Comte argued that sociology becomes truly “positive” when it searches for A Divine final causes B Personal moral ideals C
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Chapter 9: Sociological Theories (Set-4)
Comte’s positivism expects social explanations to be based mainly on A Personal intuition B Verified observation C Religious doctrine D
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Comte called sociology a “science of society” mainly to discover A Social laws B Religious truths C Personal emotions D
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Comte argued that reliable knowledge should be built mainly on what? A Sacred revelations B Observed social facts C Personal
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Who is widely called the “father of sociology”? A Karl Marx B Max Weber C August Comte D Emile Durkheim
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Dalit movement mainly challenges which long-standing social practice in everyday life A Ritual purity rules B Religious conversion bans C
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In sociology, Dalit movement is best seen as a struggle for changing unequal relations in A Climate and crops B
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When a community organizes around shared suffering to demand equal treatment, sociologists call it A Collective mobilization B Cultural diffusion
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A Dalit movement meeting that builds unity by sharing discrimination stories mainly creates A Shared collective identity B Market price
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When communal conflict is explained as “ancient loyalties” that naturally exist, the explanation matches A Instrumentalist perspective B Rational choice
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