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Introduction to Sociology Definitions

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What is the main focus of sociology as described in the text?

Investigating natural and invariable laws

Studying individual human behavior

Understanding cultural differences

Analyzing social relationships and interactions (correct)

What does Kingsley Davis define sociology as?

The study of social action and its forms

The science of social phenomena subject to natural laws

A general science of society (correct)

A study of human behaviors in groups

From the definitions provided, what can be deduced about sociology?

It is not concerned with social institutions

It only studies social processes

It primarily focuses on individual behavior

It is a systematic and objective study of human society (correct)

What is the Latin root word for 'Sociology' as mentioned in the text?

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According to August Comte, what is the object of investigation in sociology?

Social phenomena subject to natural and invariable laws Signup and view all the answers

What is the principle insight of sociology in relation to health and illness?

Health and illness are perceived, organized, and acted on in a political, economic, cultural, and institutional context. Signup and view all the answers

What does the sociology of health and illness study in relation to social institutions?

The impact of work, school, and religion on health and illness. Signup and view all the answers

Why does the sociology of health require a global approach of analysis?

To compare diseases based on traditional medicine, economics, religion, and culture specific to each region. Signup and view all the answers

What does sociology examine in relation to health and illness?

The impact of societal factors on the spread of diseases. Signup and view all the answers

Why is it important for sociologists to investigate the structure of groups, organizations, and societies?

To examine how people interact within different social contexts. Signup and view all the answers