Question 1

The English language often treats as ______ whatever has greater value,power,or importance.&#10;A)gender-free&#10;B)feminine&#10;C)masculine&#10;D)humorous

Accepted Answer

This is because historically, male figures and attributes have been seen as more powerful and important in society. This is reflected in language through the use of masculine pronouns (e.g. "he") as the default, and gendered terms that are often more favorable towards men (e.g. "master" versus "mistress").

Question 2

Which of the following is likely to play a part in the reality we construct through social interaction?&#10;A)social class background&#10;B)the country we live in&#10;C)our ethnicity&#10;D)All of the above are correct.

Accepted Answer

All of the factors listed (social class background, country of residence, and ethnicity) can play a role in shaping the reality we construct through social interaction. Our social class background, for example, may influence our values and beliefs, while the country we live in can shape our cultural expectations and norms. Similarly, our ethnicity can affect how we see and interact with others, as well as how we are perceived by them. Together, these and other social factors can shape our perception of the world around us and influence our behavior and social interactions.

Question 3

In dramaturgical analysis,a restricted area in some setting is called a &#34;back region.&#34;

Accepted Answer

In dramaturgical analysis, a "back region" refers to a restricted area that is not visible to the audience or public.

Question 4

Which sociologist developed the approach called dramaturgical analysis?&#10;A)George Herbert Mead&#10;B)Harold Garfinkel&#10;C)Erving Goffman&#10;D)W.I.Thomas

Accepted Answer

Erving Goffman developed the approach called dramaturgical analysis, which views social interactions as a theatrical performance, with individuals playing certain roles and actors working together to create a desired impression or outcome.

Question 5

Explain how emotions are guided by both biology and culture.

Accepted Answer

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Question 6

Based on research around the world,Paul Ekman concludes that people everywhere have how many basic emotions?&#10;A)six&#10;B)three&#10;C)one&#10;D)None of the above is correct;

Accepted Answer

Paul Ekman concluded that people everywhere have six basic emotions, which are anger, disgust, fear, happiness, sadness, and surprise. He conducted research in various cultures and found that these emotions are universally recognized through facial expressions.

Question 7

Which of the following is an important element of non-verbal communication?&#10;A)hand gestures&#10;B)eye contact&#10;C)body language&#10;D)All of the above are correct.

Accepted Answer

All of the options presented (hand gestures, eye contact, and body language) are important elements of non-verbal communication. Each plays a significant role in conveying meaning and conveying emotions during communication.

Question 8

Typically,each status is linked to several roles.

Accepted Answer

Each status in a system or organization can be linked to several roles, depending on the access and responsibilities required for that status. For example, a manager status may be linked to roles such as team leader, project manager, or department head.

Question 9

How does culture play a role in guiding human emotions?&#10;A)Culture determines what triggers emotions.&#10;B)Culture provides the rules for how people display emotions.&#10;C)Culture tells us how emotional we expect people to&#10;D)All of the above are correct.

Accepted Answer

Culture influences emotions in various ways. It can determine what specific events or situations trigger particular emotions, provide rules and norms for how people should express or suppress emotions, and shape expectations about what emotions are appropriate or expected in different contexts. All three options listed in the answer (A, B, and C) are correct ways in which culture plays a role in guiding human emotions.

Question 10

Which of the following phrases was used by Erving Goffman to refer to being embarrassed in a social situation?&#10;A)&#34;breaking&#34; a role&#10;B)&#34;idealizing&#34; a performance&#10;C)&#34;exiting&#34; a role&#10;D)&#34;losing face&#34;

Accepted Answer

Erving Goffman coined the term "losing face" to describe the experience of being embarrassed or humiliated in a social situation. This concept refers to the negative consequences that result from not meeting the expectations of others and failing to maintain a positive social image.

Deck 6: C: Social Interaction in Everyday Life