Social Interaction And Everyday Life MCQs

Option A: a response cry

Option B: netiquette

Option C: interactional vandalism

Option D: civil inattention

Correct Answer: a response cry ✔

Option A: communicate instantly with people far away

Option B: experience what it,s like to be a different gender

Option C: interact in an unreal and alienated way

Option D: communicate without non-verbal cues

Correct Answer: communicate instantly with people far away ✔

Option A: intimate distance

Option B: personal distance

Option C: social distance

Option D: public distance

Correct Answer: personal distance ✔

Option A: achieved status

Option B: ascribed status

Option C: master status

Option D: status set

Correct Answer: master status ✔

Option A: a meeting

Option B: an event

Option C: a moment

Option D: an Encounter

Correct Answer: an Encounter ✔

Option A: smiling

Option B: talking

Option C: frowning

Option D: waving

Correct Answer: talking ✔

Option A: the need to bring biological knowledge into sociology

Option B: the need to theorize the embodiment of the social self

Option C: the need for sociologists to understand the natural sciences

Option D: the need for a new science of sociobiology

Correct Answer: the need to theorize the embodiment of the social self ✔

Option A: a response cries

Option B: unfocused interaction

Option C: interactional vandalism

Option D: impression management

Correct Answer: interactional vandalism ✔

Option A: a restaurant kitchen

Option B: a clothing store payment counter

Option C: a football ground dressing room

Option D: a nightclub toilet

Correct Answer: a clothing store payment counter ✔

Option A: gender is performative

Option B: people, s biological sex underpins their gendered identity

Option C: gender is about what we do not who we are

Option D: there is no essential or biological basis to gender

Correct Answer: people, s biological sex underpins their gendered identity ✔

Option A: Louise Wirth

Option B: Robert Park

Option C: Georg Simmel

Option D: Max Weber

Correct Answer: Georg Simmel ✔

Option A: wanting to meet face-to-face whenever possible

Option B: seeking experience of intimacy on the internet

Option C: travelling to see foreign locations for holidays

Option D: creating feelings of security in on-line settings

Correct Answer: wanting to meet face-to-face whenever possible ✔

Option A: social structures

Option B: social space

Option C: social reality

Option D: social inequality

Correct Answer: social reality ✔

Option A: front regions

Option B: back regions

Option C: public regions

Option D: social regions

Correct Answer: front regions ✔

Option A: a position

Option B: a role

Option C: a performance

Option D: an impression

Correct Answer: a role ✔

Option A: Harold Garfinkel

Option B: Max Weber

Option C: Erving Goffman

Option D: Anthony Giddens

Correct Answer: Harold Garfinkel ✔

Option A: the dominance of spoken language in interactions

Option B: the need to meet each other face to face

Option C: the ability to read peoples body language

Option D: the desire for intimacy in personal relationships

Correct Answer: the need to meet each other face to face ✔

Option A: an achieved occupational status

Option B: a persons overall social status within their family

Option C: a social position that becomes a master status for the person occupying it

Option D: socially defined expectations of people in a given social position

Correct Answer: socially defined expectations of people in a given social position ✔

Option A: gender and race

Option B: class and income

Option C: education and occupation

Option D: family and peer groups

Correct Answer: gender and race ✔

Option A: the study of sociological research methods

Option B: the study of the methods people uses to make sense of the world

Option C: the study of language in everyday conversations

Option D: the use of experiments in sociological research

Correct Answer: the study of the methods people uses to make sense of the world ✔

Option A: by studying whole body language

Option B: by studying the face

Option C: by studying sign language

Option D: by studying small tribal groups

Correct Answer: by studying the face ✔