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This species, one of the earliest members of the genus Homo, has a slightly larger braincase and smaller face and teeth than in Australopithecus or older hominin species. Its name, which means „handy man‟, was given in 1964 because this species was thought to represent the first maker of stone tools.
Homo erectus
Homo floresiensis
Homo habilis
Homo rudolfensis
30sUCSP11/12HBS-Ie-12 - Q2
Remains of one of the most recently discovered early human species (nicknamed "Hobbit‟), have so far only been found on the Island of Flores, Indonesia
Homo heidelbergensis
Homo neanderthalis
Homo rudolfensis
Homo floresiensis
30sUCSP11/12HBS-Ie-12 - Q3
An American sociologist, argued that human society undergoes transformation and evolution and, in the process, develops technological advancement.
Marx
Beyer
Darwin
Lenski
30sUCSP11/12HBS-Ie-12 - Q4
The oldest and most basic way of economic subsistence. People hunt and gather food for survival.
Horticultural and pastoral
Agricultural and Neolithic Revolution
Industrial
Hunting and gathering
30sUCSP11/12HBS-Ie-12 - Q5
The production of goods using advanced sources of energy to drive large machinery. Water power and then steam boilers to operate mills and factories filled with large machines
Hunting and gathering
Agricultural and Neolithic Revolution
Horticultural and pastoral
Industrial
30s - Q6
The final stage of cultural evolution or technological development.
Mesolithic period
Neolithic period
Bronze age
Iron age
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It is defined as lifelong process of social interaction.
Connection
Relationship
Love
Socialization
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Learning of values, norms, cultural symbols, and language through observation and interaction with family, friends, teachers and other members of the society.
Communication
Socialization
Connection
Enculturation
30sUCSP11/12HSO-IIa-24 - Q9
It may be defined as a measure of goodness or desirability
Values
Beliefs
Mores
Norms
30sUCSP11/12HSO-IIa-24 - Q10
Are generally known as correct or proper forms of behavior. These are specific prescriptions of how an individual ought to behave to be consistent with values of the contemporary society
Norms
Values
Mores
Behaviors
30s - Q11
Are reactions from others to the behavior of an individual or group, which has the aim of ensuring that a given norm is strictly adhered to or followed.
Reinforcement
Punishment
Rewards
Sanctions
30sUCSP11/12HSO-IIa-24 - Q12
Are given by government agencies like police, courts. It can be positive or negative
Formal Sanctions
Informal Sanctions
30sUCSP11/12HSO-IIa-24 - Q13
The process of altering one’s thoughts and actions to adapt to accepted behavior within one’s group or society.
Conformity
Violation
Deviance
30s - Q14
It is the process of outwardly conforming to social pressure but privately disagreeing with it.
Compliance
Identification
Internalization
30sUCSP11/12HSO-IIa-24 - Q15
It is the process of accepting the social norms, attitudes, roles, and values transmitted by people and social groups within society as one’s own.
Internalization
Identification
Compliance
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