I - The King who was

executed during the

French revolution.
I - Part of sociology that
serves as your view to the
world.
I - Systematic and
scientific study of human
social relationship and
institutions.
I - He believed that social
conflict, struggle and
strifes are the keys for the
society to change.
I - Economic system
developed thru conflict
idea that resulted to equal
distribution of wealth
I - The sociologists who
explained suicide rates,
I - He supported the
Theory of Evolution of
Charles Darwin.
I - The father of Sociology.

T/F - Sociology requires to

look at the world critically.

E - Role and Importance of

Sociology.

T/F - Biological and

psychological studies of
men are enough to
explain society.

I - A shared, learned,
symbolic system of
values, beliefs and
attitudes that shapes and
influences perception and
behavior of human beings.

T/F - Suicide attempts are

higher in time of peace
than war.
T/F - Society is regarded
as a whole unit and made
up of interrelated parts
that work together
according to functionalist
perspective.
T/F - Suicide rates are
higher in woman than
men.
T/F - Man is not only a
rational being but also a
social being.
T/F - Suicide rates are
high among the Catholics
than Protestants.

I - The system wherein

whoever controls the
means of production will
control social reality and
wealth.

T/F - Symbolic
interactionalism explains
that society is less as a
cohesive system and more
as an arena of conflict and
power struggles

I - The process of
technological innovation
and development in
industries in 19th century.

T/F - The higher the

education, the higher the
possibility that individual
will commit suicide

I - Study how people use

symbols to develop their
views of the world and
communicate with one
another.
I - Society is regarded as a
whole unit and made-up of
interrelated parts that
work together.
I - See society less as a
cohesive system and more
as an arena of conflict and
power struggles.

T/F - Woman maintain

more eye-to-eye contact
than men.
E - The three levels that
sociology studies.
E - Max Webers Pattern of
Social Actions.
E - Three Sociological
Perspectives.
E - Two Purposes of
studying sociology.

I - The way of life of the

entire society.
I - Are expected,
standardized,
recognizable, patterns of
behavior that the majority
of the group exhibit as a
result of group
membership.
I - Norms with moral and
ethical significance;
contains the fundamental
values.
I - Formal norms enacted
by governing institutions.
I - Are mans perception
about the reality of things
and are shared ideas
about how the world and
his environment operate.
I - Cultures differ, so that
a cultural trait, act, or idea
has no meaning or
function by itself but has a
meaning only within its
cultural setting.
I - To ensure that
individual conform to the
norms or behave in ways
prescribed with society,
applied to attain the
individuals conformity.
I - Refers to the concrete
and tangible objects.
I - It refers to the
Imprisonment or death
penalty.
I - Culture generally
practiced by the people in
one country.

I - Differences among the

practices of cultural
universal
I - These are cultural
practices that can be
observed from many
different cultures across
the globe.
I - A belief that ones
group is the center of the
universe and one scales
and rates other cultures
with reference to it.
I - Smaller groups within
the society.
I - Refers to the ancestry
of a particular group of
people who share
common distinguishing
traits.
I - Component of culture
includes politics, religion,
language, norms and
values.
I - Everyday Habits
customs, traditions, and
conventions.
I - Are standard of
excellence of behavior
that is perceived to be
true, good, desirable,
appropriate and better by
the majority.
I - Who said that Culture is
that complex whole which
includes knowledge,
beliefs, art, law, custom,
and any other capabilities
and habits acquired by
man as a member of the
society.
E - Explain Suicide rates
by Variations in Social
integration.
E - Characteristics of
Culture.
E - Elements of Culture.
E - Main types of Culture

E - Types of Subculture