12 Questions
Institutions such as the family, the economy, and the educational system do not influence our thoughts and behaviors daily.
False
Sociologists believe that individuals have no power over their own lives.
False
Social systems do not include patterns of social behaviors or relationships.
False
Individuals are only shaped by the socialization process, not by norms.
False
Sociologists are not concerned about institutions potentially shaping individuals in unintended ways.
False
Social structures and institutions were created by societies, but do not have any influence over individuals.
False
Keeping silent when hearing a racist or sexist joke may be interpreted as acceptance of the joke.
True
Facing the rear of an elevator is an example of taking the path of least resistance.
False
Karl Marx emphasized the importance of interpreting the world in different ways.
False
Participating in consuming products made by exploited workers does not contribute to maintaining oppressive social structures.
False
Globalization only brings positive impacts such as job opportunities and economic development in less developed countries.
False
The text suggests that challenging existing social structures requires individuals to advocate for fair labor practices and ethical relationships.
True
Explore the role of institutions in shaping societies and influencing behaviors and thoughts. Learn how social systems and structures, like the family, economy, and educational system, impact our daily lives. Understand the creation of societies and the potential unintended consequences of institutional influence.
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