Methodology And Perspectives Of Social Sciences Set 9
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This set of Methodology and Perspectives of Social Sciences Multiple Choice Questions & Answers (MCQs) focuses on Methodology And Perspectives Of Social Sciences Set 9
Q1 | Which of the following is a complex household?
- one parental family and part of a parental family
- unmarried brothers and sisters
- a man and his wife
- a mother and her unmarried children
Q2 | Research in Social Sciences can unfold and identify the causes of
- life success
- life failure
- social evils and problems
- life style
Q3 | Systematic research can give us the required data base for planning and
- implementation of those plans
- designing developmental schemes and programmes
- speculation
- designing life style
Q4 | A systematized body of knowledge will properly helps us to implement
- better social institutions
- better educational institutions
- better social planning for the development of entire human society
- none of these
Q5 | Which of the following is a complex household?
- two or more parental families
- unmarried brothers and sisters
- a man and his wife
- a mother and her unmarried children
Q6 | Who said that property is the root of all evil which brought about war,conflict, and misery
- montesquieu
- locke
- hobbes
- rousseau
Q7 | Which of the following is a simple household?
- two or more parental families
- one parental family and part of a parental family
- part of one parental family and part of another parental family
- a man and his wife
Q8 | Enlightenment was to a large extent based on
- profit motive
- humanitarian principles
- practical wisdom
- all the above
Q9 | The _________ approach was influenced by Marxist tradition
- dialectical approach
- functional approach
- indological approach
- structural approach
Q10 | Who tells about Universal law and Natural Law?
- montesquieu
- plato
- aristotle
- john locke
Q11 | The ______ family is defined as consisting of a man, his wife and unmarriedchildren.
- complicated
- complex
- parental
- compound
Q12 | Which of the following is a complex household?
- part of one parental family and part of another parental family
- unmarried brothers and sisters
- a man and his wife
- a mother and her unmarried children
Q13 | Which would facilitate reliable and valid study of human behavior andsocial life
- new scientific tools
- concepts
- theories
- all the above
Q14 | To clarify the doubtful and correct the misconceived facts of social life wedepend up on the study of
- social sciences
- natural science
- physical science
- mathematics
Q15 | _____ approach concentrates on change as a transition from simple tocomplex
- unilinear
- multilinear
- cyclical
- universal
Q16 | The concept of dominant caste was introduced by________.
- a.r.desai
- m.n.srinivas
- iravati karve
- yogendra singh
Q17 | Verification of knowledge of human behavior and social life is happeningthrough
- social research
- observation.
- knowledge seeking
- thorough reading
Q18 | The conflict between religious learning and beliefs and rationality learningand beliefs is the basic characteristic of
- modern era
- educated society
- renaissance
- none of these
Q19 | Research strengthens our
- capacity to live
- desire for truth and knowledge
- desire for community living
- capacity to understand things
Q20 | A discipline-specific study of social problem from an angle cannot give a
- thorough understanding of the issue
- perfect picture of the issue
- correct and total view of the problem
- none of the above
Q21 | Whose suggestion was that the social order was made by human beings andtherefore could be changed by human beings
- hobbes
- locke
- laski
- gandhi
Q22 | The book ‘Ethics and Politics’ was written by
- socrates
- aristotle
- william scott
- ralph linton
Q23 | The main function of research is
- discovery facts
- interpretation social mysteries
- understand social reality
- all the above
Q24 | Who said this-In reality there are no economic, sociological orpsychological problems, but only simple problems, and they are complex also
- myrdal
- skinner
- kohler
- piaget
Q25 | Locke believed that human beings were originally
- isolated independent being
- social cooperative being
- asocial competitive being
- none of these