Who is commonly recognized as the father of modern sociology?

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1. Who is commonly recognized as the father of modern sociology?

   A. Herbert Spencer
   B. Emile Durkheim
   C. Max Weber
   D. Auguste Comte

2. Who said this? “Comparative sociology is not a particular branch of sociology, it is sociology itself, in- so- far as it ceases to be purely descriptive and aspires to account for facts.”

   A. Hegel
   B. K. Marx
   C. M. Weber
   D. E. Durkheim

3. A father suggests that his son’s low marks in school are due to the child’s laziness. The father has made a (an)______attribution.

   A. external
   B. internal
   C. situational
   D. high consensus

4. Which of the following is commonly referred to as the father of developmental psychology?

   A. G. Stanley Hall
   B. Sigmund Freud
   C. Erik Erikson
   D. William James

5. Who is called the father of Modern Psychology?

   A. Wilhelm Wundt
   B. Ibn-e-Khaldoom
   C. Adams Smith
   D. Charless Darwin

   Submitted by: AAMIR NAWAZ

6. Historical sociology was not as prevalent in the middle of the twentieth century because_________?

   A. sociologists turned instead to statistical analysis
   B. sociologists were highly focused on ethnographic research
   C. of the development of the ‘historical materialist’ approach
   D. both a and b

7. Sociology is the:

   A. Objective study of human interaction
   B. science of human mind
   C. study of ethnic groups
   D. Analysis of human nature

8. The sociology is derived from two words? identify.

   A. Latin
   B. Latin and Greek
   C. Latin and Polynesian
   D. Greek

9. The main goal of sociology is

   A. to be accepted as a national science
   B. to remain separate from other discipline
   C. to organic action
   D. to explain human behaviours and social organization

10. Two early contributors to American sociology are Jene Addams and______.

    A. Max Weber
    B. W. E. B. DuBois
    C. Herbert Spencer
    D. Harriet Martineau