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Philosophy of social sciencesVersión en línea quizztime por Eva 1 Which of the following is not one of the mechanisms of disciplinary power as conceptualized by Foucault? a Hierarchical observation b Examination c Symbolic reinforcement d Normalizing judgment 2 What best describes the function of examination within disciplinary systems? a Encouraging subjective reflection b Enforcing legal codes through coercion c Combining visibility with judgment to control individuals d Structuring communal rituals through ideology 3 The shortcoming of critical realism that most directly impairs its methodological application is: a It denies the importance of causality b It favors purely inductive reasoning c It is often too abstract to guide concrete research designs d It promotes relativism over objectivity 4 One major critique of critical realism is that: a It overemphasizes sensory experience b It aligns too closely with traditional positivism c It assumes social reality is too complex for grand ideological explanations d It rejects the use of mixed methods 5 In Marxist dialectical thinking, what does the synthesis represent? a A return to ideological purity b A neutral equilibrium between conflictual forces c The dominant class ideology d A transformed resolution emerging from contradiction between opposites 6 Which of the following is the correct order in dialectical reasoning? a Contradiction → Thesis → Revolution b Antithesis → Thesis → Resolution c Thesis → Antithesis → Synthesis d Reaction → Counter-reaction → Truth 7 In dialectical reasoning, the Antithesis plays what role? a Reinforces the status quo b Challenges the initial condition or idea with its contradiction c Synthesizes opposing views d Abstracts the final truth from prior belief 8 Which of the following best captures the "identity/difference" relation in dialectical abstraction? a Observing symbolic dualities in myth b Identifying how similar things diverge under scrutiny c Ignoring difference to classify universally d Showing that similarity is irrelevant in social theory 9 The interpenetration of opposites suggests that: a Opposing concepts are always mutually exclusive b Social conflict must be eliminated to reach harmony c A phenomenon may appear differently depending on social position d Opposites never coexist in practice 10 Which of the following illustrates a quantity/quality transformation in dialectical analysis? a A new product launching a market segment b Rewriting a law without changing enforcement c A gradual rise in fan engagement leading to a band’s sudden stardom d Translation of theory into a new language 11 According to Marxist theory, contradiction is inherent to capitalism because: a It relies solely on free markets b Employers seek to lower wages while still needing productive, healthy workers c Competition prevents social mobility d It promotes equality through inequality 12 The empirical domain in critical realism refers to: a Hypothetical causal mechanisms b Events and patterns we can observe c Unseen structures of ideology d Statistical correlations in social data 13 In Bhaskar’s stratified model of reality, what distinguishes the actual from the real? a The actual is only theoretical b The actual is the observed event c The actual includes events that may or may not be observed, while the real includes causal mechanisms d The actual concerns beliefs, the real concerns ideology 14 According to critical realism, the role of abstraction is to: a Remove unnecessary data from models b Theorize unseen mechanisms that explain observed patterns c Exclude empirical data to favor logic d Emphasize quantitative data above meaning 15 Disciplinary power, as described by Foucault, differs from coercive power by: a Relying on military or legal institutions b Manipulating media and ideology c Normalizing behaviors through observation and internalized self-regulation d Preventing freedom by direct violence 16 The culture industry, as analyzed in the Dialectic of Enlightenment, produces: a Instruments for individual liberation b False needs satisfied only by capitalist goods c Rational systems of democratic representation d Transparent communication between state and citizen

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Which of the following is not one of the mechanisms of disciplinary power as conceptualized by Foucault?

What best describes the function of examination within disciplinary systems?

The shortcoming of critical realism that most directly impairs its methodological application is:

One major critique of critical realism is that:

In Marxist dialectical thinking, what does the synthesis represent?

Which of the following is the correct order in dialectical reasoning?

In dialectical reasoning, the Antithesis plays what role?

Which of the following best captures the "identity/difference" relation in dialectical abstraction?

The interpenetration of opposites suggests that:

Which of the following illustrates a quantity/quality transformation in dialectical analysis?

According to Marxist theory, contradiction is inherent to capitalism because:

The empirical domain in critical realism refers to:

In Bhaskar’s stratified model of reality, what distinguishes the actual from the real?

According to critical realism, the role of abstraction is to:

Disciplinary power, as described by Foucault, differs from coercive power by:

The culture industry, as analyzed in the Dialectic of Enlightenment, produces: