What Makes Sociology Different? (From the Rules of Sociological Method)

question 17

Multiple Choice

What Makes Sociology Different? (from The Rules of Sociological Method) ÉMILE DURKHEIM
-Based on Durkheim's argument, one could conclude that individuals:

• A) have a natural inclination to fight and make war rather than seek peaceful solutions
• B) have little choice but to conform to society's demands
• C) are largely responsible for their own actions-good and bad
• D) have basic animal instincts which compel them to keep in close contact with one another, form families, towns, and organizations, and pursue collaborative leisure activities
• 4) The Stranger GEORG SIMMEL

---

Definitions:

Underlying Asset

The financial instrument (such as a stock, bond, commodity, or currency) upon which a derivative's value is based.

In The Money

A term describing an option contract that has intrinsic value, meaning it is profitable to exercise.

Underlying Stock Price

The prevailing market value of the stock that a derivative contract, like an option, relies on.

February 20 Put

A put option that gives the holder the right to sell the underlying asset at a predetermined price on or before February 20.