Which of the following is NOT a major focus of sociology?
A
Social institutions
B
Social groups
C
Social change
D
Individual genetic traits
Question 4Single Answer
Sociology differs from psychology mainly because it studies?
A
Society and social relationships
B
Individual mind only
C
Biological processes
D
Personal emotions
Question 5Single Answer
The sociological imagination is a concept introduced by?
A
Robert Merton
B
Talcott Parsons
C
C. Wright Mills
D
Herbert Spencer
Question 6Single Answer
According to C. Wright Mills, sociological imagination is the ability to see?
A
The link between personal troubles and public issues
B
Only personal problems
C
Only historical events
D
Only biological factors
Question 7Single Answer
In sociological imagination, "personal troubles" refer to?
A
None
B
Problems affecting large sections of society
C
Both
D
Problems experienced by individuals
Question 8Single Answer
In sociological imagination, "public issues" refer to?
A
Problems affecting large numbers of people
B
Individual difficulties
C
Personal failures
D
Psychological disorders
Question 9Single Answer
Unemployment is considered a personal trouble when?
A
One person is jobless
B
Millions are jobless due to economic recession
C
Both
D
None
Question 10Single Answer
When unemployment becomes a widespread problem due to economic crisis, it is a?
A
Personal trouble
B
Public issue
C
Both
D
None
Question 11Single Answer
According to Mills, failing to use sociological imagination leads to?
A
Both
B
Understanding society better
C
Blaming individuals instead of social structures
D
None
Question 12Single Answer
Which of the following is an example of sociological imagination?
A
None
B
Saying divorce happens because two people are incompatible
C
Both
D
Understanding that high divorce rate may be linked to changing gender roles
Question 13Single Answer
The book in which C. Wright Mills introduced the concept of sociological imagination is?
A
Suicide
B
Society in America
C
The Sociological Imagination
D
The Protestant Ethic
Question 14Single Answer
Sociological imagination helps us understand?
A
Neither
B
Only biography
C
Only history
D
Biography and history together
Question 15Single Answer
Which of the following is NOT a component of sociological imagination?
A
Personal troubles
B
Biological instincts
C
Public issues
D
Historical context
Question 16Single Answer
The ability to see how personal problems are connected to larger social forces is called?
A
Sociological imagination
B
Social fact
C
Anomie
D
Alienation
Question 17Single Answer
A student failing an exam because of poor study habits is an example of?
A
Public issue
B
Personal trouble
C
Both
D
None
Question 18Single Answer
When many students fail due to poor school infrastructure, it becomes a?
A
Both
B
Personal trouble
C
Public issue
D
None
Question 19Single Answer
Sociological imagination encourages us to ask?
A
Only social reasons
B
Only personal reasons
C
What is the connection between individual experience and society?
D
None
Question 20Single Answer
C. Wright Mills argued that without sociological imagination people tend to?
A
Understand society better
B
Blame themselves for structural problems
C
Both
D
None
Question 21Single Answer
The scope of sociology includes the study of?
A
Only social institutions
B
Social institutions, social change, social stratification
C
Only social change
D
Only social stratification
Question 22Single Answer
Sociology is considered a?
A
Both
B
Particularizing science
C
Generalizing science
D
None
Question 23Single Answer
Which of the following is a key feature of sociological imagination?
A
None
B
Ignoring history
C
Ignoring biography
D
Seeing the relationship between biography and history
Question 24Single Answer
The personal trouble of poverty may be linked to which public issue?
A
Unemployment and economic inequality
B
Individual laziness
C
Both
D
None
Question 25Single Answer
According to Mills, the sociological imagination requires understanding?
A
Three major components: biography, history, social structure
B
Only biography
C
Only history
D
Only social structure
Question 26Single Answer
The failure of many marriages due to changing gender norms is an example of?
A
Both
B
Personal trouble
C
Public issue
D
None
Question 27Single Answer
One person not getting a job is usually a?
A
Public issue
B
Personal trouble
C
Both
D
None
Question 28Single Answer
When millions are unemployed due to recession, it is a?
A
None
B
Personal trouble
C
Both
D
Public issue
Question 29Single Answer
Sociological imagination helps us avoid?
A
Structural explanations
B
Individualistic explanations for social problems
C
Both
D
None
Question 30Single Answer
The concept of sociological imagination was published in which book?
A
The Sociological Imagination (1959)
B
Suicide
C
The Protestant Ethic
D
The Division of Labour
Question 31Single Answer
Which of the following is an example of sociological imagination?
A
Both
B
Saying crime is due to bad character
C
Understanding that high crime rate may be linked to poverty and unemployment
D
None
Question 32Single Answer
Sociological imagination connects?
A
Only personal life
B
Personal biography with larger historical and social forces
C
Only history
D
None
Question 33Single Answer
The inability to use sociological imagination leads to?
A
True understanding
B
False consciousness of personal problems
C
Both
D
None
Question 34Single Answer
C. Wright Mills described sociological imagination as?
A
Both
B
An outdated concept
C
The most fruitful way of thinking in sociology
D
None
Question 35Single Answer
Which of the following best describes the scope of sociology?
A
Study of economy only
B
Study of individual psychology
C
Study of biology
D
Study of social life, social change, and social causes
Question 36Single Answer
Sociology is different from common sense because it?
A
None
B
Relies on personal opinion
C
Both
D
Uses systematic observation and theory
Question 37Single Answer
The sociological imagination helps us see that?
A
Many personal troubles are rooted in public issues
B
All problems are personal
C
All problems are public
D
None
Question 38Single Answer
A person unable to find a job because of economic slowdown is an example of?
A
None
B
Personal trouble
C
Both
D
Public issue
Question 39Single Answer
A person blaming himself for not getting a job in a recession is failing to use?
A
Sociological imagination
B
Common sense
C
Both
D
None
Question 40Single Answer
The sociological imagination is useful for?
A
Understanding the connection between individual and society
B
Ignoring society
C
Ignoring individuals
D
None
Question 41Single Answer
Which of the following is NOT part of sociological imagination?
A
Biography
B
Biological instincts
C
History
D
Social structure
Question 42Single Answer
C. Wright Mills argued that sociologists should study?
A
Only biography
B
The intersection of biography and history
C
Only history
D
None
Question 43Single Answer
The personal trouble of obesity may be linked to which public issue?
A
None
B
Individual laziness
C
Both
D
Fast food culture and marketing
Question 44Single Answer
The sociological imagination encourages us to ask?
A
None
B
Only personal reasons
C
Only biological reasons
D
What social forces shape individual lives?
Question 45Single Answer
When a person feels isolated because of social media addiction, it is a?
A
Both
B
Public issue
C
Personal trouble
D
None
Question 46Single Answer
When millions feel isolated due to widespread social media use, it becomes a?
A
Personal trouble
B
Public issue
C
Both
D
None
Question 47Single Answer
The sociological imagination is especially useful for understanding?
A
Social problems
B
Both
C
Personal problems
D
None
Question 48Single Answer
C. Wright Mills wrote that the task of sociology is to?
A
Both
B
Ignore public issues
C
Translate personal troubles into public issues
D
None
Question 49Single Answer
Which of the following requires sociological imagination?
A
Both
B
Blaming poor people for their poverty
C
Understanding why many people are poor in a rich society
D
None
Question 50Single Answer
The sociological imagination is a?
A
Quality of mind
B
Biological trait
C
Both
D
None
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