Reaching General Conclusions by Using Only a Few Specific Bits

question 89

Multiple Choice

Reaching general conclusions by using only a few specific bits of evidence is considered to be which of the following by Albert Ellis and Aaron Beck?

• A) personalization
• B) overgeneralization
• C) arbitrary inference
• D) selective abstraction

Explain the influence of social groups on individual behavior with practical examples.

Compare and contrast different social structures (micro, macro, and global) and their interaction in social life.

Understand major sociological theories (functionalism, conflict theory, symbolic interactionism, and feminism) and their contrasting views.

Describe the concept of patriarchy and its perpetuation throughout history.

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Definitions:

Cultural Identities

The feeling of belonging to a group that shares similar cultural norms, values, or traditions.

Socioeconomic Statuses

The social and economic categories into which people are classified based on income, education, occupation, and other factors.

Geographic Locations

Specific areas or places defined by physical or geopolitical boundaries.

Education Levels

The stages of formal learning, typically including primary, secondary, and tertiary (higher) education.