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Who is the author of the introduction to sociology mentioned in the material?
نيكول سوين
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What is the main focus of sociology as described in the material?
The
scientific
study of society and human
behavior
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When did sociology begin as a
discipline
?
في القرن
18
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Who is considered the father of sociology?
أوغست كومتي
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How does the material define culture?
Culture encompasses everything from major political questions to
minor interactions
between people
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What are the two meanings of the social perspective in sociology?
Seeing the
general
in the particular
Seeing the
strange
in the familiar
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How does sociology differ from other social sciences?
Sociology looks for
patterns
in
all
aspects of society across various contexts
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What does the term "social location" refer to?
It refers to an individual's
position
in society based on factors like
race
, class, and gender
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Why is understanding social location important in sociology?
It affects a person's
life
choices and
opportunities
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What are some key concepts in sociology mentioned in the material?
Social
location
Marginalization
Power
Inequality
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What does the material suggest about the relationship between social location and life choices?
Social location can
restrict
or
enhance
an individual's choices
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What is an example given in the material about social behavior?
Raising hands
in math class but not at
dinner
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How does the material describe the complexity of society?
Society is both large and
small
, encompassing vast structures and
intimate
interactions
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What does the material imply about the influence of childhood experiences on preferences?
Childhood experiences can
shape
an individual's tastes and
preferences
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What is the significance of the phrase "seeing the strange in the familiar" in sociology?
It encourages individuals to question everyday
norms
and
practices
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How does the material describe the role of common sense in understanding society?
Common sense
connects us to the world but sociology seeks
deeper understanding
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What historical context does the material provide regarding social norms?
Social norms
have changed over time, such as views on race and
voting
rights
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What does the material suggest about the importance of sociology in understanding societal issues?
Sociology
helps to understand fundamental concepts like social location and
inequality
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What is one of the main goals of sociology as mentioned in the material?
To understand
social behavior
in a
broader
context
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What was the common belief about slavery in America 200 years ago?
It was considered
acceptable
and
justified.
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How does social perspective help us understand societal issues?
It helps us see
fundamental concepts
in studying society.
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What are the key concepts in studying society mentioned in the material?
Social
location
Marginalization
Power
Inequality
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What does your social location represent?
It represents your
position
on the
social map.
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What factors can classify your social location?
Race
, social class, gender,
sexual orientation
, religion, etc.
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How can social location affect a person's life choices?
It can
limit
their options and
opportunities.
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What was a legal limitation for gay individuals in America a few years ago?
They could not legally
marry.
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How does social location influence what others learn about you?
It affects perceptions based on
stereotypes
associated with your
social location.
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What does
marginalization
mean in a social context?
It means occupying a position
outside
centers of
power.
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What types of groups are often marginalized?
Racial
, ethnic,
sexual
, or religious groups.
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How do
marginalized
groups perceive power dynamics?
They often have a clearer view of how
power
operates.
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What are the different types of power mentioned in the material?
Economic power, political
inequality
, social or
cultural
power.
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How are individuals with non-standard accents often perceived?
They are often judged as
less
intelligent or
mature.
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What is the main focus of sociology according to the material?
Understanding society
and the
communities
we live in
Addressing
social issues
Creating
effective policies
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What historical period did sociology emerge from?
The late
19th
century during social and
political upheaval
in Europe.
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What significant changes occurred in Europe during the emergence of sociology?
Industrialization
,
population growth
, and political changes.
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How did early sociologists view their rapidly changing societies?
They sought to understand them
scientifically.
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What does sociology aim to understand about society?
It aims to understand
everything
at all levels and how these levels
interact.
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Why is it important to understand social norms, like not raising your hand at the dinner table?
It helps explain why
common sense
can lead to significant
political errors.
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What topics were discussed in the sociology video mentioned in the material?
Definition of
sociology
Importance of
studying society
Social perspective
Distinction
from other social sciences
Addressing
social issues
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Who was thanked for their support in the video production?
David Sitkowski
, the
school director
of learning.
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