CSS :: Culture and Society
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61. |
Brown and Stiznick feel that norms |
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have nothing to do with behaviour. |
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are blue-prints of the behaviour. |
C. |
are unrelated to alternate ways. |
Answer: Option C
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62. |
In the absence of social norms there will be no |
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marriage |
B. |
community |
C. |
society |
Answer: Option B
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63. |
Which one of the following is not true about norms? |
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These are not formed for all situations. |
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These are formed for all situations. |
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Group norms have relevance to purpose. |
Answer: Option C
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64. |
Social values are |
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positive ideals |
B. |
concrete ideals |
C. |
abstract sentiments |
Answer: Option A
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65. |
A social value |
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differs from individual value. |
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outside the personality of individuals. |
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must keep pace with individual value. |
Answer: Option B
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66. |
Social values indicate |
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group standards |
B. |
cultural standards |
C. |
community standards |
Answer: Option A
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67. |
In every society there are |
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some contradictory norms |
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contradictory norms but these support each other. |
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both of these |
Answer: Option A
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68. |
Which one of the following is the characteristic of social norms? |
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These have relevance to sex and status. |
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These are formed for all situations. |
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Their scope does not vary from group to group. |
Answer: Option C
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69. |
Basic social values reflect |
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fundamentals of behaviour |
B. |
ethos of a culture |
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both of these |
Answer: Option A
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70. |
Folkways are simply the |
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customary ways in which the group of a people do things. |
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centring on beliefs and practices. |
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irregular behaviour. |
Answer: Option A
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