In his study of suicide Emile Durkheim was primarily concerned with_______________?

A. Suicide rates and how they varied from county to country
B. Personalities of individual suicide victims
C. Means people used to take their own lives
D. Effects of suicide on the families of victims

Robert Merton’s contributions to sociology include____________________?

A. Successfully combining theory and research
B. An analysis of deviant behavior that focuses on societal goals and means
C. An attempt to bring macro-and micro level analyses together
D. All of the above

A university that serves as a meeting ground for people seeking marital partners is performing______________?

A. A manifest function
B. A latent function
C. A dysfunction
D. A manifest dysfunction

Erving Goffman made a distinctive contribution to sociology by popularizing a particular type of interactionist method known as_________________?

A. Macrosociology
B. The dramaturgical approach
C. Verstehen
D. I,m o.k, you,re o.k

Which of the following sociologists never wrote a book and about whose thoughts most of our knowledge is presented in an edited volume of his lectures published by his students after his death ?

A. George herbert mead
B. Kari marx
C. Em-ile durkheim
D. Max weber

Drug is a very wide term and can be used for both medicinal and__________________?

A. Surgical
B. Non-medicinal
C. Treatment
D. None of these

Heroine was discovered in 1878 but its use was limited till_____________?

A. 1880
B. 1898
C. 1898
D. None of these

Mostly the drugs are used for a number of causes a few_________________?

A. Peace of mind
B. Unemployment
C. Fun-pleasure
D. All of the above

According to Readers Digest Dictionary the one which causes euphoria in the taker and pre-disposes hint to addiction is______________?

A. Medicine
B. Drug
C. Cure
D. None of these

Those aspects of social life that have to do with order, stability and social organization that allow societies and groups to hold together and endure are called______________?

A. Social statics
B. Social dynamics
C. Social absolutes
D. Constructed reality