When We Learn That It Is Wrong to Steal, We

question 35

Multiple Choice

When we learn that it is wrong to steal, we refrain from stealing although there may be opportunities to do so with no one around to catch us. This is an example of

• A) Norms.
• B) Internal socialization.
• C) External socialization.
• D) Mores.

Recognize the contributions and viewpoints of key sociologists, including W. E. B. DuBois, Durkheim, and Marx.

Grasp the concept of social facts as defined by Durkheim and differentiate between what constitutes a social fact and what does not.

Understand the empirical nature of sociology and its reliance on systematic observations.

Apply the sociological imagination to personal views and social controversies.

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Definitions:

Ecchymosis

A change in skin color due to blood leaking beneath it, usually resulting from a bruise.

Bulla

A large blister or fluid-filled vesicle on the skin, or a rounded cavity or space in bone or other anatomical structures.

Eschar

Dead tissue that falls off from healthy skin after a burn, injury, or infection.

Scab

The crust that forms over a wound or sore during healing, consisting of dried blood, serum, and skin cells.