Social Change — Sociology STD 11 Commerce / Arts — Question

(a) New forms of energy – Industrial Revolution
(b) Increase in food production – Agricultural Education
(c) Expansion of service sectors – The Information Age Revolution
(d) Division of labour – Stone Age

(a) Aesthetically superior culture – High culture
(b) Culture of ordinary people – Folk culture
(b) Product of mass media – Mass culture
(b) No cultural expertise Sub-culture

(a) Social isolation – Altruistic suicide
(b) Normlessness – Anomic suicide
(c) Value oriented – Altruistic suicide
(d) Repressive feeling – Fatalistic suicide

(a) Political parties, trade unions – Voluntary group
(b) Family, caste, race – In-Voluntary Industrial
(c) Dyad-triad, kin group – Small group
(d) Nation, State – Reference group

(a) Good connections, networking – Social Capital
(b) Reputation and status – Economic Capital
(c) Knowledge of art – Cultural Capital
(d) Higher education – Upward Mobility

(a) ‘We Group’ – In-group
(b) Small in size – Small group
(c) ‘They Group’ – Primary group
(d) Large in size – Large group

(a) Different ways of wearing a sari – Folkways
(b) The Hindu Marriage Act, 1955 – Statutory law
(c) Tribal laws – Customary law
(d) Sexual relations before marriage are not permitted – Mores

(a) Study of role of biology in human life – Bio-Sociology
(b) Study of social words of Art and Aesthetics – Sociology of Art
(c) Theoretical of knowledge in sociology in marketing segmental division of customers, Needs analysis etc. – Sociology of Market Research
(d) Study of visual dimensions of social life – Diaspora Studies

(a) Durkheim – Theory of Suicide
(b) Karl Marx – Theory of Class Conflict
(c) Auguste Comte – The Study of Race and Racism
(d) Abdul Rahman Ibn – Khaldun – Study of social institutions and their interrelationships

(a) Developmental programme – Sociology of art
(b) The food people eat, fashion etc – Cultural studies
(c) Study of role of biology in human social life – Bio-sociology
(d) Cinematic studies – Film studies