Sociology: Understanding Conflict Theory

Hobby groups are usually formed based on common interests.

Group dissolution can only occur due to settled conflicts and shared interests.

Different preferences and political turn-coatism can lead to the formation of new political alliances.

The family's influence has been largely replaced by social media.

Associations or organizations always have a formal set of policies like constitutions and by-laws.

Social change encompasses transformations in all aspects of society, except for economic changes.

The birth rate globally is significantly impacted by the lack of recreation and contraception.

The death rate globally remains at 90% due to advancements in the medical field.

The pandemic has had no impact on the death rate globally according to the text.

Morbidity rate refers to the number of deaths in a specific place at a specific time.

The most common illnesses currently are lifestyle diseases that result from people's lifestyle choices.

Population composition encompasses distribution by age, sex, occupation, and other possible indicators.

According to conflict theory, conflict is not a common aspect of social life.

The conflict in the coming election is mainly over money.

Anthropology studies primarily the artifacts and material traces left by our ancestors.

Physical anthropology focuses solely on the study of human evolution and genetics.

There can be a perfect society where conflicts do not exist.

Anthropology does not include the study of prehistoric humans and ancient societies.

Archaeological anthropology studies the similarities and differences in a wide range of human societies.

The meaning of the word 'Urag' is the same for both mainland Bicol and Masbate cultures.

Anthropological perspectives aim to separate themselves from other sciences to maintain independence.

Cultural anthropology is not related to sociology according to anthropological perspectives.

Linguistic anthropology focuses on understanding the historical development of languages rather than the meaning of words in different cultures.

Anthropology considers the patterns of interaction to be different in various human societies.

Evolutionism theory focuses on explaining genetic, behavioral, and material evolution in humans from the past to the present.

Historical particularism suggests that each society is a representation of its unique historical past.

Anthropological perspectives do not consider the evolutionary aspect when studying human nature and societies.

In Asian nations, cooking traditional foods may involve rituals such as a silent prayer for continued sustenance and abundance.

The anthropological perspective suggests that past societal events have no impact on the way people live in current societies.

Evolutionism theory primarily focuses on cultural evolution rather than biological evolution.