Who is known for developing the concept of the “looking glass self” and his work on symbolic interactionism?
a) Max Weber
b) Emile Durkheim
c) Herbert Spencer
d) Charles Cooley
Answer: d) Charles Cooley
This sociologist is famous for his studies on the Protestant work ethic and its impact on capitalism.
a) Karl Marx
b) W. E. B. Du Bois
c) Max Weber
d) Robert K. Merton
Answer: c) Max Weber
Who is known for his research on suicide rates and his contributions to the field of sociology?
a) Auguste Comte
b) Karl Marx
c) Emile Durkheim
d) Harriet Martineau
Answer: c) Emile Durkheim
This sociologist is credited with coining the term “sociological imagination” and emphasizing the connection between individual experiences and larger societal issues.
a) C. Wright Mills
b) George Herbert Mead
c) Erving Goffman
d) Talcott Parsons
Answer: a) C. Wright Mills
Who is known for his research on social networks and the “strength of weak ties” concept?
a) Robert K. Merton
b) George Herbert Mead
c) Mark Granovetter
d) Talcott Parsons
Answer: c) Mark Granovetter
This sociologist is renowned for his theory of structural functionalism and his work on social order and stability.
a) W. E. B. Du Bois
b) Robert K. Merton
c) Talcott Parsons
d) Erving Goffman
Answer: c) Talcott Parsons
Who is known for his groundbreaking research on race relations and his concept of the “double consciousness”?
a) Max Weber
b) Herbert Spencer
c) Emile Durkheim
d) W. E. B. Du Bois
Answer: d) W. E. B. Du Bois
This sociologist is famous for his work on deviance, labeling theory, and the “self-fulfilling prophecy.”
a) Erving Goffman
b) Robert K. Merton
c) Howard Becker
d) C. Wright Mills
Answer: c) Howard Becker
Who is known for her contributions to feminist sociology and her studies on gender inequality?
a) Harriet Martineau
b) Jane Addams
c) C. Wright Mills
d) Herbert Spencer
Answer: a) Harriet Martineau
This sociologist is famous for his concept of “anomie” and his contributions to the study of social integration and regulation.
a) Herbert Spencer
b) Max Weber
c) Emile Durkheim
d) Karl Marx
Answer: c) Emile Durkheim
Who is known for developing the concept of the “looking glass self” and his work on symbolic interactionism?
a) Max Weber
b) Emile Durkheim
c) Herbert Spencer
d) Charles Cooley
Answer: d) Charles Cooley
This sociologist is famous for his studies on the Protestant work ethic and its impact on capitalism.
a) Karl Marx
b) W. E. B. Du Bois
c) Max Weber
d) Robert K. Merton
Answer: c) Max Weber
Who is known for his research on suicide rates and his contributions to the field of sociology?
a) Auguste Comte
b) Karl Marx
c) Emile Durkheim
d) Harriet Martineau
Answer: c) Emile Durkheim
This sociologist is credited with coining the term “sociological imagination” and emphasizing the connection between individual experiences and larger societal issues.
a) C. Wright Mills
b) George Herbert Mead
c) Erving Goffman
d) Talcott Parsons
Answer: a) C. Wright Mills
Who is known for his research on social networks and the “strength of weak ties” concept?
a) Robert K. Merton
b) George Herbert Mead
c) Mark Granovetter
d) Talcott Parsons
Answer: c) Mark Granovetter
This sociologist is renowned for his theory of structural functionalism and his work on social order and stability.
a) W. E. B. Du Bois
b) Robert K. Merton
c) Talcott Parsons
d) Erving Goffman
Answer: c) Talcott Parsons
Who is known for his groundbreaking research on race relations and his concept of the “double consciousness”?
a) Max Weber
b) Herbert Spencer
c) Emile Durkheim
d) W. E. B. Du Bois
Answer: d) W. E. B. Du Bois
This sociologist is famous for his work on deviance, labeling theory, and the “self-fulfilling prophecy.”
a) Erving Goffman
b) Robert K. Merton
c) Howard Becker
d) C. Wright Mills
Answer: c) Howard Becker
Who is known for her contributions to feminist sociology and her studies on gender inequality?
a) Harriet Martineau
b) Jane Addams
c) C. Wright Mills
d) Herbert Spencer
Answer: a) Harriet Martineau
This sociologist is famous for his concept of “anomie” and his contributions to the study of social integration and regulation.
a) Herbert Spencer
b) Max Weber
c) Emile Durkheim
d) Karl Marx
Answer: c) Emile Durkheim
Who is known for developing the concept of the “looking glass self” and his work on symbolic interactionism?
a) Max Weber
b) Emile Durkheim
c) Herbert Spencer
d) Charles Cooley
Answer: d) Charles Cooley
This sociologist is famous for his studies on the Protestant work ethic and its impact on capitalism.
a) Karl Marx
b) W. E. B. Du Bois
c) Max Weber
d) Robert K. Merton
Answer: c) Max Weber
Who is known for his research on suicide rates and his contributions to the field of sociology?
a) Auguste Comte
b) Karl Marx
c) Emile Durkheim
d) Harriet Martineau
Answer: c) Emile Durkheim
This sociologist is credited with coining the term “sociological imagination” and emphasizing the connection between individual experiences and larger societal issues.
a) C. Wright Mills
b) George Herbert Mead
c) Erving Goffman
d) Talcott Parsons
Answer: a) C. Wright Mills
Who is known for his research on social networks and the “strength of weak ties” concept?
a) Robert K. Merton
b) George Herbert Mead
c) Mark Granovetter
d) Talcott Parsons
Answer: c) Mark Granovetter
This sociologist is renowned for his theory of structural functionalism and his work on social order and stability.
a) W. E. B. Du Bois
b) Robert K. Merton
c) Talcott Parsons
d) Erving Goffman
Answer: c) Talcott Parsons
Who is known for his groundbreaking research on race relations and his concept of the “double consciousness”?
a) Max Weber
b) Herbert Spencer
c) Emile Durkheim
d) W. E. B. Du Bois
Answer: d) W. E. B. Du Bois
This sociologist is famous for his work on deviance, labeling theory, and the “self-fulfilling prophecy.”
a) Erving Goffman
b) Robert K. Merton
c) Howard Becker
d) C. Wright Mills
Answer: c) Howard Becker
Who is known for her contributions to feminist sociology and her studies on gender inequality?
a) Harriet Martineau
b) Jane Addams
c) C. Wright Mills
d) Herbert Spencer
Answer: a) Harriet Martineau
This sociologist is famous for his concept of “anomie” and his contributions to the study of social integration and regulation.
a) Herbert Spencer
b) Max Weber
c) Emile Durkheim
d) Karl Marx
Answer: c) Emile Durkheim
Who is known for developing the concept of the “looking glass self” and his work on symbolic interactionism?
a) Max Weber
b) Emile Durkheim
c) Herbert Spencer
d) Charles Cooley
Answer: d) Charles Cooley
This sociologist is famous for his studies on the Protestant work ethic and its impact on capitalism.
a) Karl Marx
b) W. E. B. Du Bois
c) Max Weber
d) Robert K. Merton
Answer: c) Max Weber
Who is known for his research on suicide rates and his contributions to the field of sociology?
a) Auguste Comte
b) Karl Marx
c) Emile Durkheim
d) Harriet Martineau
Answer: c) Emile Durkheim
This sociologist is credited with coining the term “sociological imagination” and emphasizing the connection between individual experiences and larger societal issues.
a) C. Wright Mills
b) George Herbert Mead
c) Erving Goffman
d) Talcott Parsons
Answer: a) C. Wright Mills
Who is known for his research on social networks and the “strength of weak ties” concept?
a) Robert K. Merton
b) George Herbert Mead
c) Mark Granovetter
d) Talcott Parsons
Answer: c) Mark Granovetter
This sociologist is renowned for his theory of structural functionalism and his work on social order and stability.
a) W. E. B. Du Bois
b) Robert K. Merton
c) Talcott Parsons
d) Erving Goffman
Answer: c) Talcott Parsons
Who is known for his groundbreaking research on race relations and his concept of the “double consciousness”?
a) Max Weber
b) Herbert Spencer
c) Emile Durkheim
d) W. E. B. Du Bois
Answer: d) W. E. B. Du Bois
This sociologist is famous for his work on deviance, labeling theory, and the “self-fulfilling prophecy.”
a) Erving Goffman
b) Robert K. Merton
c) Howard Becker
d) C. Wright Mills
Answer: c) Howard Becker
Who is known for her contributions to feminist sociology and her studies on gender inequality?
a) Harriet Martineau
b) Jane Addams
c) C. Wright Mills
d) Herbert Spencer
Answer: a) Harriet Martineau
This sociologist is famous for his concept of “anomie” and his contributions to the study of social integration and regulation.
a) Herbert Spencer
b) Max Weber
c) Emile Durkheim
d) Karl Marx
Answer: c) Emile Durkheim
Who is known for developing the concept of the “looking glass self” and his work on symbolic interactionism?
a) Max Weber
b) Emile Durkheim
c) Herbert Spencer
d) Charles Cooley
Answer: d) Charles Cooley
This sociologist is famous for his studies on the Protestant work ethic and its impact on capitalism.
a) Karl Marx
b) W. E. B. Du Bois
c) Max Weber
d) Robert K. Merton
Answer: c) Max Weber
Who is known for his research on suicide rates and his contributions to the field of sociology?
a) Auguste Comte
b) Karl Marx
c) Emile Durkheim
d) Harriet Martineau
Answer: c) Emile Durkheim
This sociologist is credited with coining the term “sociological imagination” and emphasizing the connection between individual experiences and larger societal issues.
a) C. Wright Mills
b) George Herbert Mead
c) Erving Goffman
d) Talcott Parsons
Answer: a) C. Wright Mills
Who is known for his research on social networks and the “strength of weak ties” concept?
a) Robert K. Merton
b) George Herbert Mead
c) Mark Granovetter
d) Talcott Parsons
Answer: c) Mark Granovetter
This sociologist is renowned for his theory of structural functionalism and his work on social order and stability.
a) W. E. B. Du Bois
b) Robert K. Merton
c) Talcott Parsons
d) Erving Goffman
Answer: c) Talcott Parsons
Who is known for his groundbreaking research on race relations and his concept of the “double consciousness”?
a) Max Weber
b) Herbert Spencer
c) Emile Durkheim
d) W. E. B. Du Bois
Answer: d) W. E. B. Du Bois
This sociologist is famous for his work on deviance, labeling theory, and the “self-fulfilling prophecy.”
a) Erving Goffman
b) Robert K. Merton
c) Howard Becker
d) C. Wright Mills
Answer: c) Howard Becker
Who is known for her contributions to feminist sociology and her studies on gender inequality?
a) Harriet Martineau
b) Jane Addams
c) C. Wright Mills
d) Herbert Spencer
Answer: a) Harriet Martineau
This sociologist is famous for his concept of “anomie” and his contributions to the study of social integration and regulation.
a) Herbert Spencer
b) Max Weber
c) Emile Durkheim
d) Karl Marx
Answer: c) Emile Durkheim
