Herbert Spencer is known for introducing which concept in sociology?

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1. Who coined the term sociology and is generally considered to be the founder of sociology ?

   A. Karl Marx B. Auguste Comte C. Max Weber D. Emile Durkheim...

2. Spencer presented the theory of_______________?

   A. Social Evolution B. Social Cohesion C. Social Solidarity D. None of these...

3. According to Herbert Gans residents who remain in the city to take advantage of the unique cultural and intellectual benefits of the city are called_____________?

   A. cosmopolites B. ethnic villagers C. urban villagers D. the trapped...

4. Herbert Gans called urban residents who prefer to live in their own tight-knit communities ?

   A. cosmopolites B. ethnic villagers C. the trapped D. gentrifies...

5. Herbert Gans called urban residents who prefer to live in their own tight-knit communities___________?

   A. communities B. ethnic villagers C. the trapped D. gentrofiles...

6. According to Herbert Gans residents who remain in the city to take advantage of the unique cultural and intellectual benefits of the city are called_____________?

   A. cosmopolites B. ethnic villagers C. urban villagers D. the trapped...

7. Erving Goffman made a distinctive contribution to sociology by popularizing a particular type of interactionist method known as____________?

   A. macrosociology B. the dramaturgical approach C. Verstehen D. None of these...

8. Erving Goffman made a distinctive contribution to sociology by popularizing a particular type of interactionist method known as_________________?

   A. macrosociology B. the dramaturgical approach C. Verstehen D. I,m O.K, you,re O.k...

9. Which one of the following concepts did Mix weber introduce to the field of sociology ?

   A. dramaturgy B. ideal types C. functionalism D. macrosociology...

10. Sociology has been said to be the product of______________?

    A. the French and Industrial Revolutions B. the Chinese and Agricultural Revolutions C. the Russian and Scientific Revolutions D. the American and Democratic Revolutions...