In which type of setting is an "acceptable death" most likely to occur?

• A) In a religious institution
• B) In a hospital
• C) During a ceremony
• D) At home

The nuclear family consists of how many generations?

• A) Two
• B) four
• C) One
• D) Three

Which of the following term describes the internal standards set by the superego?

• A) Conscience
• B) Pleasure Principle
• C) Ego
• D) Id

Why might a couple in a traditional society avoid divorce?

• A) Because it violates customs and traditions
• B) To increase their wealth
• C) Due to rational thinking
• D) Because it is in their best interest

What happens when emotions dominate decision-making in traditional societies?

• A) People look for the most efficient solution
• B) The well-being of society is prioritized
• C) Actions are based on customs and traditions
• D) Decisions are made based on the individual’s interest

What plays a crucial role in shaping individual behaviors, group norms, and broader societal trends?

• A) Political structures
• B) Globalization
• C) Sociological variables
• D) Technological advancements

According to Piaget, during which stage do children start to use symbols and engage in pretend play?

• A) Concrete Operational
• B) Sensorimotor
• C) Preoperational
• D) Formal Operational

What is "cognitive dissonance" in the context of morality?

• A) Feeling morally superior to others
• B) Ignoring moral reasoning altogether
• C) Experiencing conflict between moral beliefs and actions
• D) Aligning one’s actions perfectly with moral beliefs

In which of the following societies are differences between sub-groups more likely to be complementary, disparate, or conflict-ridden?

• A) Traditional societies
• B) Tribal societies
• C) Pre-industrial societies
• D) Industrial societies

Which positive outcome is associated with the crisis of Trust vs. Mistrust in Erikson’s theory?

• A) Purpose
• B) Competence
• C) Hope
• D) Wisdom

Which theory explains the beginning of the universe according to the scientific perspective?

• A) Divine Creation
• B) Nirvana
• C) Big Bang Theory
• D) Evolution

According to Erikson, what is the result of a negative resolution in the stage of Autonomy vs. Shame and Doubt?

• A) Compulsion
• B) Repudiation
• C) Inhibition
• D) Withdrawal

Who is associated with the concept that economic inequality activates human needs?

• A) Herbert Spencer
• B) Karl Marx
• C) Max Weber
• D) Sigmund Freud

Which factor is a key sociological variable that influences lifestyle?

• A) Education
• B) Religion
• C) Economy
• D) Climate

Which of these is an example of behavior reflecting moral standards?

• A) Acting altruistically towards others
• B) Acquiring material wealth
• C) Winning a competition
• D) Running fast in a race

Exteroception involves:

• A) Receiving external stimuli
• B) Memory storage
• C) Internal balance
• D) Emotional regulation

Which of the following influences a person’s moral sense?

• A) Societal shifts and personal experiences
• B) Physical senses
• C) Only genetic factors
• D) Only societal norms

Which cultural practice includes drumming, chanting, and facial piercings?

• A) Thaipusam
• B) Self-flagellation
• C)
• D)

Which of the following describes the perceptual experiences of a jungle-dweller in new environments?

• A) They struggle to perceive faraway objects
• B) They have more acute vision
• C) They immediately adapt to new stimuli
• D) Their perception is identical to that of city dwellers

What cultural practice is linked to fostering independence in children in Western societies?

• A) Eating meals together
• B) Having separate bedrooms
• C) Playing with parents
• D) Co-sleeping