Question 61 What is the hierarchical system of power in which males possess grea

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Question 61

What is the hierarchical system of power in which males possess greater economic and social privilege than females?

Select one:

a. egalitarian

b. patriarchy

c. patrilocal

d. matriarchy

Question 62

What process are students who leave home to attend university in another city typically involved in?

Select one:

a. resocialization

b. retirement

c. anticipatory socialization

d. social re evaluation

Question 63

What are patterned ways of acting, thinking, and feeling that exist outside any one individual?

Select one:

a. social facts

b. essential characteristics

c. psychological particulars

d. group behaviours

Question 64

According to what perspective is society viewed as the sum of the interactions of individuals and groups.

Select one:

a. symbolic interactionist

b. functionalist

c. postmodern

d. feminist

Question 65

What concept do sociologists use to refer to the aspect of socialization that contains specific messages and practices concerning the nature of being female or male in a specific group or society?

Select one:

a. sex socialization

b. gender socialization

c. feminization and masculinization socialization

d. sex role socialization

Explanation / Answer

61) Correct Answer - B
Patriarchy is the system where the male member of a family or in government are the decision makers and head and enjoy most power.
62) Correct Answer - A
Re-socialisation is the process in which a persons beliefs, feeling and values are changed due to change in a situation or circumstance.
63) Correct Answer - A
Social Facts are patterned ways of acting, thinking, and feeling that exist outside any one individual
64) Correct Answer - A
The symbolic interactionist perspective says that society is the result of the interaction between individuals and groups.
65) Correct Answer - B
Gender socialisation is process where certain norms and rules are associated with a certain gender.

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