Introduction to Sociology

A. human behavior is so complicated that no single theory would be adequate
B. sociologists can choose the theory that best fits the data they have collected
C. It removes the need to assess a theory according to the empirical evidence
D. innumerable theories have been developed in the many fields of sociology

A. Max Weber
B. Karl Marx
C. Herbert Spencer
D. None of these

A. Ibn-e-Khaldun
B. Auguste Comte
C. George Simmel
D. Herber Spencer

A. Theological
B. Metaphysical
C. Scientific stage
D. None of these

A. Soft sciences
B. hard sciences
C. Theoretical
D. None of these

A. Scientific Stage
B. Theological stage
C. Metaphysical Stage
D. None of these

A. Max Weber
B. August Comte
C. Emile Durkheim
D. None of these

A. Mid seventeenth Century
B. In Eighteenth Century
C. In early 19th Century
D. None of these

A. Stagnant
B. Changing
C. Both a & b
D. None of these

A. patterns of human behavior
B. the behavior of an individual
C. random human actions
D. all of the above