DISS FINAL Exam 20172018 Revewerrr

Republika ng Pilipinas Kagawaran ng Edukasyon FERROL NATIONAL HIGH SCHOOL SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL REVIEWER  DISCIPLINES AND IDEAS IN THE SOCIAL SCIENCES

1. He is famous for the idea of "conspicuous consumption". Conspicuous consumption, along with "conspicuous leisure", is performed to demonstrate wealth or mark social status. a. William James c. Thorstein eblen b. John Dewey d. Charles !anders eirce #. $t was de%eloped as a criti&ue of positi%ism in the social sciences. a. $nterpreti%ist aradigm c. 'elati%ist (ntology b. henomenology d. !ub)ecti%ist *pistemology +. $t assumes that reality as we know it is constructed intersub)ecti%e through the meanings and understandings de%eloped socially and eperientially. a. $nterpreti%ist aradigm c. 'elati%ist (ntology b. henomenology d. !ub)ecti%ist *pistemology -. ssumes that we cannot separate oursel%es from what we know. a. $nterpreti%ist aradigm c. 'elati%ist (ntology b. henomenology d. !ub)ecti%ist *pistemology /. in philosophy, the science or study of phenomena, things as they are percei%ed, as opposed to the study of being, the nature of things as they are. a. $nterpreti%ist aradigm c. 'elati%ist (ntology b. henomenology d. !ub)ecti%ist *pistemology 0. e is the founding figure of phenomenology, specifies that phenomenology is to study how we 2conscious of3 them, how they 2appear3, and, in short, how things become 2phenomena3. a. *dmund usserl c. erbert 6lumer b. 4eorge . 5ead d. Thorstein eblen 7. e attempted to account for the origins and de%elopment of human mind 8 or intelligence 9 by locating it within the process of e%olution, by showing that the origins of human mind lie in human society. a. *dmund usserl c. erbert 6lumer b. 4eorge . 5ead d. Thorstein eblen :. $t is an merican theory that de%elops from practical considerations and that alludes to people;s particular utili. $t is a ma)or branch of theory within sociology that is distincti%e for how its creators shift their analytic lens, assumptions, and topical focus away from the male %iewpoint and eperience. a. =eminist Theory c. sychoanalysis b. 5arist Theory d. uman 9 *n%ironment !ystem 1?. !ome feminist theory pro%ides an analytic framework for understanding how women;s location in, and eperience of, social situations differ from men;s a. 4ender Differences c. 4ender (ppression b. 4ender $ne&uality d. !tructural (ppression 11. $t handles adaptation function by ad)usting to and transforming the eternal world. a. ction !ystem b. !ocial !ystem c. ersonality !ystem

d. Cultural !ystem

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d. Cultural !ystem

1+. $t performs the goal attainment function by defining system goals and mobili. e wrote influential books on different branches of psychology and on the philosophy of pragmatism. a. William James c. Thorstein eblen b. John Dewey d. Charles !anders eirce >. e is coined as the founder of merican ragmatism. a. Charles !anders eirce b. William James

c. John Dewey d. Thorstein eblen

#?. e was a @! philosopher, psychologist and educational reformer and he was an important early de%eloper of the philosophy of pragmatism. (ne of the founders of functional psychology. a. William James c. Thorstein eblen b. John Dewey d. Charles !anders eirce #1. =eminist theories that focus on gender disparity recogni