Using Sociology with the Specific Intent of Yielding Practical Applications

question 112

Multiple Choice

Using sociology with the specific intent of yielding practical applications for human behavior and organizations is referred to as:

• A) pure science.
• B) clinical sociology.
• C) applied sociology.
• D) basic sociology.

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Definitions:

Early Hominids

Members of the early human lineage, including all species closely related to humans after the split from the lineage leading to chimpanzees and bonobos.

Mating Patterns

The behavioral strategies or practices of a species in relation to reproduction and selection of partners.

Radiator Hypothesis

The radiator hypothesis suggests that human brain expansion during evolution was facilitated by an increase in cranial blood flow, helping to remove heat from the brain.

Blood Flow

The continuous circulation of blood in the cardiovascular system, delivering nutrients and oxygen to all cells and removing carbon dioxide and other waste products.