Модуль социально-политических знаний
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Название модуля – MSPZ 1104- Модуль социально-политических знаний(Социология, Политология, Культурология, Психология)
Название дисциплины: Sociology
Специальность – Педагогический Факультет Иностранных Языков
Отделение – Английское
ФИО ответственного преподавателя за тест – старший преподаватель, магистр МО, Уралбаев Самат Саламатович
Кол-во вопросов – 150
The etymological meaning of term "sociology":
{~ Striving for social
~ Doctrine of laws
= Theory of society
~ The Science of man
~ Science of nature}
Specify three main stages of development of sociological thought:
{~ Classic, modern, newest
= Prehistoric, classical, modern
~ Classical, neoclassical , modern
~ Ancient, medieval, newest
~Ancient Greek, medieval, modern}
At what stage in the development of sociology were formed preconditions of sociological knowledge:
{~ classical
~ enlightenment
~ medieval
= prehistoric
~ latest}
The term "Sociology" in the scientific revolution was introduced first by:
{~ G. Spenser
~ E. Durkheim
~ Ya. Moreno
= A. Comte
~Max Weber}
A. Comte - developed the law:
{~ two stages
= three stages
~ four stages
~five stages
~ seven stages}
First man who coined the term "social mobility":
{~ Durkheim
= Sorokin
~ T. Parsons
~ Weber
~ Comte}
A. Comte brought the following three stages of social development:
{~ archaic, metaphysical, positive
~ theological, metaphysical, organic
= theological, metaphysical, positive
~ theological, the metaphysical, the archaic
~ theological, positive, scientific}
Comte lived and worked in:
{~ XVI century
= XIX century
~ XVIII century
~ XV century
~ The twentieth century}
Who called sociology as "Social physics":
{~ G. Spenser
~ Montesquieu
= Comte
~ P. Sorokin
~R. Park}
Sociology of Spencer is a science that studies:
{~ collective consciousness
~ social action
~ social conflicts
= super-organic development
~ motion of matter}
The concept that is based on the sociology of Emile Durkheim:
{~ theory of social action
= theory of social fact
~ theory of social conflict
~ theory of understanding
~ organic theory}
According to Durkheim, suicide rates are higher:
{~ among women than among men
= in the community of Protestants than among Catholics
~ in Asian countries than in European
~ in rural areas than in urban
~ in the northern areas is lower than in the southern regions}
The last work of Max Weber is called:
{~ " State and Revolution "
= " Economy and Society "
~ "State and Society"
~ "The economy , morality and religion"
~"Essays on the History of Religion "}
Robert Merton distinguished two types of functions: latent and:
{~ universal
~ regulatory
~ social
= explicit
~ progressive}
The concept of "latent functions" was introduced into sociology:
{~ T. Parsons
~ R. Dahrendorf
~ G. Simmel
= R. Merton
~ F. Tennis}
Which of the following areas have been developed in the writings of T. Parsons?:
{~ phenomenology
= functionalism
~ interactionism
~ positivism
~ social Darwinism}
Comte - author of the law:
{~ two stages
= three stages
~ four stages
~ five stages
~ seven stages}
Scientist, sociologist who first coined the term "social mobility"?:
{~ Durkheim
= Sorokin
~ T. Parsons
~ Weber
~ Comte}
Researching suicide, Durkheim:
{~ believes that the factors predicting suicide is non-social nature
~ stresses psychotic predisposition
~ considering suicide as an individual phenomenon
= rejects psychological explanations, focusing on social factors
~believes the main reason for imitation}
According to Emile Durkheim, the increase in suicides during economic crises, social upheavals caused:
{~ altruistic type
= anomic type
~ selfish type
~ fatalistic type
~ typical type}
What does belong to basic social institute?:
{~ institute of advocacy
= institute of family
~ institute of property
~ institute of power
~ institute of presidency}
Social development factors that influenced on the formation of sociology as a science:
{~ The French Revolution 1789
~ industrial revolution
~ Radical change in mentality
= The great geographical discoveries }
~ Accumulation of empirical material
Objective reality, which is directed research activities of scientists:
{~ task
= object
~ subject
~ goal
~hypothesis}
Specific reproduction of reality into abstract and theoretical level, by setting original questions to identify the most significant from a scientific point of view connections and relationships in this reality is:
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