Sociology Quiz 4

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Sociology Quiz: Understanding Society and Behavior

Test your knowledge of sociology with our engaging quiz! This quiz covers various aspects of social class, environmental impacts, cultural awareness, and health behaviors.

Challenge yourself and discover how well you understand the complexities of society.

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Social class refers to...

A complex stratification of society based on access to and control of power, people and material resources

A complex unification of society based on access to and control of power, people and material resources

A complex stratification of society based on access to control and control of power, people and economic resources

A complex stratification of society based on access to and control of power, status, and economic resources

A complex unification of society based on access to and control of power, status and economic resources

The Sport Ethic involves athletes believing they...

Must strive for distinction

Must accept risks and often play through pain

Must pursue "the dream" without reservation

Must make sacrifices

Must think of others before themselves

Mustn't sacrifice everything for sport

Whitshire, Lee, and Williams (2019) argue that health enhancing behaviours are better understood as....

Practices constrained and enabled within biological contexts

Practices constrained and enabled within circles contexts

Practices constrained and enabled within social class locations

Practices constrained and enabled within economic contexts

Practices constrained and enabled within social class contexts

Practices constrained and enabled within personal contexts

Practices constrained and enabled within ethnic contexts

The dominant Western paradigm in relation to the environment assumes...

Humans are fundamentally different from all other species over which they have domination

The story of humanity is one of continued progress

Huamns are only one aspect of nature

People are masters of their own destiny

The world provides limited opportunities

Ecological sustainable development is....

Profiting from the needs to present without taking into account the ability of future generations to profit their own needs

Ensuring the needs of the present remain unchanged without taking into account the ability of future generations to meet their own needs

The meeting needs of the future by compromising the ability of current generations to meet their own needs

Increasing the needs of the present without taking into account the ability of future generations to meet their own needs

The meeting needs of the present without compromising the ability of future generations to meet their own needs

Whiltshire, Lee and Williams Argue that offering school based physical activities programs could...

Increase the relative gap in activity level between children from high and low socioeconomic groups

Maintain the relative gap in activity levels between children from high and low socioeconomic groups

Decrease the relative gap in activity levels between children from high and low socioeconomic groups

Have little effect on the relative gap in activity levels between children from high and low socioeconomic groups

Promote the relative gap in activity levels between children from high and low socioeconomic groups

Cultural awareness is... "A lack of understanding of how a person's culture may inform their values, behaviour's, beliefs, and basic assumptions

True

False

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