-Conflict lens? a Religious beliefs b Cultural traditions c Economic inequality d Family dynamics 7 What role does power play in the Social-Conflict Approach? a It drives social relations b It promotes equality c It is only political d It is irrelevant 8 How does the Social-Conflict Approach view laws? a As irrelevant constructs b As moral guidelines c As tools for maintaining power d As universal truths 9 What is a criticism of the Social-Conflict Approach? a It is too focused on individuals b It ignores economic factors c It is too optimistic d It overlooks social cohesion 10 Which of the following is a focus of the Social-Conflict Approach? a Social stability b Gender inequality c Cultural assimilation d Psychological development

Social-Conflict Quiz ChallengeVersión en línea

Test your knowledge on the Social-Conflict Approach in sociology!

por sarah ayyad

What does the Social-Conflict Approach primarily focus on?

Social harmony

Inequality and power dynamics

Individual behavior

Cultural norms

Which theorist is most associated with the Social-Conflict Approach?

Max Weber

Herbert Spencer

Karl Marx

Emile Durkheim

What is a key concept of the Social-Conflict Approach?

Functionalism

Social integration

Class struggle

Cultural relativism

According to the Social-Conflict Approach, society is composed of what?

Groups competing for resources

Equal participants

Harmonious entities

Isolated individuals

What does the Social-Conflict Approach say about social change?

It is a result of consensus

It is unnecessary

It arises from conflict between groups

It is always gradual

Which issue is often analyzed through the Social-Conflict lens?

Religious beliefs

Cultural traditions

Economic inequality

Family dynamics

What role does power play in the Social-Conflict Approach?

It drives social relations

It promotes equality

It is only political

It is irrelevant

How does the Social-Conflict Approach view laws?

As irrelevant constructs

As moral guidelines

As tools for maintaining power

As universal truths

What is a criticism of the Social-Conflict Approach?

It is too focused on individuals

It ignores economic factors

It is too optimistic

It overlooks social cohesion

Which of the following is a focus of the Social-Conflict Approach?

Social stability

Gender inequality

Cultural assimilation

Psychological development

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Social-Conflict Quiz ChallengeVersión en línea

por sarah ayyad

What does the Social-Conflict Approach primarily focus on?

Which theorist is most associated with the Social-Conflict Approach?

What is a key concept of the Social-Conflict Approach?

According to the Social-Conflict Approach, society is composed of what?

What does the Social-Conflict Approach say about social change?

Which issue is often analyzed through the Social-Conflict lens?

What role does power play in the Social-Conflict Approach?

How does the Social-Conflict Approach view laws?

What is a criticism of the Social-Conflict Approach?

Which of the following is a focus of the Social-Conflict Approach?