2nd QUARTER
SUMMATIVE TEST IN DISS
I. Choose the correct answer
provided in the Clouds.
STRUCTURAL- FUNCTIONALISM
INTER-DEPENDENT ID
MARXISM EGO
BOURGEOISIE SUPEREGO
PROLETARIAT CHOICE
SYMBOLIC-INTERACTIONISM SCARCITY
WATER SARDINES
PSYCHOANALYSIS INSTITUTIONS
HERBERT BLOOMER
FLINT LOCKWOOD
1. In Economics, there is ____ because we all
know that individuals have unlimited
wants and needs.
2. In Rational Choice Theory, ___ is an
analytical tool to further elaborate on how
individual action or agency has further
enhanced our understanding of the nature
of society.
3. ___deals with reality, trying to meet the
desires of the ID in a way that is socially
acceptable in the world.
4. ___ is any form of constraint (formal or
informal) that human beings devise to
shape their action.
5. ___is an organization founded for
religious, educational or social purposes.
6. In the movie Cloudy with a Chance of
Meatballs (2009), Flint Lockwood was able
to turn____ into food.
7. ___ is a sociological theory that attempts
to explain why society functions the way it
does by focusing on relationships between
social institutions that makes up society.
8. The relationship of social institutions
mentioned in #7 is considered ____.
9-10. In the social classes in Marxism, ___ are
those who became wealthy while ____
worked along for hours for a little pay.
11. ___explains the individual in a society and
their interactions with others.
12. ___ is developed by Karl Marx in the 19th
century.
13. ___ is based on morals and judgments
about right and wrong.
14. ___ is the most basic part of the personality
developed by Sigmund Freud.
15. He coined the term Symbolic
Interactionism.
II. Enumeration
1-3 Give the 3 tenets explaining symbolic
interactionism
4-7 Features of Old Institutionalism
8-10 Variants of New Institutionalism
SUMMATIVE TEST IN DISS
II. Choose the correct answer
provided in the Clouds.
STRUCTURAL- FUNCTIONALISM
INTER-DEPENDENT ID
MARXISM EGO
BOURGEOISIE SUPEREGO
PROLETARIAT CHOICE
SYMBOLIC-INTERACTIONISM SCARCITY
WATER SARDINES
PSYCHOANALYSIS INSTITUTIONS
HERBERT BLOOMER
FLINT LOCKWOOD
9. In Economics, there is ____ because we all
know that individuals have unlimited
wants and needs.
10. In Rational Choice Theory, ___ is an
analytical tool to further elaborate on how
individual action or agency has further
enhanced our understanding of the nature
of society.
11. ___deals with reality, trying to meet the
desires of the ID in a way that is socially
acceptable in the world.
12. ___ is any form of constraint (formal or
informal) that human beings devise to
shape their action.
13. ___is an organization founded for
religious, educational or social purposes.
14. In the movie Cloudy with a Chance of
Meatballs (2009), Flint Lockwood was able
to turn____ into food.
15. ___ is a sociological theory that attempts
to explain why society functions the way it
does by focusing on relationships between
social institutions that makes up society.
16. The relationship of social institutions
mentioned in #7 is considered ____.
9-11. In the social classes in Marxism, ___ are
those who became wealthy while ____
worked along for hours for a little pay.
11. ___explains the individual in a society and
their interactions with others.
12. ___ is developed by Karl Marx in the 19th
century.
13. ___ is based on morals and judgments
about right and wrong.
14. ___ is the most basic part of the personality
developed by Sigmund Freud.
15. He coined the term Symbolic
Interactionism.
II. Enumeration
1-3 Give the 3 tenets explaining symbolic
interactionism
4-7 Features of Old Institutionalism
8-10 Variants of New Institutionalism
2nd QUARTER
SUMMATIVE TEST IN DISS
III. Choose the correct answer
provided in the Clouds.
STRUCTURAL- FUNCTIONALISM
INTER-DEPENDENT ID
MARXISM EGO
BOURGEOISIE SUPEREGO
PROLETARIAT CHOICE
SYMBOLIC-INTERACTIONISM SCARCITY
WATER SARDINES
PSYCHOANALYSIS INSTITUTIONS
HERBERT BLOOMER
FLINT LOCKWOOD
17. In Economics, there is ____ because we all
know that individuals have unlimited
wants and needs.
18. In Rational Choice Theory, ___ is an
analytical tool to further elaborate on how
individual action or agency has further
enhanced our understanding of the nature
of society.
19. ___deals with reality, trying to meet the
desires of the ID in a way that is socially
acceptable in the world.
20. ___ is any form of constraint (formal or
informal) that human beings devise to
shape their action.
21. ___is an organization founded for
religious, educational or social purposes.
22. In the movie Cloudy with a Chance of
Meatballs (2009), Flint Lockwood was able
to turn____ into food.
23. ___ is a sociological theory that attempts
to explain why society functions the way it
does by focusing on relationships between
social institutions that makes up society.
24. The relationship of social institutions
mentioned in #7 is considered ____.
9-12. In the social classes in Marxism, ___ are
those who became wealthy while ____
worked along for hours for a little pay.
11. ___explains the individual in a society and
their interactions with others.
12. ___ is developed by Karl Marx in the 19th
century.
13. ___ is based on morals and judgments
about right and wrong.
14. ___ is the most basic part of the personality
developed by Sigmund Freud.
15. He coined the term Symbolic
Interactionism.
II. Enumeration
1-3 Give the 3 tenets explaining symbolic
interactionism
4-7 Features of Old Institutionalism
8-10 Variants of New Institutionalism
SUMMATIVE TEST IN DISS
IV. Choose the correct answer
provided in the Clouds.
STRUCTURAL- FUNCTIONALISM
INTER-DEPENDENT ID
MARXISM EGO
BOURGEOISIE SUPEREGO
PROLETARIAT CHOICE
SYMBOLIC-INTERACTIONISM SCARCITY
WATER SARDINES
PSYCHOANALYSIS INSTITUTIONS
HERBERT BLOOMER
FLINT LOCKWOOD
25. In Economics, there is ____ because we all
know that individuals have unlimited
wants and needs.
26. In Rational Choice Theory, ___ is an
analytical tool to further elaborate on how
individual action or agency has further
enhanced our understanding of the nature
of society.
27. ___deals with reality, trying to meet the
desires of the ID in a way that is socially
acceptable in the world.
28. ___ is any form of constraint (formal or
informal) that human beings devise to
shape their action.
29. ___is an organization founded for
religious, educational or social purposes.
30. In the movie Cloudy with a Chance of
Meatballs (2009), Flint Lockwood was able
to turn____ into food.
31. ___ is a sociological theory that attempts
to explain why society functions the way it
does by focusing on relationships between
social institutions that makes up society.
32. The relationship of social institutions
mentioned in #7 is considered ____.
9-13. In the social classes in Marxism, ___ are
those who became wealthy while ____
worked along for hours for a little pay.
11. ___explains the individual in a society and
their interactions with others.
12. ___ is developed by Karl Marx in the 19th
century.
13. ___ is based on morals and judgments
about right and wrong.
14. ___ is the most basic part of the personality
developed by Sigmund Freud.
15. He coined the term Symbolic
Interactionism.
II. Enumeration
1-3 Give the 3 tenets explaining symbolic
interactionism
4-7 Features of Old Institutionalism
8-10 Variants of New Institutionalism
2nd QUARTER
SUMMATIVE TEST IN DISS
V. Choose the correct answer
provided in the Clouds.
STRUCTURAL- FUNCTIONALISM
INTER-DEPENDENT ID
MARXISM EGO
BOURGEOISIE SUPEREGO
PROLETARIAT CHOICE
SYMBOLIC-INTERACTIONISM SCARCITY
WATER SARDINES
PSYCHOANALYSIS INSTITUTIONS
HERBERT BLOOMER
FLINT LOCKWOOD
33. In Economics, there is ____ because we all
know that individuals have unlimited
wants and needs.
34. In Rational Choice Theory, ___ is an
analytical tool to further elaborate on how
individual action or agency has further
enhanced our understanding of the nature
of society.
35. ___deals with reality, trying to meet the
desires of the ID in a way that is socially
acceptable in the world.
36. ___ is any form of constraint (formal or
informal) that human beings devise to
shape their action.
37. ___is an organization founded for
religious, educational or social purposes.
38. In the movie Cloudy with a Chance of
Meatballs (2009), Flint Lockwood was able
to turn____ into food.
39. ___ is a sociological theory that attempts
to explain why society functions the way it
does by focusing on relationships between
social institutions that makes up society.
40. The relationship of social institutions
mentioned in #7 is considered ____.
9-14. In the social classes in Marxism, ___ are
those who became wealthy while ____
worked along for hours for a little pay.
11. ___explains the individual in a society and
their interactions with others.
12. ___ is developed by Karl Marx in the 19th
century.
13. ___ is based on morals and judgments
about right and wrong.
14. ___ is the most basic part of the personality
developed by Sigmund Freud.
15. He coined the term Symbolic
Interactionism.
II. Enumeration
1-3 Give the 3 tenets explaining symbolic
interactionism
4-7 Features of Old Institutionalism
8-10 Variants of New Institutionalism
SUMMATIVE TEST IN DISS
VI. Choose the correct answer
provided in the Clouds.
STRUCTURAL- FUNCTIONALISM
INTER-DEPENDENT ID
MARXISM EGO
BOURGEOISIE SUPEREGO
PROLETARIAT CHOICE
SYMBOLIC-INTERACTIONISM SCARCITY
WATER SARDINES
PSYCHOANALYSIS INSTITUTIONS
HERBERT BLOOMER
FLINT LOCKWOOD
41. In Economics, there is ____ because we all
know that individuals have unlimited
wants and needs.
42. In Rational Choice Theory, ___ is an
analytical tool to further elaborate on how
individual action or agency has further
enhanced our understanding of the nature
of society.
43. ___deals with reality, trying to meet the
desires of the ID in a way that is socially
acceptable in the world.
44. ___ is any form of constraint (formal or
informal) that human beings devise to
shape their action.
45. ___is an organization founded for
religious, educational or social purposes.
46. In the movie Cloudy with a Chance of
Meatballs (2009), Flint Lockwood was able
to turn____ into food.
47. ___ is a sociological theory that attempts
to explain why society functions the way it
does by focusing on relationships between
social institutions that makes up society.
48. The relationship of social institutions
mentioned in #7 is considered ____.
9-15. In the social classes in Marxism, ___ are
those who became wealthy while ____
worked along for hours for a little pay.
11. ___explains the individual in a society and
their interactions with others.
12. ___ is developed by Karl Marx in the 19th
century.
13. ___ is based on morals and judgments
about right and wrong.
14. ___ is the most basic part of the personality
developed by Sigmund Freud.
15. He coined the term Symbolic
Interactionism.
II. Enumeration
1-3 Give the 3 tenets explaining symbolic
interactionism
4-7 Features of Old Institutionalism
8-10 Variants of New Institutionalism
2nd QUARTER
SUMMATIVE TEST IN DISS
VII. Choose the correct answer
provided in the Clouds.
STRUCTURAL- FUNCTIONALISM
INTER-DEPENDENT ID
MARXISM EGO
BOURGEOISIE SUPEREGO
PROLETARIAT CHOICE
SYMBOLIC-INTERACTIONISM SCARCITY
WATER SARDINES
PSYCHOANALYSIS INSTITUTIONS
HERBERT BLOOMER
FLINT LOCKWOOD
49. In Economics, there is ____ because we all
know that individuals have unlimited
wants and needs.
50. In Rational Choice Theory, ___ is an
analytical tool to further elaborate on how
individual action or agency has further
enhanced our understanding of the nature
of society.
51. ___deals with reality, trying to meet the
desires of the ID in a way that is socially
acceptable in the world.
52. ___ is any form of constraint (formal or
informal) that human beings devise to
shape their action.
53. ___is an organization founded for
religious, educational or social purposes.
54. In the movie Cloudy with a Chance of
Meatballs (2009), Flint Lockwood was able
to turn____ into food.
55. ___ is a sociological theory that attempts
to explain why society functions the way it
does by focusing on relationships between
social institutions that makes up society.
56. The relationship of social institutions
mentioned in #7 is considered ____.
9-16. In the social classes in Marxism, ___ are
those who became wealthy while ____
worked along for hours for a little pay.
11. ___explains the individual in a society and
their interactions with others.
12. ___ is developed by Karl Marx in the 19th
century.
13. ___ is based on morals and judgments
about right and wrong.
14. ___ is the most basic part of the personality
developed by Sigmund Freud.
15. He coined the term Symbolic
Interactionism.
II. Enumeration
1-3 Give the 3 tenets explaining symbolic
interactionism
4-7 Features of Old Institutionalism
8-10 Variants of New Institutionalism
SUMMATIVE TEST IN DISS
VIII. Choose the correct answer
provided in the Clouds.
STRUCTURAL- FUNCTIONALISM
INTER-DEPENDENT ID
MARXISM EGO
BOURGEOISIE SUPEREGO
PROLETARIAT CHOICE
SYMBOLIC-INTERACTIONISM SCARCITY
WATER SARDINES
PSYCHOANALYSIS INSTITUTIONS
HERBERT BLOOMER
FLINT LOCKWOOD
57. In Economics, there is ____ because we all
know that individuals have unlimited
wants and needs.
58. In Rational Choice Theory, ___ is an
analytical tool to further elaborate on how
individual action or agency has further
enhanced our understanding of the nature
of society.
59. ___deals with reality, trying to meet the
desires of the ID in a way that is socially
acceptable in the world.
60. ___ is any form of constraint (formal or
informal) that human beings devise to
shape their action.
61. ___is an organization founded for
religious, educational or social purposes.
62. In the movie Cloudy with a Chance of
Meatballs (2009), Flint Lockwood was able
to turn____ into food.
63. ___ is a sociological theory that attempts
to explain why society functions the way it
does by focusing on relationships between
social institutions that makes up society.
64. The relationship of social institutions
mentioned in #7 is considered ____.
9-17. In the social classes in Marxism, ___ are
those who became wealthy while ____
worked along for hours for a little pay.
11. ___explains the individual in a society and
their interactions with others.
12. ___ is developed by Karl Marx in the 19th
century.
13. ___ is based on morals and judgments
about right and wrong.
14. ___ is the most basic part of the personality
developed by Sigmund Freud.
15. He coined the term Symbolic
Interactionism.
II. Enumeration
1-3 Give the 3 tenets explaining symbolic
interactionism
4-7 Features of Old Institutionalism
8-10 Variants of New Institutionalism
2nd QUARTER
SUMMATIVE TEST IN DISS
IX. Choose the correct answer
provided in the Clouds.
STRUCTURAL- FUNCTIONALISM
INTER-DEPENDENT ID
MARXISM EGO
BOURGEOISIE SUPEREGO
PROLETARIAT CHOICE
SYMBOLIC-INTERACTIONISM SCARCITY
WATER SARDINES
PSYCHOANALYSIS INSTITUTIONS
HERBERT BLOOMER
FLINT LOCKWOOD
65. In Economics, there is ____ because we all
know that individuals have unlimited
wants and needs.
66. In Rational Choice Theory, ___ is an
analytical tool to further elaborate on how
individual action or agency has further
enhanced our understanding of the nature
of society.
67. ___deals with reality, trying to meet the
desires of the ID in a way that is socially
acceptable in the world.
68. ___ is any form of constraint (formal or
informal) that human beings devise to
shape their action.
69. ___is an organization founded for
religious, educational or social purposes.
70. In the movie Cloudy with a Chance of
Meatballs (2009), Flint Lockwood was able
to turn____ into food.
71. ___ is a sociological theory that attempts
to explain why society functions the way it
does by focusing on relationships between
social institutions that makes up society.
72. The relationship of social institutions
mentioned in #7 is considered ____.
9-18. In the social classes in Marxism, ___ are
those who became wealthy while ____
worked along for hours for a little pay.
11. ___explains the individual in a society and
their interactions with others.
12. ___ is developed by Karl Marx in the 19th
century.
13. ___ is based on morals and judgments
about right and wrong.
14. ___ is the most basic part of the personality
developed by Sigmund Freud.
15. He coined the term Symbolic
Interactionism.
II. Enumeration
1-3 Give the 3 tenets explaining symbolic
interactionism
4-7 Features of Old Institutionalism
8-10 Variants of New Institutionalism
SUMMATIVE TEST IN DISS
X. Choose the correct answer
provided in the Clouds.
STRUCTURAL- FUNCTIONALISM
INTER-DEPENDENT ID
MARXISM EGO
BOURGEOISIE SUPEREGO
PROLETARIAT CHOICE
SYMBOLIC-INTERACTIONISM SCARCITY
WATER SARDINES
PSYCHOANALYSIS INSTITUTIONS
HERBERT BLOOMER
FLINT LOCKWOOD
73. In Economics, there is ____ because we all
know that individuals have unlimited
wants and needs.
74. In Rational Choice Theory, ___ is an
analytical tool to further elaborate on how
individual action or agency has further
enhanced our understanding of the nature
of society.
75. ___deals with reality, trying to meet the
desires of the ID in a way that is socially
acceptable in the world.
76. ___ is any form of constraint (formal or
informal) that human beings devise to
shape their action.
77. ___is an organization founded for
religious, educational or social purposes.
78. In the movie Cloudy with a Chance of
Meatballs (2009), Flint Lockwood was able
to turn____ into food.
79. ___ is a sociological theory that attempts
to explain why society functions the way it
does by focusing on relationships between
social institutions that makes up society.
80. The relationship of social institutions
mentioned in #7 is considered ____.
9-19. In the social classes in Marxism, ___ are
those who became wealthy while ____
worked along for hours for a little pay.
11. ___explains the individual in a society and
their interactions with others.
12. ___ is developed by Karl Marx in the 19th
century.
13. ___ is based on morals and judgments
about right and wrong.
14. ___ is the most basic part of the personality
developed by Sigmund Freud.
15. He coined the term Symbolic
Interactionism.
II. Enumeration
1-3 Give the 3 tenets explaining symbolic
interactionism
4-7 Features of Old Institutionalism
8-10 Variants of New Institutionalism
2nd QUARTER
SUMMATIVE TEST IN DISS
XI. Choose the correct answer
provided in the Clouds.
STRUCTURAL- FUNCTIONALISM
INTER-DEPENDENT ID
MARXISM EGO
BOURGEOISIE SUPEREGO
PROLETARIAT CHOICE
SYMBOLIC-INTERACTIONISM SCARCITY
WATER SARDINES
PSYCHOANALYSIS INSTITUTIONS
HERBERT BLOOMER
FLINT LOCKWOOD
81. In Economics, there is ____ because we all
know that individuals have unlimited
wants and needs.
82. In Rational Choice Theory, ___ is an
analytical tool to further elaborate on how
individual action or agency has further
enhanced our understanding of the nature
of society.
83. ___deals with reality, trying to meet the
desires of the ID in a way that is socially
acceptable in the world.
84. ___ is any form of constraint (formal or
informal) that human beings devise to
shape their action.
85. ___is an organization founded for
religious, educational or social purposes.
86. In the movie Cloudy with a Chance of
Meatballs (2009), Flint Lockwood was able
to turn____ into food.
87. ___ is a sociological theory that attempts
to explain why society functions the way it
does by focusing on relationships between
social institutions that makes up society.
88. The relationship of social institutions
mentioned in #7 is considered ____.
9-20. In the social classes in Marxism, ___ are
those who became wealthy while ____
worked along for hours for a little pay.
11. ___explains the individual in a society and
their interactions with others.
12. ___ is developed by Karl Marx in the 19th
century.
13. ___ is based on morals and judgments
about right and wrong.
14. ___ is the most basic part of the personality
developed by Sigmund Freud.
15. He coined the term Symbolic
Interactionism.
II. Enumeration
1-3 Give the 3 tenets explaining symbolic
interactionism
4-7 Features of Old Institutionalism
8-10 Variants of New Institutionalism
SUMMATIVE TEST IN DISS
XII. Choose the correct answer
provided in the Clouds.
STRUCTURAL- FUNCTIONALISM
INTER-DEPENDENT ID
MARXISM EGO
BOURGEOISIE SUPEREGO
PROLETARIAT CHOICE
SYMBOLIC-INTERACTIONISM SCARCITY
WATER SARDINES
PSYCHOANALYSIS INSTITUTIONS
HERBERT BLOOMER
FLINT LOCKWOOD
89. In Economics, there is ____ because we all
know that individuals have unlimited
wants and needs.
90. In Rational Choice Theory, ___ is an
analytical tool to further elaborate on how
individual action or agency has further
enhanced our understanding of the nature
of society.
91. ___deals with reality, trying to meet the
desires of the ID in a way that is socially
acceptable in the world.
92. ___ is any form of constraint (formal or
informal) that human beings devise to
shape their action.
93. ___is an organization founded for
religious, educational or social purposes.
94. In the movie Cloudy with a Chance of
Meatballs (2009), Flint Lockwood was able
to turn____ into food.
95. ___ is a sociological theory that attempts
to explain why society functions the way it
does by focusing on relationships between
social institutions that makes up society.
96. The relationship of social institutions
mentioned in #7 is considered ____.
9-21. In the social classes in Marxism, ___ are
those who became wealthy while ____
worked along for hours for a little pay.
11. ___explains the individual in a society and
their interactions with others.
12. ___ is developed by Karl Marx in the 19th
century.
13. ___ is based on morals and judgments
about right and wrong.
14. ___ is the most basic part of the personality
developed by Sigmund Freud.
15. He coined the term Symbolic
Interactionism.
II. Enumeration
1-3 Give the 3 tenets explaining symbolic
interactionism
4-7 Features of Old Institutionalism
8-10 Variants of New Institutionalism
2nd QUARTER
SUMMATIVE TEST IN DISS
XIII. Choose the correct answer
provided in the Clouds.
STRUCTURAL- FUNCTIONALISM
INTER-DEPENDENT ID
MARXISM EGO
BOURGEOISIE SUPEREGO
PROLETARIAT CHOICE
SYMBOLIC-INTERACTIONISM SCARCITY
WATER SARDINES
PSYCHOANALYSIS INSTITUTIONS
HERBERT BLOOMER
FLINT LOCKWOOD
97. In Economics, there is ____ because we all
know that individuals have unlimited
wants and needs.
98. In Rational Choice Theory, ___ is an
analytical tool to further elaborate on how
individual action or agency has further
enhanced our understanding of the nature
of society.
99. ___deals with reality, trying to meet the
desires of the ID in a way that is socially
acceptable in the world.
100.___ is any form of constraint (formal or
informal) that human beings devise to
shape their action.
101.___is an organization founded for
religious, educational or social purposes.
102.In the movie Cloudy with a Chance of
Meatballs (2009), Flint Lockwood was able
to turn____ into food.
103.___ is a sociological theory that attempts
to explain why society functions the way it
does by focusing on relationships between
social institutions that makes up society.
104.The relationship of social institutions
mentioned in #7 is considered ____.
9-22. In the social classes in Marxism, ___ are
those who became wealthy while ____
worked along for hours for a little pay.
11. ___explains the individual in a society and
their interactions with others.
12. ___ is developed by Karl Marx in the 19th
century.
13. ___ is based on morals and judgments
about right and wrong.
14. ___ is the most basic part of the personality
developed by Sigmund Freud.
15. He coined the term Symbolic
Interactionism.
II. Enumeration
1-3 Give the 3 tenets explaining symbolic
interactionism
4-7 Features of Old Institutionalism
8-10 Variants of New Institutionalism
SUMMATIVE TEST IN DISS
XIV. Choose the correct answer
provided in the Clouds.
STRUCTURAL- FUNCTIONALISM
INTER-DEPENDENT ID
MARXISM EGO
BOURGEOISIE SUPEREGO
PROLETARIAT CHOICE
SYMBOLIC-INTERACTIONISM SCARCITY
WATER SARDINES
PSYCHOANALYSIS INSTITUTIONS
HERBERT BLOOMER
FLINT LOCKWOOD
105.In Economics, there is ____ because we all
know that individuals have unlimited
wants and needs.
106.In Rational Choice Theory, ___ is an
analytical tool to further elaborate on how
individual action or agency has further
enhanced our understanding of the nature
of society.
107.___deals with reality, trying to meet the
desires of the ID in a way that is socially
acceptable in the world.
108.___ is any form of constraint (formal or
informal) that human beings devise to
shape their action.
109.___is an organization founded for
religious, educational or social purposes.
110.In the movie Cloudy with a Chance of
Meatballs (2009), Flint Lockwood was able
to turn____ into food.
111.___ is a sociological theory that attempts
to explain why society functions the way it
does by focusing on relationships between
social institutions that makes up society.
112.The relationship of social institutions
mentioned in #7 is considered ____.
9-23. In the social classes in Marxism, ___ are
those who became wealthy while ____
worked along for hours for a little pay.
11. ___explains the individual in a society and
their interactions with others.
12. ___ is developed by Karl Marx in the 19th
century.
13. ___ is based on morals and judgments
about right and wrong.
14. ___ is the most basic part of the personality
developed by Sigmund Freud.
15. He coined the term Symbolic
Interactionism.
II. Enumeration
1-3 Give the 3 tenets explaining symbolic
interactionism
4-7 Features of Old Institutionalism
8-10 Variants of New Institutionalism
2nd QUARTER
SUMMATIVE TEST IN DISS
XV. Choose the correct answer
provided in the Clouds.
STRUCTURAL- FUNCTIONALISM
INTER-DEPENDENT ID
MARXISM EGO
BOURGEOISIE SUPEREGO
PROLETARIAT CHOICE
SYMBOLIC-INTERACTIONISM SCARCITY
WATER SARDINES
PSYCHOANALYSIS INSTITUTIONS
HERBERT BLOOMER
FLINT LOCKWOOD
113.In Economics, there is ____ because we all
know that individuals have unlimited
wants and needs.
114.In Rational Choice Theory, ___ is an
analytical tool to further elaborate on how
individual action or agency has further
enhanced our understanding of the nature
of society.
115.___deals with reality, trying to meet the
desires of the ID in a way that is socially
acceptable in the world.
116.___ is any form of constraint (formal or
informal) that human beings devise to
shape their action.
117.___is an organization founded for
religious, educational or social purposes.
118.In the movie Cloudy with a Chance of
Meatballs (2009), Flint Lockwood was able
to turn____ into food.
119.___ is a sociological theory that attempts
to explain why society functions the way it
does by focusing on relationships between
social institutions that makes up society.
120.The relationship of social institutions
mentioned in #7 is considered ____.
9-24. In the social classes in Marxism, ___ are
those who became wealthy while ____
worked along for hours for a little pay.
11. ___explains the individual in a society and
their interactions with others.
12. ___ is developed by Karl Marx in the 19th
century.
13. ___ is based on morals and judgments
about right and wrong.
14. ___ is the most basic part of the personality
developed by Sigmund Freud.
15. He coined the term Symbolic
Interactionism.
II. Enumeration
1-3 Give the 3 tenets explaining symbolic
interactionism
4-7 Features of Old Institutionalism
8-10 Variants of New Institutionalism
SUMMATIVE TEST IN DISS
XVI. Choose the correct answer
provided in the Clouds.
STRUCTURAL- FUNCTIONALISM
INTER-DEPENDENT ID
MARXISM EGO
BOURGEOISIE SUPEREGO
PROLETARIAT CHOICE
SYMBOLIC-INTERACTIONISM SCARCITY
WATER SARDINES
PSYCHOANALYSIS INSTITUTIONS
HERBERT BLOOMER
FLINT LOCKWOOD
121.In Economics, there is ____ because we all
know that individuals have unlimited
wants and needs.
122.In Rational Choice Theory, ___ is an
analytical tool to further elaborate on how
individual action or agency has further
enhanced our understanding of the nature
of society.
123.___deals with reality, trying to meet the
desires of the ID in a way that is socially
acceptable in the world.
124.___ is any form of constraint (formal or
informal) that human beings devise to
shape their action.
125.___is an organization founded for
religious, educational or social purposes.
126.In the movie Cloudy with a Chance of
Meatballs (2009), Flint Lockwood was able
to turn____ into food.
127.___ is a sociological theory that attempts
to explain why society functions the way it
does by focusing on relationships between
social institutions that makes up society.
128.The relationship of social institutions
mentioned in #7 is considered ____.
9-25. In the social classes in Marxism, ___ are
those who became wealthy while ____
worked along for hours for a little pay.
11. ___explains the individual in a society and
their interactions with others.
12. ___ is developed by Karl Marx in the 19th
century.
13. ___ is based on morals and judgments
about right and wrong.
14. ___ is the most basic part of the personality
developed by Sigmund Freud.
15. He coined the term Symbolic
Interactionism.
II. Enumeration
1-3 Give the 3 tenets explaining symbolic
interactionism
4-7 Features of Old Institutionalism
8-10 Variants of New Institutionalism
2nd QUARTER
SUMMATIVE TEST IN DISS
XVII. Choose the correct answer
provided in the Clouds.
STRUCTURAL- FUNCTIONALISM
INTER-DEPENDENT ID
MARXISM EGO
BOURGEOISIE SUPEREGO
PROLETARIAT CHOICE
SYMBOLIC-INTERACTIONISM SCARCITY
WATER SARDINES
PSYCHOANALYSIS INSTITUTIONS
HERBERT BLOOMER
FLINT LOCKWOOD
129.In Economics, there is ____ because we all
know that individuals have unlimited
wants and needs.
130.In Rational Choice Theory, ___ is an
analytical tool to further elaborate on how
individual action or agency has further
enhanced our understanding of the nature
of society.
131.___deals with reality, trying to meet the
desires of the ID in a way that is socially
acceptable in the world.
132.___ is any form of constraint (formal or
informal) that human beings devise to
shape their action.
133.___is an organization founded for
religious, educational or social purposes.
134.In the movie Cloudy with a Chance of
Meatballs (2009), Flint Lockwood was able
to turn____ into food.
135.___ is a sociological theory that attempts
to explain why society functions the way it
does by focusing on relationships between
social institutions that makes up society.
136.The relationship of social institutions
mentioned in #7 is considered ____.
9-26. In the social classes in Marxism, ___ are
those who became wealthy while ____
worked along for hours for a little pay.
11. ___explains the individual in a society and
their interactions with others.
12. ___ is developed by Karl Marx in the 19th
century.
13. ___ is based on morals and judgments
about right and wrong.
14. ___ is the most basic part of the personality
developed by Sigmund Freud.
15. He coined the term Symbolic
Interactionism.
II. Enumeration
1-3 Give the 3 tenets explaining symbolic
interactionism
4-7 Features of Old Institutionalism
8-10 Variants of New Institutionalism
SUMMATIVE TEST IN DISS
XVIII. Choose the correct answer
provided in the Clouds.
STRUCTURAL- FUNCTIONALISM
INTER-DEPENDENT ID
MARXISM EGO
BOURGEOISIE SUPEREGO
PROLETARIAT CHOICE
SYMBOLIC-INTERACTIONISM SCARCITY
WATER SARDINES
PSYCHOANALYSIS INSTITUTIONS
HERBERT BLOOMER
FLINT LOCKWOOD
137.In Economics, there is ____ because we all
know that individuals have unlimited
wants and needs.
138.In Rational Choice Theory, ___ is an
analytical tool to further elaborate on how
individual action or agency has further
enhanced our understanding of the nature
of society.
139.___deals with reality, trying to meet the
desires of the ID in a way that is socially
acceptable in the world.
140.___ is any form of constraint (formal or
informal) that human beings devise to
shape their action.
141.___is an organization founded for
religious, educational or social purposes.
142.In the movie Cloudy with a Chance of
Meatballs (2009), Flint Lockwood was able
to turn____ into food.
143.___ is a sociological theory that attempts
to explain why society functions the way it
does by focusing on relationships between
social institutions that makes up society.
144.The relationship of social institutions
mentioned in #7 is considered ____.
9-27. In the social classes in Marxism, ___ are
those who became wealthy while ____
worked along for hours for a little pay.
11. ___explains the individual in a society and
their interactions with others.
12. ___ is developed by Karl Marx in the 19th
century.
13. ___ is based on morals and judgments
about right and wrong.
14. ___ is the most basic part of the personality
developed by Sigmund Freud.
15. He coined the term Symbolic
Interactionism.
II. Enumeration
1-3 Give the 3 tenets explaining symbolic
interactionism
4-7 Features of Old Institutionalism
8-10 Variants of New Institutionalism
2nd QUARTER
SUMMATIVE TEST IN DISS
XIX. Choose the correct answer
provided in the Clouds.
STRUCTURAL- FUNCTIONALISM
INTER-DEPENDENT ID
MARXISM EGO
BOURGEOISIE SUPEREGO
PROLETARIAT CHOICE
SYMBOLIC-INTERACTIONISM SCARCITY
WATER SARDINES
PSYCHOANALYSIS INSTITUTIONS
HERBERT BLOOMER
FLINT LOCKWOOD
145.In Economics, there is ____ because we all
know that individuals have unlimited
wants and needs.
146.In Rational Choice Theory, ___ is an
analytical tool to further elaborate on how
individual action or agency has further
enhanced our understanding of the nature
of society.
147.___deals with reality, trying to meet the
desires of the ID in a way that is socially
acceptable in the world.
148.___ is any form of constraint (formal or
informal) that human beings devise to
shape their action.
149.___is an organization founded for
religious, educational or social purposes.
150.In the movie Cloudy with a Chance of
Meatballs (2009), Flint Lockwood was able
to turn____ into food.
151.___ is a sociological theory that attempts
to explain why society functions the way it
does by focusing on relationships between
social institutions that makes up society.
152.The relationship of social institutions
mentioned in #7 is considered ____.
9-28. In the social classes in Marxism, ___ are
those who became wealthy while ____
worked along for hours for a little pay.
11. ___explains the individual in a society and
their interactions with others.
12. ___ is developed by Karl Marx in the 19th
century.
13. ___ is based on morals and judgments
about right and wrong.
14. ___ is the most basic part of the personality
developed by Sigmund Freud.
15. He coined the term Symbolic
Interactionism.
II. Enumeration
1-3 Give the 3 tenets explaining symbolic
interactionism
4-7 Features of Old Institutionalism
8-10 Variants of New Institutionalism
SUMMATIVE TEST IN DISS
XX. Choose the correct answer
provided in the Clouds.
STRUCTURAL- FUNCTIONALISM
INTER-DEPENDENT ID
MARXISM EGO
BOURGEOISIE SUPEREGO
PROLETARIAT CHOICE
SYMBOLIC-INTERACTIONISM SCARCITY
WATER SARDINES
PSYCHOANALYSIS INSTITUTIONS
HERBERT BLOOMER
FLINT LOCKWOOD
153.In Economics, there is ____ because we all
know that individuals have unlimited
wants and needs.
154.In Rational Choice Theory, ___ is an
analytical tool to further elaborate on how
individual action or agency has further
enhanced our understanding of the nature
of society.
155.___deals with reality, trying to meet the
desires of the ID in a way that is socially
acceptable in the world.
156.___ is any form of constraint (formal or
informal) that human beings devise to
shape their action.
157.___is an organization founded for
religious, educational or social purposes.
158.In the movie Cloudy with a Chance of
Meatballs (2009), Flint Lockwood was able
to turn____ into food.
159.___ is a sociological theory that attempts
to explain why society functions the way it
does by focusing on relationships between
social institutions that makes up society.
160.The relationship of social institutions
mentioned in #7 is considered ____.
9-29. In the social classes in Marxism, ___ are
those who became wealthy while ____
worked along for hours for a little pay.
11. ___explains the individual in a society and
their interactions with others.
12. ___ is developed by Karl Marx in the 19th
century.
13. ___ is based on morals and judgments
about right and wrong.
14. ___ is the most basic part of the personality
developed by Sigmund Freud.
15. He coined the term Symbolic
Interactionism.
II. Enumeration
1-3 Give the 3 tenets explaining symbolic
interactionism
4-7 Features of Old Institutionalism
8-10 Variants of New Institutionalism
2nd QUARTER
SUMMATIVE TEST IN DISS
XXI. Choose the correct answer
provided in the Clouds.
STRUCTURAL- FUNCTIONALISM
INTER-DEPENDENT ID
MARXISM EGO
BOURGEOISIE SUPEREGO
PROLETARIAT CHOICE
SYMBOLIC-INTERACTIONISM SCARCITY
WATER SARDINES
PSYCHOANALYSIS INSTITUTIONS
HERBERT BLOOMER
FLINT LOCKWOOD
161.In Economics, there is ____ because we all
know that individuals have unlimited
wants and needs.
162.In Rational Choice Theory, ___ is an
analytical tool to further elaborate on how
individual action or agency has further
enhanced our understanding of the nature
of society.
163.___deals with reality, trying to meet the
desires of the ID in a way that is socially
acceptable in the world.
164.___ is any form of constraint (formal or
informal) that human beings devise to
shape their action.
165.___is an organization founded for
religious, educational or social purposes.
166.In the movie Cloudy with a Chance of
Meatballs (2009), Flint Lockwood was able
to turn____ into food.
167.___ is a sociological theory that attempts
to explain why society functions the way it
does by focusing on relationships between
social institutions that makes up society.
168.The relationship of social institutions
mentioned in #7 is considered ____.
9-30. In the social classes in Marxism, ___ are
those who became wealthy while ____
worked along for hours for a little pay.
11. ___explains the individual in a society and
their interactions with others.
12. ___ is developed by Karl Marx in the 19th
century.
13. ___ is based on morals and judgments
about right and wrong.
14. ___ is the most basic part of the personality
developed by Sigmund Freud.
15. He coined the term Symbolic
Interactionism.
II. Enumeration
1-3 Give the 3 tenets explaining symbolic
interactionism
4-7 Features of Old Institutionalism
8-10 Variants of New Institutionalism
SUMMATIVE TEST IN DISS
XXII. Choose the correct answer
provided in the Clouds.
STRUCTURAL- FUNCTIONALISM
INTER-DEPENDENT ID
MARXISM EGO
BOURGEOISIE SUPEREGO
PROLETARIAT CHOICE
SYMBOLIC-INTERACTIONISM SCARCITY
WATER SARDINES
PSYCHOANALYSIS INSTITUTIONS
HERBERT BLOOMER
FLINT LOCKWOOD
169.In Economics, there is ____ because we all
know that individuals have unlimited
wants and needs.
170.In Rational Choice Theory, ___ is an
analytical tool to further elaborate on how
individual action or agency has further
enhanced our understanding of the nature
of society.
171.___deals with reality, trying to meet the
desires of the ID in a way that is socially
acceptable in the world.
172.___ is any form of constraint (formal or
informal) that human beings devise to
shape their action.
173.___is an organization founded for
religious, educational or social purposes.
174.In the movie Cloudy with a Chance of
Meatballs (2009), Flint Lockwood was able
to turn____ into food.
175.___ is a sociological theory that attempts
to explain why society functions the way it
does by focusing on relationships between
social institutions that makes up society.
176.The relationship of social institutions
mentioned in #7 is considered ____.
9-31. In the social classes in Marxism, ___ are
those who became wealthy while ____
worked along for hours for a little pay.
11. ___explains the individual in a society and
their interactions with others.
12. ___ is developed by Karl Marx in the 19th
century.
13. ___ is based on morals and judgments
about right and wrong.
14. ___ is the most basic part of the personality
developed by Sigmund Freud.
15. He coined the term Symbolic
Interactionism.
II. Enumeration
1-3 Give the 3 tenets explaining symbolic
interactionism
4-7 Features of Old Institutionalism
8-10 Variants of New Institutionalism
2nd QUARTER
SUMMATIVE TEST IN DISS
XXIII. Choose the correct answer
provided in the Clouds.
STRUCTURAL- FUNCTIONALISM
INTER-DEPENDENT ID
MARXISM EGO
BOURGEOISIE SUPEREGO
PROLETARIAT CHOICE
SYMBOLIC-INTERACTIONISM SCARCITY
WATER SARDINES
PSYCHOANALYSIS INSTITUTIONS
HERBERT BLOOMER
FLINT LOCKWOOD
177.In Economics, there is ____ because we all
know that individuals have unlimited
wants and needs.
178.In Rational Choice Theory, ___ is an
analytical tool to further elaborate on how
individual action or agency has further
enhanced our understanding of the nature
of society.
179.___deals with reality, trying to meet the
desires of the ID in a way that is socially
acceptable in the world.
180.___ is any form of constraint (formal or
informal) that human beings devise to
shape their action.
181.___is an organization founded for
religious, educational or social purposes.
182.In the movie Cloudy with a Chance of
Meatballs (2009), Flint Lockwood was able
to turn____ into food.
183.___ is a sociological theory that attempts
to explain why society functions the way it
does by focusing on relationships between
social institutions that makes up society.
184.The relationship of social institutions
mentioned in #7 is considered ____.
9-32. In the social classes in Marxism, ___ are
those who became wealthy while ____
worked along for hours for a little pay.
11. ___explains the individual in a society and
their interactions with others.
12. ___ is developed by Karl Marx in the 19th
century.
13. ___ is based on morals and judgments
about right and wrong.
14. ___ is the most basic part of the personality
developed by Sigmund Freud.
15. He coined the term Symbolic
Interactionism.
II. Enumeration
1-3 Give the 3 tenets explaining symbolic
interactionism
4-7 Features of Old Institutionalism
8-10 Variants of New Institutionalism
SUMMATIVE TEST IN DISS
XXIV. Choose the correct answer
provided in the Clouds.
STRUCTURAL- FUNCTIONALISM
INTER-DEPENDENT ID
MARXISM EGO
BOURGEOISIE SUPEREGO
PROLETARIAT CHOICE
SYMBOLIC-INTERACTIONISM SCARCITY
WATER SARDINES
PSYCHOANALYSIS INSTITUTIONS
HERBERT BLOOMER
FLINT LOCKWOOD
185.In Economics, there is ____ because we all
know that individuals have unlimited
wants and needs.
186.In Rational Choice Theory, ___ is an
analytical tool to further elaborate on how
individual action or agency has further
enhanced our understanding of the nature
of society.
187.___deals with reality, trying to meet the
desires of the ID in a way that is socially
acceptable in the world.
188.___ is any form of constraint (formal or
informal) that human beings devise to
shape their action.
189.___is an organization founded for
religious, educational or social purposes.
190.In the movie Cloudy with a Chance of
Meatballs (2009), Flint Lockwood was able
to turn____ into food.
191.___ is a sociological theory that attempts
to explain why society functions the way it
does by focusing on relationships between
social institutions that makes up society.
192.The relationship of social institutions
mentioned in #7 is considered ____.
9-33. In the social classes in Marxism, ___ are
those who became wealthy while ____
worked along for hours for a little pay.
11. ___explains the individual in a society and
their interactions with others.
12. ___ is developed by Karl Marx in the 19th
century.
13. ___ is based on morals and judgments
about right and wrong.
14. ___ is the most basic part of the personality
developed by Sigmund Freud.
15. He coined the term Symbolic
Interactionism.
II. Enumeration
1-3 Give the 3 tenets explaining symbolic
interactionism
4-7 Features of Old Institutionalism
8-10 Variants of New Institutionalism
2nd QUARTER
SUMMATIVE TEST IN DISS
XXV. Choose the correct answer
provided in the Clouds.
STRUCTURAL- FUNCTIONALISM
INTER-DEPENDENT ID
MARXISM EGO
BOURGEOISIE SUPEREGO
PROLETARIAT CHOICE
SYMBOLIC-INTERACTIONISM SCARCITY
WATER SARDINES
PSYCHOANALYSIS INSTITUTIONS
HERBERT BLOOMER
FLINT LOCKWOOD
193.In Economics, there is ____ because we all
know that individuals have unlimited
wants and needs.
194.In Rational Choice Theory, ___ is an
analytical tool to further elaborate on how
individual action or agency has further
enhanced our understanding of the nature
of society.
195.___deals with reality, trying to meet the
desires of the ID in a way that is socially
acceptable in the world.
196.___ is any form of constraint (formal or
informal) that human beings devise to
shape their action.
197.___is an organization founded for
religious, educational or social purposes.
198.In the movie Cloudy with a Chance of
Meatballs (2009), Flint Lockwood was able
to turn____ into food.
199.___ is a sociological theory that attempts
to explain why society functions the way it
does by focusing on relationships between
social institutions that makes up society.
200.The relationship of social institutions
mentioned in #7 is considered ____.
9-34. In the social classes in Marxism, ___ are
those who became wealthy while ____
worked along for hours for a little pay.
11. ___explains the individual in a society and
their interactions with others.
12. ___ is developed by Karl Marx in the 19th
century.
13. ___ is based on morals and judgments
about right and wrong.
14. ___ is the most basic part of the personality
developed by Sigmund Freud.
15. He coined the term Symbolic
Interactionism.
II. Enumeration
1-3 Give the 3 tenets explaining symbolic
interactionism
4-7 Features of Old Institutionalism
8-10 Variants of New Institutionalism
SUMMATIVE TEST IN DISS
XXVI. Choose the correct answer
provided in the Clouds.
STRUCTURAL- FUNCTIONALISM
INTER-DEPENDENT ID
MARXISM EGO
BOURGEOISIE SUPEREGO
PROLETARIAT CHOICE
SYMBOLIC-INTERACTIONISM SCARCITY
WATER SARDINES
PSYCHOANALYSIS INSTITUTIONS
HERBERT BLOOMER
FLINT LOCKWOOD
201.In Economics, there is ____ because we all
know that individuals have unlimited
wants and needs.
202.In Rational Choice Theory, ___ is an
analytical tool to further elaborate on how
individual action or agency has further
enhanced our understanding of the nature
of society.
203.___deals with reality, trying to meet the
desires of the ID in a way that is socially
acceptable in the world.
204.___ is any form of constraint (formal or
informal) that human beings devise to
shape their action.
205.___is an organization founded for
religious, educational or social purposes.
206.In the movie Cloudy with a Chance of
Meatballs (2009), Flint Lockwood was able
to turn____ into food.
207.___ is a sociological theory that attempts
to explain why society functions the way it
does by focusing on relationships between
social institutions that makes up society.
208.The relationship of social institutions
mentioned in #7 is considered ____.
9-35. In the social classes in Marxism, ___ are
those who became wealthy while ____
worked along for hours for a little pay.
11. ___explains the individual in a society and
their interactions with others.
12. ___ is developed by Karl Marx in the 19th
century.
13. ___ is based on morals and judgments
about right and wrong.
14. ___ is the most basic part of the personality
developed by Sigmund Freud.
15. He coined the term Symbolic
Interactionism.
II. Enumeration
1-3 Give the 3 tenets explaining symbolic
interactionism
4-7 Features of Old Institutionalism
8-10 Variants of New Institutionalism
2nd QUARTER
SUMMATIVE TEST IN DISS
XXVII. Choose the correct answer
provided in the Clouds.
STRUCTURAL- FUNCTIONALISM
INTER-DEPENDENT ID
MARXISM EGO
BOURGEOISIE SUPEREGO
PROLETARIAT CHOICE
SYMBOLIC-INTERACTIONISM SCARCITY
WATER SARDINES
PSYCHOANALYSIS INSTITUTIONS
HERBERT BLOOMER
FLINT LOCKWOOD
209.In Economics, there is ____ because we all
know that individuals have unlimited
wants and needs.
210.In Rational Choice Theory, ___ is an
analytical tool to further elaborate on how
individual action or agency has further
enhanced our understanding of the nature
of society.
211.___deals with reality, trying to meet the
desires of the ID in a way that is socially
acceptable in the world.
212.___ is any form of constraint (formal or
informal) that human beings devise to
shape their action.
213.___is an organization founded for
religious, educational or social purposes.
214.In the movie Cloudy with a Chance of
Meatballs (2009), Flint Lockwood was able
to turn____ into food.
215.___ is a sociological theory that attempts
to explain why society functions the way it
does by focusing on relationships between
social institutions that makes up society.
216.The relationship of social institutions
mentioned in #7 is considered ____.
9-36. In the social classes in Marxism, ___ are
those who became wealthy while ____
worked along for hours for a little pay.
11. ___explains the individual in a society and
their interactions with others.
12. ___ is developed by Karl Marx in the 19th
century.
13. ___ is based on morals and judgments
about right and wrong.
14. ___ is the most basic part of the personality
developed by Sigmund Freud.
15. He coined the term Symbolic
Interactionism.
II. Enumeration
1-3 Give the 3 tenets explaining symbolic
interactionism
4-7 Features of Old Institutionalism
8-10 Variants of New Institutionalism
SUMMATIVE TEST IN DISS
XXVIII. Choose the correct answer
provided in the Clouds.
STRUCTURAL- FUNCTIONALISM
INTER-DEPENDENT ID
MARXISM EGO
BOURGEOISIE SUPEREGO
PROLETARIAT CHOICE
SYMBOLIC-INTERACTIONISM SCARCITY
WATER SARDINES
PSYCHOANALYSIS INSTITUTIONS
HERBERT BLOOMER
FLINT LOCKWOOD
217.In Economics, there is ____ because we all
know that individuals have unlimited
wants and needs.
218.In Rational Choice Theory, ___ is an
analytical tool to further elaborate on how
individual action or agency has further
enhanced our understanding of the nature
of society.
219.___deals with reality, trying to meet the
desires of the ID in a way that is socially
acceptable in the world.
220.___ is any form of constraint (formal or
informal) that human beings devise to
shape their action.
221.___is an organization founded for
religious, educational or social purposes.
222.In the movie Cloudy with a Chance of
Meatballs (2009), Flint Lockwood was able
to turn____ into food.
223.___ is a sociological theory that attempts
to explain why society functions the way it
does by focusing on relationships between
social institutions that makes up society.
224.The relationship of social institutions
mentioned in #7 is considered ____.
9-37. In the social classes in Marxism, ___ are
those who became wealthy while ____
worked along for hours for a little pay.
11. ___explains the individual in a society and
their interactions with others.
12. ___ is developed by Karl Marx in the 19th
century.
13. ___ is based on morals and judgments
about right and wrong.
14. ___ is the most basic part of the personality
developed by Sigmund Freud.
15. He coined the term Symbolic
Interactionism.
II. Enumeration
1-3 Give the 3 tenets explaining symbolic
interactionism
4-7 Features of Old Institutionalism
8-10 Variants of New Institutionalism
2nd QUARTER
SUMMATIVE TEST IN DISS
XXIX. Choose the correct answer
provided in the Clouds.
STRUCTURAL- FUNCTIONALISM
INTER-DEPENDENT ID
MARXISM EGO
BOURGEOISIE SUPEREGO
PROLETARIAT CHOICE
SYMBOLIC-INTERACTIONISM SCARCITY
WATER SARDINES
PSYCHOANALYSIS INSTITUTIONS
HERBERT BLOOMER
FLINT LOCKWOOD
225.In Economics, there is ____ because we all
know that individuals have unlimited
wants and needs.
226.In Rational Choice Theory, ___ is an
analytical tool to further elaborate on how
individual action or agency has further
enhanced our understanding of the nature
of society.
227.___deals with reality, trying to meet the
desires of the ID in a way that is socially
acceptable in the world.
228.___ is any form of constraint (formal or
informal) that human beings devise to
shape their action.
229.___is an organization founded for
religious, educational or social purposes.
230.In the movie Cloudy with a Chance of
Meatballs (2009), Flint Lockwood was able
to turn____ into food.
231.___ is a sociological theory that attempts
to explain why society functions the way it
does by focusing on relationships between
social institutions that makes up society.
232.The relationship of social institutions
mentioned in #7 is considered ____.
9-38. In the social classes in Marxism, ___ are
those who became wealthy while ____
worked along for hours for a little pay.
11. ___explains the individual in a society and
their interactions with others.
12. ___ is developed by Karl Marx in the 19th
century.
13. ___ is based on morals and judgments
about right and wrong.
14. ___ is the most basic part of the personality
developed by Sigmund Freud.
15. He coined the term Symbolic
Interactionism.
II. Enumeration
1-3 Give the 3 tenets explaining symbolic
interactionism
4-7 Features of Old Institutionalism
8-10 Variants of New Institutionalism
SUMMATIVE TEST IN DISS
XXX. Choose the correct answer
provided in the Clouds.
STRUCTURAL- FUNCTIONALISM
INTER-DEPENDENT ID
MARXISM EGO
BOURGEOISIE SUPEREGO
PROLETARIAT CHOICE
SYMBOLIC-INTERACTIONISM SCARCITY
WATER SARDINES
PSYCHOANALYSIS INSTITUTIONS
HERBERT BLOOMER
FLINT LOCKWOOD
233.In Economics, there is ____ because we all
know that individuals have unlimited
wants and needs.
234.In Rational Choice Theory, ___ is an
analytical tool to further elaborate on how
individual action or agency has further
enhanced our understanding of the nature
of society.
235.___deals with reality, trying to meet the
desires of the ID in a way that is socially
acceptable in the world.
236.___ is any form of constraint (formal or
informal) that human beings devise to
shape their action.
237.___is an organization founded for
religious, educational or social purposes.
238.In the movie Cloudy with a Chance of
Meatballs (2009), Flint Lockwood was able
to turn____ into food.
239.___ is a sociological theory that attempts
to explain why society functions the way it
does by focusing on relationships between
social institutions that makes up society.
240.The relationship of social institutions
mentioned in #7 is considered ____.
9-39. In the social classes in Marxism, ___ are
those who became wealthy while ____
worked along for hours for a little pay.
11. ___explains the individual in a society and
their interactions with others.
12. ___ is developed by Karl Marx in the 19th
century.
13. ___ is based on morals and judgments
about right and wrong.
14. ___ is the most basic part of the personality
developed by Sigmund Freud.
15. He coined the term Symbolic
Interactionism.
II. Enumeration
1-3 Give the 3 tenets explaining symbolic
interactionism
4-7 Features of Old Institutionalism
8-10 Variants of New Institutionalism
2nd QUARTER
SUMMATIVE TEST IN DISS
XXXI. Choose the correct answer
provided in the Clouds.
STRUCTURAL- FUNCTIONALISM
INTER-DEPENDENT ID
MARXISM EGO
BOURGEOISIE SUPEREGO
PROLETARIAT CHOICE
SYMBOLIC-INTERACTIONISM SCARCITY
WATER SARDINES
PSYCHOANALYSIS INSTITUTIONS
HERBERT BLOOMER
FLINT LOCKWOOD
241.In Economics, there is ____ because we all
know that individuals have unlimited
wants and needs.
242.In Rational Choice Theory, ___ is an
analytical tool to further elaborate on how
individual action or agency has further
enhanced our understanding of the nature
of society.
243.___deals with reality, trying to meet the
desires of the ID in a way that is socially
acceptable in the world.
244.___ is any form of constraint (formal or
informal) that human beings devise to
shape their action.
245.___is an organization founded for
religious, educational or social purposes.
246.In the movie Cloudy with a Chance of
Meatballs (2009), Flint Lockwood was able
to turn____ into food.
247.___ is a sociological theory that attempts
to explain why society functions the way it
does by focusing on relationships between
social institutions that makes up society.
248.The relationship of social institutions
mentioned in #7 is considered ____.
9-40. In the social classes in Marxism, ___ are
those who became wealthy while ____
worked along for hours for a little pay.
11. ___explains the individual in a society and
their interactions with others.
12. ___ is developed by Karl Marx in the 19th
century.
13. ___ is based on morals and judgments
about right and wrong.
14. ___ is the most basic part of the personality
developed by Sigmund Freud.
15. He coined the term Symbolic
Interactionism.
II. Enumeration
1-3 Give the 3 tenets explaining symbolic
interactionism
4-7 Features of Old Institutionalism
8-10 Variants of New Institutionalism
SUMMATIVE TEST IN DISS
XXXII. Choose the correct answer
provided in the Clouds.
STRUCTURAL- FUNCTIONALISM
INTER-DEPENDENT ID
MARXISM EGO
BOURGEOISIE SUPEREGO
PROLETARIAT CHOICE
SYMBOLIC-INTERACTIONISM SCARCITY
WATER SARDINES
PSYCHOANALYSIS INSTITUTIONS
HERBERT BLOOMER
FLINT LOCKWOOD
249.In Economics, there is ____ because we all
know that individuals have unlimited
wants and needs.
250.In Rational Choice Theory, ___ is an
analytical tool to further elaborate on how
individual action or agency has further
enhanced our understanding of the nature
of society.
251.___deals with reality, trying to meet the
desires of the ID in a way that is socially
acceptable in the world.
252.___ is any form of constraint (formal or
informal) that human beings devise to
shape their action.
253.___is an organization founded for
religious, educational or social purposes.
254.In the movie Cloudy with a Chance of
Meatballs (2009), Flint Lockwood was able
to turn____ into food.
255.___ is a sociological theory that attempts
to explain why society functions the way it
does by focusing on relationships between
social institutions that makes up society.
256.The relationship of social institutions
mentioned in #7 is considered ____.
9-41. In the social classes in Marxism, ___ are
those who became wealthy while ____
worked along for hours for a little pay.
11. ___explains the individual in a society and
their interactions with others.
12. ___ is developed by Karl Marx in the 19th
century.
13. ___ is based on morals and judgments
about right and wrong.
14. ___ is the most basic part of the personality
developed by Sigmund Freud.
15. He coined the term Symbolic
Interactionism.
II. Enumeration
1-3 Give the 3 tenets explaining symbolic
interactionism
4-7 Features of Old Institutionalism
8-10 Variants of New Institutionalism
2nd QUARTER
SUMMATIVE TEST IN DISS
XXXIII. Choose the correct answer
provided in the Clouds.
STRUCTURAL- FUNCTIONALISM
INTER-DEPENDENT ID
MARXISM EGO
BOURGEOISIE SUPEREGO
PROLETARIAT CHOICE
SYMBOLIC-INTERACTIONISM SCARCITY
WATER SARDINES
PSYCHOANALYSIS INSTITUTIONS
HERBERT BLOOMER
FLINT LOCKWOOD
257.In Economics, there is ____ because we all
know that individuals have unlimited
wants and needs.
258.In Rational Choice Theory, ___ is an
analytical tool to further elaborate on how
individual action or agency has further
enhanced our understanding of the nature
of society.
259.___deals with reality, trying to meet the
desires of the ID in a way that is socially
acceptable in the world.
260.___ is any form of constraint (formal or
informal) that human beings devise to
shape their action.
261.___is an organization founded for
religious, educational or social purposes.
262.In the movie Cloudy with a Chance of
Meatballs (2009), Flint Lockwood was able
to turn____ into food.
263.___ is a sociological theory that attempts
to explain why society functions the way it
does by focusing on relationships between
social institutions that makes up society.
264.The relationship of social institutions
mentioned in #7 is considered ____.
9-42. In the social classes in Marxism, ___ are
those who became wealthy while ____
worked along for hours for a little pay.
11. ___explains the individual in a society and
their interactions with others.
12. ___ is developed by Karl Marx in the 19th
century.
13. ___ is based on morals and judgments
about right and wrong.
14. ___ is the most basic part of the personality
developed by Sigmund Freud.
15. He coined the term Symbolic
Interactionism.
II. Enumeration
1-3 Give the 3 tenets explaining symbolic
interactionism
4-7 Features of Old Institutionalism
8-10 Variants of New Institutionalism
SUMMATIVE TEST IN DISS
XXXIV. Choose the correct answer
provided in the Clouds.
STRUCTURAL- FUNCTIONALISM
INTER-DEPENDENT ID
MARXISM EGO
BOURGEOISIE SUPEREGO
PROLETARIAT CHOICE
SYMBOLIC-INTERACTIONISM SCARCITY
WATER SARDINES
PSYCHOANALYSIS INSTITUTIONS
HERBERT BLOOMER
FLINT LOCKWOOD
265.In Economics, there is ____ because we all
know that individuals have unlimited
wants and needs.
266.In Rational Choice Theory, ___ is an
analytical tool to further elaborate on how
individual action or agency has further
enhanced our understanding of the nature
of society.
267.___deals with reality, trying to meet the
desires of the ID in a way that is socially
acceptable in the world.
268.___ is any form of constraint (formal or
informal) that human beings devise to
shape their action.
269.___is an organization founded for
religious, educational or social purposes.
270.In the movie Cloudy with a Chance of
Meatballs (2009), Flint Lockwood was able
to turn____ into food.
271.___ is a sociological theory that attempts
to explain why society functions the way it
does by focusing on relationships between
social institutions that makes up society.
272.The relationship of social institutions
mentioned in #7 is considered ____.
9-43. In the social classes in Marxism, ___ are
those who became wealthy while ____
worked along for hours for a little pay.
11. ___explains the individual in a society and
their interactions with others.
12. ___ is developed by Karl Marx in the 19th
century.
13. ___ is based on morals and judgments
about right and wrong.
14. ___ is the most basic part of the personality
developed by Sigmund Freud.
15. He coined the term Symbolic
Interactionism.
II. Enumeration
1-3 Give the 3 tenets explaining symbolic
interactionism
4-7 Features of Old Institutionalism
8-10 Variants of New Institutionalism
2nd QUARTER
SUMMATIVE TEST IN DISS
XXXV. Choose the correct answer
provided in the Clouds.
STRUCTURAL- FUNCTIONALISM
INTER-DEPENDENT ID
MARXISM EGO
BOURGEOISIE SUPEREGO
PROLETARIAT CHOICE
SYMBOLIC-INTERACTIONISM SCARCITY
WATER SARDINES
PSYCHOANALYSIS INSTITUTIONS
HERBERT BLOOMER
FLINT LOCKWOOD
273.In Economics, there is ____ because we all
know that individuals have unlimited
wants and needs.
274.In Rational Choice Theory, ___ is an
analytical tool to further elaborate on how
individual action or agency has further
enhanced our understanding of the nature
of society.
275.___deals with reality, trying to meet the
desires of the ID in a way that is socially
acceptable in the world.
276.___ is any form of constraint (formal or
informal) that human beings devise to
shape their action.
277.___is an organization founded for
religious, educational or social purposes.
278.In the movie Cloudy with a Chance of
Meatballs (2009), Flint Lockwood was able
to turn____ into food.
279.___ is a sociological theory that attempts
to explain why society functions the way it
does by focusing on relationships between
social institutions that makes up society.
280.The relationship of social institutions
mentioned in #7 is considered ____.
9-44. In the social classes in Marxism, ___ are
those who became wealthy while ____
worked along for hours for a little pay.
11. ___explains the individual in a society and
their interactions with others.
12. ___ is developed by Karl Marx in the 19th
century.
13. ___ is based on morals and judgments
about right and wrong.
14. ___ is the most basic part of the personality
developed by Sigmund Freud.
15. He coined the term Symbolic
Interactionism.
II. Enumeration
1-3 Give the 3 tenets explaining symbolic
interactionism
4-7 Features of Old Institutionalism
8-10 Variants of New Institutionalism
SUMMATIVE TEST IN DISS
XXXVI. Choose the correct answer
provided in the Clouds.
STRUCTURAL- FUNCTIONALISM
INTER-DEPENDENT ID
MARXISM EGO
BOURGEOISIE SUPEREGO
PROLETARIAT CHOICE
SYMBOLIC-INTERACTIONISM SCARCITY
WATER SARDINES
PSYCHOANALYSIS INSTITUTIONS
HERBERT BLOOMER
FLINT LOCKWOOD
281.In Economics, there is ____ because we all
know that individuals have unlimited
wants and needs.
282.In Rational Choice Theory, ___ is an
analytical tool to further elaborate on how
individual action or agency has further
enhanced our understanding of the nature
of society.
283.___deals with reality, trying to meet the
desires of the ID in a way that is socially
acceptable in the world.
284.___ is any form of constraint (formal or
informal) that human beings devise to
shape their action.
285.___is an organization founded for
religious, educational or social purposes.
286.In the movie Cloudy with a Chance of
Meatballs (2009), Flint Lockwood was able
to turn____ into food.
287.___ is a sociological theory that attempts
to explain why society functions the way it
does by focusing on relationships between
social institutions that makes up society.
288.The relationship of social institutions
mentioned in #7 is considered ____.
9-45. In the social classes in Marxism, ___ are
those who became wealthy while ____
worked along for hours for a little pay.
11. ___explains the individual in a society and
their interactions with others.
12. ___ is developed by Karl Marx in the 19th
century.
13. ___ is based on morals and judgments
about right and wrong.
14. ___ is the most basic part of the personality
developed by Sigmund Freud.
15. He coined the term Symbolic
Interactionism.
II. Enumeration
1-3 Give the 3 tenets explaining symbolic
interactionism
4-7 Features of Old Institutionalism
8-10 Variants of New Institutionalism
2nd QUARTER
SUMMATIVE TEST IN DISS
XXXVII. Choose the correct answer
provided in the Clouds.
STRUCTURAL- FUNCTIONALISM
INTER-DEPENDENT ID
MARXISM EGO
BOURGEOISIE SUPEREGO
PROLETARIAT CHOICE
SYMBOLIC-INTERACTIONISM SCARCITY
WATER SARDINES
PSYCHOANALYSIS INSTITUTIONS
HERBERT BLOOMER
FLINT LOCKWOOD
289.In Economics, there is ____ because we all
know that individuals have unlimited
wants and needs.
290.In Rational Choice Theory, ___ is an
analytical tool to further elaborate on how
individual action or agency has further
enhanced our understanding of the nature
of society.
291.___deals with reality, trying to meet the
desires of the ID in a way that is socially
acceptable in the world.
292.___ is any form of constraint (formal or
informal) that human beings devise to
shape their action.
293.___is an organization founded for
religious, educational or social purposes.
294.In the movie Cloudy with a Chance of
Meatballs (2009), Flint Lockwood was able
to turn____ into food.
295.___ is a sociological theory that attempts
to explain why society functions the way it
does by focusing on relationships between
social institutions that makes up society.
296.The relationship of social institutions
mentioned in #7 is considered ____.
9-46. In the social classes in Marxism, ___ are
those who became wealthy while ____
worked along for hours for a little pay.
11. ___explains the individual in a society and
their interactions with others.
12. ___ is developed by Karl Marx in the 19th
century.
13. ___ is based on morals and judgments
about right and wrong.
14. ___ is the most basic part of the personality
developed by Sigmund Freud.
15. He coined the term Symbolic
Interactionism.
II. Enumeration
1-3 Give the 3 tenets explaining symbolic
interactionism
4-7 Features of Old Institutionalism
8-10 Variants of New Institutionalism
SUMMATIVE TEST IN DISS
XXXVIII. Choose the correct answer
provided in the Clouds.
STRUCTURAL- FUNCTIONALISM
INTER-DEPENDENT ID
MARXISM EGO
BOURGEOISIE SUPEREGO
PROLETARIAT CHOICE
SYMBOLIC-INTERACTIONISM SCARCITY
WATER SARDINES
PSYCHOANALYSIS INSTITUTIONS
HERBERT BLOOMER
FLINT LOCKWOOD
297.In Economics, there is ____ because we all
know that individuals have unlimited
wants and needs.
298.In Rational Choice Theory, ___ is an
analytical tool to further elaborate on how
individual action or agency has further
enhanced our understanding of the nature
of society.
299.___deals with reality, trying to meet the
desires of the ID in a way that is socially
acceptable in the world.
300.___ is any form of constraint (formal or
informal) that human beings devise to
shape their action.
301.___is an organization founded for
religious, educational or social purposes.
302.In the movie Cloudy with a Chance of
Meatballs (2009), Flint Lockwood was able
to turn____ into food.
303.___ is a sociological theory that attempts
to explain why society functions the way it
does by focusing on relationships between
social institutions that makes up society.
304.The relationship of social institutions
mentioned in #7 is considered ____.
9-47. In the social classes in Marxism, ___ are
those who became wealthy while ____
worked along for hours for a little pay.
11. ___explains the individual in a society and
their interactions with others.
12. ___ is developed by Karl Marx in the 19th
century.
13. ___ is based on morals and judgments
about right and wrong.
14. ___ is the most basic part of the personality
developed by Sigmund Freud.
15. He coined the term Symbolic
Interactionism.
II. Enumeration
1-3 Give the 3 tenets explaining symbolic
interactionism
4-7 Features of Old Institutionalism
8-10 Variants of New Institutionalism
2nd QUARTER
SUMMATIVE TEST IN DISS
XXXIX. Choose the correct answer
provided in the Clouds.
STRUCTURAL- FUNCTIONALISM
INTER-DEPENDENT ID
MARXISM EGO
BOURGEOISIE SUPEREGO
PROLETARIAT CHOICE
SYMBOLIC-INTERACTIONISM SCARCITY
WATER SARDINES
PSYCHOANALYSIS INSTITUTIONS
HERBERT BLOOMER
FLINT LOCKWOOD
305.In Economics, there is ____ because we all
know that individuals have unlimited
wants and needs.
306.In Rational Choice Theory, ___ is an
analytical tool to further elaborate on how
individual action or agency has further
enhanced our understanding of the nature
of society.
307.___deals with reality, trying to meet the
desires of the ID in a way that is socially
acceptable in the world.
308.___ is any form of constraint (formal or
informal) that human beings devise to
shape their action.
309.___is an organization founded for
religious, educational or social purposes.
310.In the movie Cloudy with a Chance of
Meatballs (2009), Flint Lockwood was able
to turn____ into food.
311.___ is a sociological theory that attempts
to explain why society functions the way it
does by focusing on relationships between
social institutions that makes up society.
312.The relationship of social institutions
mentioned in #7 is considered ____.
9-48. In the social classes in Marxism, ___ are
those who became wealthy while ____
worked along for hours for a little pay.
11. ___explains the individual in a society and
their interactions with others.
12. ___ is developed by Karl Marx in the 19th
century.
13. ___ is based on morals and judgments
about right and wrong.
14. ___ is the most basic part of the personality
developed by Sigmund Freud.
15. He coined the term Symbolic
Interactionism.
II. Enumeration
1-3 Give the 3 tenets explaining symbolic
interactionism
4-7 Features of Old Institutionalism
8-10 Variants of New Institutionalism
SUMMATIVE TEST IN DISS
XL. Choose the correct answer
provided in the Clouds.
STRUCTURAL- FUNCTIONALISM
INTER-DEPENDENT ID
MARXISM EGO
BOURGEOISIE SUPEREGO
PROLETARIAT CHOICE
SYMBOLIC-INTERACTIONISM SCARCITY
WATER SARDINES
PSYCHOANALYSIS INSTITUTIONS
HERBERT BLOOMER
FLINT LOCKWOOD
313.In Economics, there is ____ because we all
know that individuals have unlimited
wants and needs.
314.In Rational Choice Theory, ___ is an
analytical tool to further elaborate on how
individual action or agency has further
enhanced our understanding of the nature
of society.
315.___deals with reality, trying to meet the
desires of the ID in a way that is socially
acceptable in the world.
316.___ is any form of constraint (formal or
informal) that human beings devise to
shape their action.
317.___is an organization founded for
religious, educational or social purposes.
318.In the movie Cloudy with a Chance of
Meatballs (2009), Flint Lockwood was able
to turn____ into food.
319.___ is a sociological theory that attempts
to explain why society functions the way it
does by focusing on relationships between
social institutions that makes up society.
320.The relationship of social institutions
mentioned in #7 is considered ____.
9-49. In the social classes in Marxism, ___ are
those who became wealthy while ____
worked along for hours for a little pay.
11. ___explains the individual in a society and
their interactions with others.
12. ___ is developed by Karl Marx in the 19th
century.
13. ___ is based on morals and judgments
about right and wrong.
14. ___ is the most basic part of the personality
developed by Sigmund Freud.
15. He coined the term Symbolic
Interactionism.
II. Enumeration
1-3 Give the 3 tenets explaining symbolic
interactionism
4-7 Features of Old Institutionalism
8-10 Variants of New Institutionalism
2nd QUARTER
SUMMATIVE TEST IN DISS
XLI. Choose the correct answer
provided in the Clouds.
STRUCTURAL- FUNCTIONALISM
INTER-DEPENDENT ID
MARXISM EGO
BOURGEOISIE SUPEREGO
PROLETARIAT CHOICE
SYMBOLIC-INTERACTIONISM SCARCITY
WATER SARDINES
PSYCHOANALYSIS INSTITUTIONS
HERBERT BLOOMER
FLINT LOCKWOOD
321.In Economics, there is ____ because we all
know that individuals have unlimited
wants and needs.
322.In Rational Choice Theory, ___ is an
analytical tool to further elaborate on how
individual action or agency has further
enhanced our understanding of the nature
of society.
323.___deals with reality, trying to meet the
desires of the ID in a way that is socially
acceptable in the world.
324.___ is any form of constraint (formal or
informal) that human beings devise to
shape their action.
325.___is an organization founded for
religious, educational or social purposes.
326.In the movie Cloudy with a Chance of
Meatballs (2009), Flint Lockwood was able
to turn____ into food.
327.___ is a sociological theory that attempts
to explain why society functions the way it
does by focusing on relationships between
social institutions that makes up society.
328.The relationship of social institutions
mentioned in #7 is considered ____.
9-50. In the social classes in Marxism, ___ are
those who became wealthy while ____
worked along for hours for a little pay.
11. ___explains the individual in a society and
their interactions with others.
12. ___ is developed by Karl Marx in the 19th
century.
13. ___ is based on morals and judgments
about right and wrong.
14. ___ is the most basic part of the personality
developed by Sigmund Freud.
15. He coined the term Symbolic
Interactionism.
II. Enumeration
1-3 Give the 3 tenets explaining symbolic
interactionism
4-7 Features of Old Institutionalism
8-10 Variants of New Institutionalism
SUMMATIVE TEST IN DISS
XLII. Choose the correct answer
provided in the Clouds.
STRUCTURAL- FUNCTIONALISM
INTER-DEPENDENT ID
MARXISM EGO
BOURGEOISIE SUPEREGO
PROLETARIAT CHOICE
SYMBOLIC-INTERACTIONISM SCARCITY
WATER SARDINES
PSYCHOANALYSIS INSTITUTIONS
HERBERT BLOOMER
FLINT LOCKWOOD
329.In Economics, there is ____ because we all
know that individuals have unlimited
wants and needs.
330.In Rational Choice Theory, ___ is an
analytical tool to further elaborate on how
individual action or agency has further
enhanced our understanding of the nature
of society.
331.___deals with reality, trying to meet the
desires of the ID in a way that is socially
acceptable in the world.
332.___ is any form of constraint (formal or
informal) that human beings devise to
shape their action.
333.___is an organization founded for
religious, educational or social purposes.
334.In the movie Cloudy with a Chance of
Meatballs (2009), Flint Lockwood was able
to turn____ into food.
335.___ is a sociological theory that attempts
to explain why society functions the way it
does by focusing on relationships between
social institutions that makes up society.
336.The relationship of social institutions
mentioned in #7 is considered ____.
9-51. In the social classes in Marxism, ___ are
those who became wealthy while ____
worked along for hours for a little pay.
11. ___explains the individual in a society and
their interactions with others.
12. ___ is developed by Karl Marx in the 19th
century.
13. ___ is based on morals and judgments
about right and wrong.
14. ___ is the most basic part of the personality
developed by Sigmund Freud.
15. He coined the term Symbolic
Interactionism.
II. Enumeration
1-3 Give the 3 tenets explaining symbolic
interactionism
4-7 Features of Old Institutionalism
8-10 Variants of New Institutionalism
2nd QUARTER
SUMMATIVE TEST IN DISS
XLIII. Choose the correct answer
provided in the Clouds.
STRUCTURAL- FUNCTIONALISM
INTER-DEPENDENT ID
MARXISM EGO
BOURGEOISIE SUPEREGO
PROLETARIAT CHOICE
SYMBOLIC-INTERACTIONISM SCARCITY
WATER SARDINES
PSYCHOANALYSIS INSTITUTIONS
HERBERT BLOOMER
FLINT LOCKWOOD
337.In Economics, there is ____ because we all
know that individuals have unlimited
wants and needs.
338.In Rational Choice Theory, ___ is an
analytical tool to further elaborate on how
individual action or agency has further
enhanced our understanding of the nature
of society.
339.___deals with reality, trying to meet the
desires of the ID in a way that is socially
acceptable in the world.
340.___ is any form of constraint (formal or
informal) that human beings devise to
shape their action.
341.___is an organization founded for
religious, educational or social purposes.
342.In the movie Cloudy with a Chance of
Meatballs (2009), Flint Lockwood was able
to turn____ into food.
343.___ is a sociological theory that attempts
to explain why society functions the way it
does by focusing on relationships between
social institutions that makes up society.
344.The relationship of social institutions
mentioned in #7 is considered ____.
9-52. In the social classes in Marxism, ___ are
those who became wealthy while ____
worked along for hours for a little pay.
11. ___explains the individual in a society and
their interactions with others.
12. ___ is developed by Karl Marx in the 19th
century.
13. ___ is based on morals and judgments
about right and wrong.
14. ___ is the most basic part of the personality
developed by Sigmund Freud.
15. He coined the term Symbolic
Interactionism.
II. Enumeration
1-3 Give the 3 tenets explaining symbolic
interactionism
4-7 Features of Old Institutionalism
8-10 Variants of New Institutionalism
SUMMATIVE TEST IN DISS
XLIV. Choose the correct answer
provided in the Clouds.
STRUCTURAL- FUNCTIONALISM
INTER-DEPENDENT ID
MARXISM EGO
BOURGEOISIE SUPEREGO
PROLETARIAT CHOICE
SYMBOLIC-INTERACTIONISM SCARCITY
WATER SARDINES
PSYCHOANALYSIS INSTITUTIONS
HERBERT BLOOMER
FLINT LOCKWOOD
345.In Economics, there is ____ because we all
know that individuals have unlimited
wants and needs.
346.In Rational Choice Theory, ___ is an
analytical tool to further elaborate on how
individual action or agency has further
enhanced our understanding of the nature
of society.
347.___deals with reality, trying to meet the
desires of the ID in a way that is socially
acceptable in the world.
348.___ is any form of constraint (formal or
informal) that human beings devise to
shape their action.
349.___is an organization founded for
religious, educational or social purposes.
350.In the movie Cloudy with a Chance of
Meatballs (2009), Flint Lockwood was able
to turn____ into food.
351.___ is a sociological theory that attempts
to explain why society functions the way it
does by focusing on relationships between
social institutions that makes up society.
352.The relationship of social institutions
mentioned in #7 is considered ____.
9-53. In the social classes in Marxism, ___ are
those who became wealthy while ____
worked along for hours for a little pay.
11. ___explains the individual in a society and
their interactions with others.
12. ___ is developed by Karl Marx in the 19th
century.
13. ___ is based on morals and judgments
about right and wrong.
14. ___ is the most basic part of the personality
developed by Sigmund Freud.
15. He coined the term Symbolic
Interactionism.
II. Enumeration
1-3 Give the 3 tenets explaining symbolic
interactionism
4-7 Features of Old Institutionalism
8-10 Variants of New Institutionalism
2nd QUARTER
SUMMATIVE TEST IN DISS
XLV. Choose the correct answer
provided in the Clouds.
STRUCTURAL- FUNCTIONALISM
INTER-DEPENDENT ID
MARXISM EGO
BOURGEOISIE SUPEREGO
PROLETARIAT CHOICE
SYMBOLIC-INTERACTIONISM SCARCITY
WATER SARDINES
PSYCHOANALYSIS INSTITUTIONS
HERBERT BLOOMER
FLINT LOCKWOOD
353.In Economics, there is ____ because we all
know that individuals have unlimited
wants and needs.
354.In Rational Choice Theory, ___ is an
analytical tool to further elaborate on how
individual action or agency has further
enhanced our understanding of the nature
of society.
355.___deals with reality, trying to meet the
desires of the ID in a way that is socially
acceptable in the world.
356.___ is any form of constraint (formal or
informal) that human beings devise to
shape their action.
357.___is an organization founded for
religious, educational or social purposes.
358.In the movie Cloudy with a Chance of
Meatballs (2009), Flint Lockwood was able
to turn____ into food.
359.___ is a sociological theory that attempts
to explain why society functions the way it
does by focusing on relationships between
social institutions that makes up society.
360.The relationship of social institutions
mentioned in #7 is considered ____.
9-54. In the social classes in Marxism, ___ are
those who became wealthy while ____
worked along for hours for a little pay.
11. ___explains the individual in a society and
their interactions with others.
12. ___ is developed by Karl Marx in the 19th
century.
13. ___ is based on morals and judgments
about right and wrong.
14. ___ is the most basic part of the personality
developed by Sigmund Freud.
15. He coined the term Symbolic
Interactionism.
II. Enumeration
1-3 Give the 3 tenets explaining symbolic
interactionism
4-7 Features of Old Institutionalism
8-10 Variants of New Institutionalism
SUMMATIVE TEST IN DISS
XLVI. Choose the correct answer
provided in the Clouds.
STRUCTURAL- FUNCTIONALISM
INTER-DEPENDENT ID
MARXISM EGO
BOURGEOISIE SUPEREGO
PROLETARIAT CHOICE
SYMBOLIC-INTERACTIONISM SCARCITY
WATER SARDINES
PSYCHOANALYSIS INSTITUTIONS
HERBERT BLOOMER
FLINT LOCKWOOD
361.In Economics, there is ____ because we all
know that individuals have unlimited
wants and needs.
362.In Rational Choice Theory, ___ is an
analytical tool to further elaborate on how
individual action or agency has further
enhanced our understanding of the nature
of society.
363.___deals with reality, trying to meet the
desires of the ID in a way that is socially
acceptable in the world.
364.___ is any form of constraint (formal or
informal) that human beings devise to
shape their action.
365.___is an organization founded for
religious, educational or social purposes.
366.In the movie Cloudy with a Chance of
Meatballs (2009), Flint Lockwood was able
to turn____ into food.
367.___ is a sociological theory that attempts
to explain why society functions the way it
does by focusing on relationships between
social institutions that makes up society.
368.The relationship of social institutions
mentioned in #7 is considered ____.
9-55. In the social classes in Marxism, ___ are
those who became wealthy while ____
worked along for hours for a little pay.
11. ___explains the individual in a society and
their interactions with others.
12. ___ is developed by Karl Marx in the 19th
century.
13. ___ is based on morals and judgments
about right and wrong.
14. ___ is the most basic part of the personality
developed by Sigmund Freud.
15. He coined the term Symbolic
Interactionism.
II. Enumeration
1-3 Give the 3 tenets explaining symbolic
interactionism
4-7 Features of Old Institutionalism
8-10 Variants of New Institutionalism
2nd QUARTER
SUMMATIVE TEST IN DISS
XLVII. Choose the correct answer
provided in the Clouds.
STRUCTURAL- FUNCTIONALISM
INTER-DEPENDENT ID
MARXISM EGO
BOURGEOISIE SUPEREGO
PROLETARIAT CHOICE
SYMBOLIC-INTERACTIONISM SCARCITY
WATER SARDINES
PSYCHOANALYSIS INSTITUTIONS
HERBERT BLOOMER
FLINT LOCKWOOD
369.In Economics, there is ____ because we all
know that individuals have unlimited
wants and needs.
370.In Rational Choice Theory, ___ is an
analytical tool to further elaborate on how
individual action or agency has further
enhanced our understanding of the nature
of society.
371.___deals with reality, trying to meet the
desires of the ID in a way that is socially
acceptable in the world.
372.___ is any form of constraint (formal or
informal) that human beings devise to
shape their action.
373.___is an organization founded for
religious, educational or social purposes.
374.In the movie Cloudy with a Chance of
Meatballs (2009), Flint Lockwood was able
to turn____ into food.
375.___ is a sociological theory that attempts
to explain why society functions the way it
does by focusing on relationships between
social institutions that makes up society.
376.The relationship of social institutions
mentioned in #7 is considered ____.
9-56. In the social classes in Marxism, ___ are
those who became wealthy while ____
worked along for hours for a little pay.
11. ___explains the individual in a society and
their interactions with others.
12. ___ is developed by Karl Marx in the 19th
century.
13. ___ is based on morals and judgments
about right and wrong.
14. ___ is the most basic part of the personality
developed by Sigmund Freud.
15. He coined the term Symbolic
Interactionism.
II. Enumeration
1-3 Give the 3 tenets explaining symbolic
interactionism
4-7 Features of Old Institutionalism
8-10 Variants of New Institutionalism
SUMMATIVE TEST IN DISS
XLVIII. Choose the correct answer
provided in the Clouds.
STRUCTURAL- FUNCTIONALISM
INTER-DEPENDENT ID
MARXISM EGO
BOURGEOISIE SUPEREGO
PROLETARIAT CHOICE
SYMBOLIC-INTERACTIONISM SCARCITY
WATER SARDINES
PSYCHOANALYSIS INSTITUTIONS
HERBERT BLOOMER
FLINT LOCKWOOD
377.In Economics, there is ____ because we all
know that individuals have unlimited
wants and needs.
378.In Rational Choice Theory, ___ is an
analytical tool to further elaborate on how
individual action or agency has further
enhanced our understanding of the nature
of society.
379.___deals with reality, trying to meet the
desires of the ID in a way that is socially
acceptable in the world.
380.___ is any form of constraint (formal or
informal) that human beings devise to
shape their action.
381.___is an organization founded for
religious, educational or social purposes.
382.In the movie Cloudy with a Chance of
Meatballs (2009), Flint Lockwood was able
to turn____ into food.
383.___ is a sociological theory that attempts
to explain why society functions the way it
does by focusing on relationships between
social institutions that makes up society.
384.The relationship of social institutions
mentioned in #7 is considered ____.
9-57. In the social classes in Marxism, ___ are
those who became wealthy while ____
worked along for hours for a little pay.
11. ___explains the individual in a society and
their interactions with others.
12. ___ is developed by Karl Marx in the 19th
century.
13. ___ is based on morals and judgments
about right and wrong.
14. ___ is the most basic part of the personality
developed by Sigmund Freud.
15. He coined the term Symbolic
Interactionism.
II. Enumeration
1-3 Give the 3 tenets explaining symbolic
interactionism
4-7 Features of Old Institutionalism
8-10 Variants of New Institutionalism
2nd QUARTER
SUMMATIVE TEST IN DISS
XLIX. Choose the correct answer
provided in the Clouds.
STRUCTURAL- FUNCTIONALISM
INTER-DEPENDENT ID
MARXISM EGO
BOURGEOISIE SUPEREGO
PROLETARIAT CHOICE
SYMBOLIC-INTERACTIONISM SCARCITY
WATER SARDINES
PSYCHOANALYSIS INSTITUTIONS
HERBERT BLOOMER
FLINT LOCKWOOD
385.In Economics, there is ____ because we all
know that individuals have unlimited
wants and needs.
386.In Rational Choice Theory, ___ is an
analytical tool to further elaborate on how
individual action or agency has further
enhanced our understanding of the nature
of society.
387.___deals with reality, trying to meet the
desires of the ID in a way that is socially
acceptable in the world.
388.___ is any form of constraint (formal or
informal) that human beings devise to
shape their action.
389.___is an organization founded for
religious, educational or social purposes.
390.In the movie Cloudy with a Chance of
Meatballs (2009), Flint Lockwood was able
to turn____ into food.
391.___ is a sociological theory that attempts
to explain why society functions the way it
does by focusing on relationships between
social institutions that makes up society.
392.The relationship of social institutions
mentioned in #7 is considered ____.
9-58. In the social classes in Marxism, ___ are
those who became wealthy while ____
worked along for hours for a little pay.
11. ___explains the individual in a society and
their interactions with others.
12. ___ is developed by Karl Marx in the 19th
century.
13. ___ is based on morals and judgments
about right and wrong.
14. ___ is the most basic part of the personality
developed by Sigmund Freud.
15. He coined the term Symbolic
Interactionism.
II. Enumeration
1-3 Give the 3 tenets explaining symbolic
interactionism
4-7 Features of Old Institutionalism
8-10 Variants of New Institutionalism
SUMMATIVE TEST IN DISS
L. Choose the correct answer
provided in the Clouds.
STRUCTURAL- FUNCTIONALISM
INTER-DEPENDENT ID
MARXISM EGO
BOURGEOISIE SUPEREGO
PROLETARIAT CHOICE
SYMBOLIC-INTERACTIONISM SCARCITY
WATER SARDINES
PSYCHOANALYSIS INSTITUTIONS
HERBERT BLOOMER
FLINT LOCKWOOD
393.In Economics, there is ____ because we all
know that individuals have unlimited
wants and needs.
394.In Rational Choice Theory, ___ is an
analytical tool to further elaborate on how
individual action or agency has further
enhanced our understanding of the nature
of society.
395.___deals with reality, trying to meet the
desires of the ID in a way that is socially
acceptable in the world.
396.___ is any form of constraint (formal or
informal) that human beings devise to
shape their action.
397.___is an organization founded for
religious, educational or social purposes.
398.In the movie Cloudy with a Chance of
Meatballs (2009), Flint Lockwood was able
to turn____ into food.
399.___ is a sociological theory that attempts
to explain why society functions the way it
does by focusing on relationships between
social institutions that makes up society.
400.The relationship of social institutions
mentioned in #7 is considered ____.
9-59. In the social classes in Marxism, ___ are
those who became wealthy while ____
worked along for hours for a little pay.
11. ___explains the individual in a society and
their interactions with others.
12. ___ is developed by Karl Marx in the 19th
century.
13. ___ is based on morals and judgments
about right and wrong.
14. ___ is the most basic part of the personality
developed by Sigmund Freud.
15. He coined the term Symbolic
Interactionism.
II. Enumeration
1-3 Give the 3 tenets explaining symbolic
interactionism
4-7 Features of Old Institutionalism
8-10 Variants of New Institutionalism
2nd QUARTER
SUMMATIVE TEST IN DISS
LI. Choose the correct answer
provided in the Clouds.
STRUCTURAL- FUNCTIONALISM
INTER-DEPENDENT ID
MARXISM EGO
BOURGEOISIE SUPEREGO
PROLETARIAT CHOICE
SYMBOLIC-INTERACTIONISM SCARCITY
WATER SARDINES
PSYCHOANALYSIS INSTITUTIONS
HERBERT BLOOMER
FLINT LOCKWOOD
401.In Economics, there is ____ because we all
know that individuals have unlimited
wants and needs.
402.In Rational Choice Theory, ___ is an
analytical tool to further elaborate on how
individual action or agency has further
enhanced our understanding of the nature
of society.
403.___deals with reality, trying to meet the
desires of the ID in a way that is socially
acceptable in the world.
404.___ is any form of constraint (formal or
informal) that human beings devise to
shape their action.
405.___is an organization founded for
religious, educational or social purposes.
406.In the movie Cloudy with a Chance of
Meatballs (2009), Flint Lockwood was able
to turn____ into food.
407.___ is a sociological theory that attempts
to explain why society functions the way it
does by focusing on relationships between
social institutions that makes up society.
408.The relationship of social institutions
mentioned in #7 is considered ____.
9-60. In the social classes in Marxism, ___ are
those who became wealthy while ____
worked along for hours for a little pay.
11. ___explains the individual in a society and
their interactions with others.
12. ___ is developed by Karl Marx in the 19th
century.
13. ___ is based on morals and judgments
about right and wrong.
14. ___ is the most basic part of the personality
developed by Sigmund Freud.
15. He coined the term Symbolic
Interactionism.
II. Enumeration
1-3 Give the 3 tenets explaining symbolic
interactionism
4-7 Features of Old Institutionalism
8-10 Variants of New Institutionalism
SUMMATIVE TEST IN DISS
LII. Choose the correct answer
provided in the Clouds.
STRUCTURAL- FUNCTIONALISM
INTER-DEPENDENT ID
MARXISM EGO
BOURGEOISIE SUPEREGO
PROLETARIAT CHOICE
SYMBOLIC-INTERACTIONISM SCARCITY
WATER SARDINES
PSYCHOANALYSIS INSTITUTIONS
HERBERT BLOOMER
FLINT LOCKWOOD
409.In Economics, there is ____ because we all
know that individuals have unlimited
wants and needs.
410.In Rational Choice Theory, ___ is an
analytical tool to further elaborate on how
individual action or agency has further
enhanced our understanding of the nature
of society.
411.___deals with reality, trying to meet the
desires of the ID in a way that is socially
acceptable in the world.
412.___ is any form of constraint (formal or
informal) that human beings devise to
shape their action.
413.___is an organization founded for
religious, educational or social purposes.
414.In the movie Cloudy with a Chance of
Meatballs (2009), Flint Lockwood was able
to turn____ into food.
415.___ is a sociological theory that attempts
to explain why society functions the way it
does by focusing on relationships between
social institutions that makes up society.
416.The relationship of social institutions
mentioned in #7 is considered ____.
9-61. In the social classes in Marxism, ___ are
those who became wealthy while ____
worked along for hours for a little pay.
11. ___explains the individual in a society and
their interactions with others.
12. ___ is developed by Karl Marx in the 19th
century.
13. ___ is based on morals and judgments
about right and wrong.
14. ___ is the most basic part of the personality
developed by Sigmund Freud.
15. He coined the term Symbolic
Interactionism.
II. Enumeration
1-3 Give the 3 tenets explaining symbolic
interactionism
4-7 Features of Old Institutionalism
8-10 Variants of New Institutionalism
2nd QUARTER
SUMMATIVE TEST IN DISS
LIII. Choose the correct answer
provided in the Clouds.
STRUCTURAL- FUNCTIONALISM
INTER-DEPENDENT ID
MARXISM EGO
BOURGEOISIE SUPEREGO
PROLETARIAT CHOICE
SYMBOLIC-INTERACTIONISM SCARCITY
WATER SARDINES
PSYCHOANALYSIS INSTITUTIONS
HERBERT BLOOMER
FLINT LOCKWOOD
417.In Economics, there is ____ because we all
know that individuals have unlimited
wants and needs.
418.In Rational Choice Theory, ___ is an
analytical tool to further elaborate on how
individual action or agency has further
enhanced our understanding of the nature
of society.
419.___deals with reality, trying to meet the
desires of the ID in a way that is socially
acceptable in the world.
420.___ is any form of constraint (formal or
informal) that human beings devise to
shape their action.
421.___is an organization founded for
religious, educational or social purposes.
422.In the movie Cloudy with a Chance of
Meatballs (2009), Flint Lockwood was able
to turn____ into food.
423.___ is a sociological theory that attempts
to explain why society functions the way it
does by focusing on relationships between
social institutions that makes up society.
424.The relationship of social institutions
mentioned in #7 is considered ____.
9-62. In the social classes in Marxism, ___ are
those who became wealthy while ____
worked along for hours for a little pay.
11. ___explains the individual in a society and
their interactions with others.
12. ___ is developed by Karl Marx in the 19th
century.
13. ___ is based on morals and judgments
about right and wrong.
14. ___ is the most basic part of the personality
developed by Sigmund Freud.
15. He coined the term Symbolic
Interactionism.
II. Enumeration
1-3 Give the 3 tenets explaining symbolic
interactionism
4-7 Features of Old Institutionalism
8-10 Variants of New Institutionalism
SUMMATIVE TEST IN DISS
LIV. Choose the correct answer
provided in the Clouds.
STRUCTURAL- FUNCTIONALISM
INTER-DEPENDENT ID
MARXISM EGO
BOURGEOISIE SUPEREGO
PROLETARIAT CHOICE
SYMBOLIC-INTERACTIONISM SCARCITY
WATER SARDINES
PSYCHOANALYSIS INSTITUTIONS
HERBERT BLOOMER
FLINT LOCKWOOD
425.In Economics, there is ____ because we all
know that individuals have unlimited
wants and needs.
426.In Rational Choice Theory, ___ is an
analytical tool to further elaborate on how
individual action or agency has further
enhanced our understanding of the nature
of society.
427.___deals with reality, trying to meet the
desires of the ID in a way that is socially
acceptable in the world.
428.___ is any form of constraint (formal or
informal) that human beings devise to
shape their action.
429.___is an organization founded for
religious, educational or social purposes.
430.In the movie Cloudy with a Chance of
Meatballs (2009), Flint Lockwood was able
to turn____ into food.
431.___ is a sociological theory that attempts
to explain why society functions the way it
does by focusing on relationships between
social institutions that makes up society.
432.The relationship of social institutions
mentioned in #7 is considered ____.
9-63. In the social classes in Marxism, ___ are
those who became wealthy while ____
worked along for hours for a little pay.
11. ___explains the individual in a society and
their interactions with others.
12. ___ is developed by Karl Marx in the 19th
century.
13. ___ is based on morals and judgments
about right and wrong.
14. ___ is the most basic part of the personality
developed by Sigmund Freud.
15. He coined the term Symbolic
Interactionism.
II. Enumeration
1-3 Give the 3 tenets explaining symbolic
interactionism
4-7 Features of Old Institutionalism
8-10 Variants of New Institutionalism
2nd QUARTER
SUMMATIVE TEST IN DISS
LV. Choose the correct answer
provided in the Clouds.
STRUCTURAL- FUNCTIONALISM
INTER-DEPENDENT ID
MARXISM EGO
BOURGEOISIE SUPEREGO
PROLETARIAT CHOICE
SYMBOLIC-INTERACTIONISM SCARCITY
WATER SARDINES
PSYCHOANALYSIS INSTITUTIONS
HERBERT BLOOMER
FLINT LOCKWOOD
433.In Economics, there is ____ because we all
know that individuals have unlimited
wants and needs.
434.In Rational Choice Theory, ___ is an
analytical tool to further elaborate on how
individual action or agency has further
enhanced our understanding of the nature
of society.
435.___deals with reality, trying to meet the
desires of the ID in a way that is socially
acceptable in the world.
436.___ is any form of constraint (formal or
informal) that human beings devise to
shape their action.
437.___is an organization founded for
religious, educational or social purposes.
438.In the movie Cloudy with a Chance of
Meatballs (2009), Flint Lockwood was able
to turn____ into food.
439.___ is a sociological theory that attempts
to explain why society functions the way it
does by focusing on relationships between
social institutions that makes up society.
440.The relationship of social institutions
mentioned in #7 is considered ____.
9-64. In the social classes in Marxism, ___ are
those who became wealthy while ____
worked along for hours for a little pay.
11. ___explains the individual in a society and
their interactions with others.
12. ___ is developed by Karl Marx in the 19th
century.
13. ___ is based on morals and judgments
about right and wrong.
14. ___ is the most basic part of the personality
developed by Sigmund Freud.
15. He coined the term Symbolic
Interactionism.
II. Enumeration
1-3 Give the 3 tenets explaining symbolic
interactionism
4-7 Features of Old Institutionalism
8-10 Variants of New Institutionalism
SUMMATIVE TEST IN DISS
LVI. Choose the correct answer
provided in the Clouds.
STRUCTURAL- FUNCTIONALISM
INTER-DEPENDENT ID
MARXISM EGO
BOURGEOISIE SUPEREGO
PROLETARIAT CHOICE
SYMBOLIC-INTERACTIONISM SCARCITY
WATER SARDINES
PSYCHOANALYSIS INSTITUTIONS
HERBERT BLOOMER
FLINT LOCKWOOD
441.In Economics, there is ____ because we all
know that individuals have unlimited
wants and needs.
442.In Rational Choice Theory, ___ is an
analytical tool to further elaborate on how
individual action or agency has further
enhanced our understanding of the nature
of society.
443.___deals with reality, trying to meet the
desires of the ID in a way that is socially
acceptable in the world.
444.___ is any form of constraint (formal or
informal) that human beings devise to
shape their action.
445.___is an organization founded for
religious, educational or social purposes.
446.In the movie Cloudy with a Chance of
Meatballs (2009), Flint Lockwood was able
to turn____ into food.
447.___ is a sociological theory that attempts
to explain why society functions the way it
does by focusing on relationships between
social institutions that makes up society.
448.The relationship of social institutions
mentioned in #7 is considered ____.
9-65. In the social classes in Marxism, ___ are
those who became wealthy while ____
worked along for hours for a little pay.
11. ___explains the individual in a society and
their interactions with others.
12. ___ is developed by Karl Marx in the 19th
century.
13. ___ is based on morals and judgments
about right and wrong.
14. ___ is the most basic part of the personality
developed by Sigmund Freud.
15. He coined the term Symbolic
Interactionism.
II. Enumeration
1-3 Give the 3 tenets explaining symbolic
interactionism
4-7 Features of Old Institutionalism
8-10 Variants of New Institutionalism
2nd QUARTER
SUMMATIVE TEST IN DISS
LVII. Choose the correct answer
provided in the Clouds.
STRUCTURAL- FUNCTIONALISM
INTER-DEPENDENT ID
MARXISM EGO
BOURGEOISIE SUPEREGO
PROLETARIAT CHOICE
SYMBOLIC-INTERACTIONISM SCARCITY
WATER SARDINES
PSYCHOANALYSIS INSTITUTIONS
HERBERT BLOOMER
FLINT LOCKWOOD
449.In Economics, there is ____ because we all
know that individuals have unlimited
wants and needs.
450.In Rational Choice Theory, ___ is an
analytical tool to further elaborate on how
individual action or agency has further
enhanced our understanding of the nature
of society.
451.___deals with reality, trying to meet the
desires of the ID in a way that is socially
acceptable in the world.
452.___ is any form of constraint (formal or
informal) that human beings devise to
shape their action.
453.___is an organization founded for
religious, educational or social purposes.
454.In the movie Cloudy with a Chance of
Meatballs (2009), Flint Lockwood was able
to turn____ into food.
455.___ is a sociological theory that attempts
to explain why society functions the way it
does by focusing on relationships between
social institutions that makes up society.
456.The relationship of social institutions
mentioned in #7 is considered ____.
9-66. In the social classes in Marxism, ___ are
those who became wealthy while ____
worked along for hours for a little pay.
11. ___explains the individual in a society and
their interactions with others.
12. ___ is developed by Karl Marx in the 19th
century.
13. ___ is based on morals and judgments
about right and wrong.
14. ___ is the most basic part of the personality
developed by Sigmund Freud.
15. He coined the term Symbolic
Interactionism.
II. Enumeration
1-3 Give the 3 tenets explaining symbolic
interactionism
4-7 Features of Old Institutionalism
8-10 Variants of New Institutionalism
SUMMATIVE TEST IN DISS
LVIII. Choose the correct answer
provided in the Clouds.
STRUCTURAL- FUNCTIONALISM
INTER-DEPENDENT ID
MARXISM EGO
BOURGEOISIE SUPEREGO
PROLETARIAT CHOICE
SYMBOLIC-INTERACTIONISM SCARCITY
WATER SARDINES
PSYCHOANALYSIS INSTITUTIONS
HERBERT BLOOMER
FLINT LOCKWOOD
457.In Economics, there is ____ because we all
know that individuals have unlimited
wants and needs.
458.In Rational Choice Theory, ___ is an
analytical tool to further elaborate on how
individual action or agency has further
enhanced our understanding of the nature
of society.
459.___deals with reality, trying to meet the
desires of the ID in a way that is socially
acceptable in the world.
460.___ is any form of constraint (formal or
informal) that human beings devise to
shape their action.
461.___is an organization founded for
religious, educational or social purposes.
462.In the movie Cloudy with a Chance of
Meatballs (2009), Flint Lockwood was able
to turn____ into food.
463.___ is a sociological theory that attempts
to explain why society functions the way it
does by focusing on relationships between
social institutions that makes up society.
464.The relationship of social institutions
mentioned in #7 is considered ____.
9-67. In the social classes in Marxism, ___ are
those who became wealthy while ____
worked along for hours for a little pay.
11. ___explains the individual in a society and
their interactions with others.
12. ___ is developed by Karl Marx in the 19th
century.
13. ___ is based on morals and judgments
about right and wrong.
14. ___ is the most basic part of the personality
developed by Sigmund Freud.
15. He coined the term Symbolic
Interactionism.
II. Enumeration
1-3 Give the 3 tenets explaining symbolic
interactionism
4-7 Features of Old Institutionalism
8-10 Variants of New Institutionalism
2nd QUARTER
SUMMATIVE TEST IN DISS
LIX. Choose the correct answer
provided in the Clouds.
STRUCTURAL- FUNCTIONALISM
INTER-DEPENDENT ID
MARXISM EGO
BOURGEOISIE SUPEREGO
PROLETARIAT CHOICE
SYMBOLIC-INTERACTIONISM SCARCITY
WATER SARDINES
PSYCHOANALYSIS INSTITUTIONS
HERBERT BLOOMER
FLINT LOCKWOOD
465.In Economics, there is ____ because we all
know that individuals have unlimited
wants and needs.
466.In Rational Choice Theory, ___ is an
analytical tool to further elaborate on how
individual action or agency has further
enhanced our understanding of the nature
of society.
467.___deals with reality, trying to meet the
desires of the ID in a way that is socially
acceptable in the world.
468.___ is any form of constraint (formal or
informal) that human beings devise to
shape their action.
469.___is an organization founded for
religious, educational or social purposes.
470.In the movie Cloudy with a Chance of
Meatballs (2009), Flint Lockwood was able
to turn____ into food.
471.___ is a sociological theory that attempts
to explain why society functions the way it
does by focusing on relationships between
social institutions that makes up society.
472.The relationship of social institutions
mentioned in #7 is considered ____.
9-68. In the social classes in Marxism, ___ are
those who became wealthy while ____
worked along for hours for a little pay.
11. ___explains the individual in a society and
their interactions with others.
12. ___ is developed by Karl Marx in the 19th
century.
13. ___ is based on morals and judgments
about right and wrong.
14. ___ is the most basic part of the personality
developed by Sigmund Freud.
15. He coined the term Symbolic
Interactionism.
II. Enumeration
1-3 Give the 3 tenets explaining symbolic
interactionism
4-7 Features of Old Institutionalism
8-10 Variants of New Institutionalism
SUMMATIVE TEST IN DISS
LX. Choose the correct answer
provided in the Clouds.
STRUCTURAL- FUNCTIONALISM
INTER-DEPENDENT ID
MARXISM EGO
BOURGEOISIE SUPEREGO
PROLETARIAT CHOICE
SYMBOLIC-INTERACTIONISM SCARCITY
WATER SARDINES
PSYCHOANALYSIS INSTITUTIONS
HERBERT BLOOMER
FLINT LOCKWOOD
473.In Economics, there is ____ because we all
know that individuals have unlimited
wants and needs.
474.In Rational Choice Theory, ___ is an
analytical tool to further elaborate on how
individual action or agency has further
enhanced our understanding of the nature
of society.
475.___deals with reality, trying to meet the
desires of the ID in a way that is socially
acceptable in the world.
476.___ is any form of constraint (formal or
informal) that human beings devise to
shape their action.
477.___is an organization founded for
religious, educational or social purposes.
478.In the movie Cloudy with a Chance of
Meatballs (2009), Flint Lockwood was able
to turn____ into food.
479.___ is a sociological theory that attempts
to explain why society functions the way it
does by focusing on relationships between
social institutions that makes up society.
480.The relationship of social institutions
mentioned in #7 is considered ____.
9-69. In the social classes in Marxism, ___ are
those who became wealthy while ____
worked along for hours for a little pay.
11. ___explains the individual in a society and
their interactions with others.
12. ___ is developed by Karl Marx in the 19th
century.
13. ___ is based on morals and judgments
about right and wrong.
14. ___ is the most basic part of the personality
developed by Sigmund Freud.
15. He coined the term Symbolic
Interactionism.
II. Enumeration
1-3 Give the 3 tenets explaining symbolic
interactionism
4-7 Features of Old Institutionalism
8-10 Variants of New Institutionalism
2nd QUARTER
SUMMATIVE TEST IN DISS
LXI. Choose the correct answer
provided in the Clouds.
STRUCTURAL- FUNCTIONALISM
INTER-DEPENDENT ID
MARXISM EGO
BOURGEOISIE SUPEREGO
PROLETARIAT CHOICE
SYMBOLIC-INTERACTIONISM SCARCITY
WATER SARDINES
PSYCHOANALYSIS INSTITUTIONS
HERBERT BLOOMER
FLINT LOCKWOOD
481.In Economics, there is ____ because we all
know that individuals have unlimited
wants and needs.
482.In Rational Choice Theory, ___ is an
analytical tool to further elaborate on how
individual action or agency has further
enhanced our understanding of the nature
of society.
483.___deals with reality, trying to meet the
desires of the ID in a way that is socially
acceptable in the world.
484.___ is any form of constraint (formal or
informal) that human beings devise to
shape their action.
485.___is an organization founded for
religious, educational or social purposes.
486.In the movie Cloudy with a Chance of
Meatballs (2009), Flint Lockwood was able
to turn____ into food.
487.___ is a sociological theory that attempts
to explain why society functions the way it
does by focusing on relationships between
social institutions that makes up society.
488.The relationship of social institutions
mentioned in #7 is considered ____.
9-70. In the social classes in Marxism, ___ are
those who became wealthy while ____
worked along for hours for a little pay.
11. ___explains the individual in a society and
their interactions with others.
12. ___ is developed by Karl Marx in the 19th
century.
13. ___ is based on morals and judgments
about right and wrong.
14. ___ is the most basic part of the personality
developed by Sigmund Freud.
15. He coined the term Symbolic
Interactionism.
II. Enumeration
1-3 Give the 3 tenets explaining symbolic
interactionism
4-7 Features of Old Institutionalism
8-10 Variants of New Institutionalism
SUMMATIVE TEST IN DISS
LXII. Choose the correct answer
provided in the Clouds.
STRUCTURAL- FUNCTIONALISM
INTER-DEPENDENT ID
MARXISM EGO
BOURGEOISIE SUPEREGO
PROLETARIAT CHOICE
SYMBOLIC-INTERACTIONISM SCARCITY
WATER SARDINES
PSYCHOANALYSIS INSTITUTIONS
HERBERT BLOOMER
FLINT LOCKWOOD
489.In Economics, there is ____ because we all
know that individuals have unlimited
wants and needs.
490.In Rational Choice Theory, ___ is an
analytical tool to further elaborate on how
individual action or agency has further
enhanced our understanding of the nature
of society.
491.___deals with reality, trying to meet the
desires of the ID in a way that is socially
acceptable in the world.
492.___ is any form of constraint (formal or
informal) that human beings devise to
shape their action.
493.___is an organization founded for
religious, educational or social purposes.
494.In the movie Cloudy with a Chance of
Meatballs (2009), Flint Lockwood was able
to turn____ into food.
495.___ is a sociological theory that attempts
to explain why society functions the way it
does by focusing on relationships between
social institutions that makes up society.
496.The relationship of social institutions
mentioned in #7 is considered ____.
9-71. In the social classes in Marxism, ___ are
those who became wealthy while ____
worked along for hours for a little pay.
11. ___explains the individual in a society and
their interactions with others.
12. ___ is developed by Karl Marx in the 19th
century.
13. ___ is based on morals and judgments
about right and wrong.
14. ___ is the most basic part of the personality
developed by Sigmund Freud.
15. He coined the term Symbolic
Interactionism.
II. Enumeration
1-3 Give the 3 tenets explaining symbolic
interactionism
4-7 Features of Old Institutionalism
8-10 Variants of New Institutionalism
2nd QUARTER
SUMMATIVE TEST IN DISS
LXIII. Choose the correct answer
provided in the Clouds.
STRUCTURAL- FUNCTIONALISM
INTER-DEPENDENT ID
MARXISM EGO
BOURGEOISIE SUPEREGO
PROLETARIAT CHOICE
SYMBOLIC-INTERACTIONISM SCARCITY
WATER SARDINES
PSYCHOANALYSIS INSTITUTIONS
HERBERT BLOOMER
FLINT LOCKWOOD
497.In Economics, there is ____ because we all
know that individuals have unlimited
wants and needs.
498.In Rational Choice Theory, ___ is an
analytical tool to further elaborate on how
individual action or agency has further
enhanced our understanding of the nature
of society.
499.___deals with reality, trying to meet the
desires of the ID in a way that is socially
acceptable in the world.
500.___ is any form of constraint (formal or
informal) that human beings devise to
shape their action.
501.___is an organization founded for
religious, educational or social purposes.
502.In the movie Cloudy with a Chance of
Meatballs (2009), Flint Lockwood was able
to turn____ into food.
503.___ is a sociological theory that attempts
to explain why society functions the way it
does by focusing on relationships between
social institutions that makes up society.
504.The relationship of social institutions
mentioned in #7 is considered ____.
9-72. In the social classes in Marxism, ___ are
those who became wealthy while ____
worked along for hours for a little pay.
11. ___explains the individual in a society and
their interactions with others.
12. ___ is developed by Karl Marx in the 19th
century.
13. ___ is based on morals and judgments
about right and wrong.
14. ___ is the most basic part of the personality
developed by Sigmund Freud.
15. He coined the term Symbolic
Interactionism.
II. Enumeration
1-3 Give the 3 tenets explaining symbolic
interactionism
4-7 Features of Old Institutionalism
8-10 Variants of New Institutionalism
SUMMATIVE TEST IN DISS
LXIV. Choose the correct answer
provided in the Clouds.
STRUCTURAL- FUNCTIONALISM
INTER-DEPENDENT ID
MARXISM EGO
BOURGEOISIE SUPEREGO
PROLETARIAT CHOICE
SYMBOLIC-INTERACTIONISM SCARCITY
WATER SARDINES
PSYCHOANALYSIS INSTITUTIONS
HERBERT BLOOMER
FLINT LOCKWOOD
505.In Economics, there is ____ because we all
know that individuals have unlimited
wants and needs.
506.In Rational Choice Theory, ___ is an
analytical tool to further elaborate on how
individual action or agency has further
enhanced our understanding of the nature
of society.
507.___deals with reality, trying to meet the
desires of the ID in a way that is socially
acceptable in the world.
508.___ is any form of constraint (formal or
informal) that human beings devise to
shape their action.
509.___is an organization founded for
religious, educational or social purposes.
510.In the movie Cloudy with a Chance of
Meatballs (2009), Flint Lockwood was able
to turn____ into food.
511.___ is a sociological theory that attempts
to explain why society functions the way it
does by focusing on relationships between
social institutions that makes up society.
512.The relationship of social institutions
mentioned in #7 is considered ____.
9-73. In the social classes in Marxism, ___ are
those who became wealthy while ____
worked along for hours for a little pay.
11. ___explains the individual in a society and
their interactions with others.
12. ___ is developed by Karl Marx in the 19th
century.
13. ___ is based on morals and judgments
about right and wrong.
14. ___ is the most basic part of the personality
developed by Sigmund Freud.
15. He coined the term Symbolic
Interactionism.
II. Enumeration
1-3 Give the 3 tenets explaining symbolic
interactionism
4-7 Features of Old Institutionalism
8-10 Variants of New Institutionalism
2nd QUARTER
SUMMATIVE TEST IN DISS
LXV. Choose the correct answer
provided in the Clouds.
STRUCTURAL- FUNCTIONALISM
INTER-DEPENDENT ID
MARXISM EGO
BOURGEOISIE SUPEREGO
PROLETARIAT CHOICE
SYMBOLIC-INTERACTIONISM SCARCITY
WATER SARDINES
PSYCHOANALYSIS INSTITUTIONS
HERBERT BLOOMER
FLINT LOCKWOOD
513.In Economics, there is ____ because we all
know that individuals have unlimited
wants and needs.
514.In Rational Choice Theory, ___ is an
analytical tool to further elaborate on how
individual action or agency has further
enhanced our understanding of the nature
of society.
515.___deals with reality, trying to meet the
desires of the ID in a way that is socially
acceptable in the world.
516.___ is any form of constraint (formal or
informal) that human beings devise to
shape their action.
517.___is an organization founded for
religious, educational or social purposes.
518.In the movie Cloudy with a Chance of
Meatballs (2009), Flint Lockwood was able
to turn____ into food.
519.___ is a sociological theory that attempts
to explain why society functions the way it
does by focusing on relationships between
social institutions that makes up society.
520.The relationship of social institutions
mentioned in #7 is considered ____.
9-74. In the social classes in Marxism, ___ are
those who became wealthy while ____
worked along for hours for a little pay.
11. ___explains the individual in a society and
their interactions with others.
12. ___ is developed by Karl Marx in the 19th
century.
13. ___ is based on morals and judgments
about right and wrong.
14. ___ is the most basic part of the personality
developed by Sigmund Freud.
15. He coined the term Symbolic
Interactionism.
II. Enumeration
1-3 Give the 3 tenets explaining symbolic
interactionism
4-7 Features of Old Institutionalism
8-10 Variants of New Institutionalism
SUMMATIVE TEST IN DISS
LXVI. Choose the correct answer
provided in the Clouds.
STRUCTURAL- FUNCTIONALISM
INTER-DEPENDENT ID
MARXISM EGO
BOURGEOISIE SUPEREGO
PROLETARIAT CHOICE
SYMBOLIC-INTERACTIONISM SCARCITY
WATER SARDINES
PSYCHOANALYSIS INSTITUTIONS
HERBERT BLOOMER
FLINT LOCKWOOD
521.In Economics, there is ____ because we all
know that individuals have unlimited
wants and needs.
522.In Rational Choice Theory, ___ is an
analytical tool to further elaborate on how
individual action or agency has further
enhanced our understanding of the nature
of society.
523.___deals with reality, trying to meet the
desires of the ID in a way that is socially
acceptable in the world.
524.___ is any form of constraint (formal or
informal) that human beings devise to
shape their action.
525.___is an organization founded for
religious, educational or social purposes.
526.In the movie Cloudy with a Chance of
Meatballs (2009), Flint Lockwood was able
to turn____ into food.
527.___ is a sociological theory that attempts
to explain why society functions the way it
does by focusing on relationships between
social institutions that makes up society.
528.The relationship of social institutions
mentioned in #7 is considered ____.
9-75. In the social classes in Marxism, ___ are
those who became wealthy while ____
worked along for hours for a little pay.
11. ___explains the individual in a society and
their interactions with others.
12. ___ is developed by Karl Marx in the 19th
century.
13. ___ is based on morals and judgments
about right and wrong.
14. ___ is the most basic part of the personality
developed by Sigmund Freud.
15. He coined the term Symbolic
Interactionism.
II. Enumeration
1-3 Give the 3 tenets explaining symbolic
interactionism
4-7 Features of Old Institutionalism
8-10 Variants of New Institutionalism