Social Problems MCQs
Social Problems MCQs
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1: When female students are concerned about walking to their classes at night, this is __________.
A. A subjective concern
B. Organized group violence
C. Institutionalized group violence
D. Irrational
2: American heart association protocols are based on __________.
A. Theories ready for field trial
B. Trends in the EMS community
C. Evidence-based research
D. Opinions from a core group of cardiologists
3: What is a social problem?
A. Personal challenges faced by individuals
B. Issues that affect a small group of people
C. Conditions or behaviors that harm society and require collective action
D. Political disputes between different factions
4: Which of the following is an example of a social problem?
A. Personal debt of an individual
B. Family disagreement over finances
C. Poverty and income inequality
D. Academic performance of a student
5: What is the impact of social problems on individuals and communities?
A. They create personal challenges but have no wider impact
B. They can lead to negative consequences such as poverty, crime, and inequality
C. They have a positive effect on social cohesion and community development
D. They are solely the responsibility of individuals and not of society as a whole
6: What is the relationship between social problems and social change?
A. Social problems arise due to resistance to change
B. Social problems can serve as catalysts for social change
C. Social problems have no influence on social change
D. Social change is unrelated to the existence of social problems
7: Which sociological perspective emphasizes the importance of social structures and institutions in causing social problems?
A. Functionalism
B. Conflict theory
C. Symbolic interactionism
D. Feminist theory
8: Which of the following is a potential consequence of environmental degradation, considered a social problem?
A. Increased social cohesion and community development
B. Economic prosperity and growth
C. Negative impacts on health and well-being
D. Enhanced social equity and justice
9: What is the significance of social movements in addressing social problems?
A. Social movements have no impact on social problems
B. Social movements can raise awareness and advocate for change
C. Social movements exacerbate social problems
D. Social problems can only be addressed through government intervention
10: Which of the following is an example of an institutional response to a social problem?
A. Community-based grassroots initiatives
B. Legislative reforms and policy changes
C. Individual acts of charity and volunteerism
D. Social media campaigns and awareness drives
11: What is the role of research in understanding and addressing social problems?
A. Research has no relevance in addressing social problems
B. Research provides evidence and insights for effective interventions and solutions
C. Social problems cannot be addressed through empirical research
D. Research is solely focused on identifying individuals responsible for social problems
12: Which of the following is a potential strategy for preventing or reducing social problems?
A. Ignoring the existence of social problems
B. Promoting social awareness and education
C. Placing blame solely on individuals for social problems
D. Maintaining the status quo without any intervention
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