In What Way Does Sociological Knowledge Differ from Philosophy and Personal

question 91

Multiple Choice

In what way does sociological knowledge differ from philosophy and personal belief?

• A) In sociological study the theory must be testable.
• B) Sociology focuses only on social problems.
• C) Sociological is never humanistic.
• D) Philosophy and personal beliefs are based on empirical evidence.

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Definitions:

Deindividuation

A mental condition marked by a decrease in self-awareness and a weakened sense of social identity, frequently resulting in unrestrained and occasionally antisocial actions.

Cathartic Opportunities

Situations or activities that allow for the release of strong or repressed emotions.

Hostile Masculinity

A personality configuration characterized by hostility towards women, an inclination towards aggression, and a desire to dominate or control women.

Sexual Coercion

The act of using pressure, alcohol or drugs, or force to have sexual contact with someone against their will.