In Durkheim’s work, what does the term collective representations refer to?
Correct answer B. Shared ideas and moral values, often symbolised by an object or figurehead
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Correct answer B. Shared ideas and moral values, often symbolised by an object or figurehead
Correct answer B. It is an attitude of aversion and hostility towards members of a group simply because they belong to it
Correct answer A. Discrimination is an action
Correct answer B. Voluntary membership, democratic leadership and high levels of emotional commitment
Correct answer C. Pluralism
Correct answer B. They embrace conventional cultural values but offer new means of achieving them
Correct answer D. They contend that racism serves the economic interests of the capitalist class
Correct answer D. Functionalist perspective
Correct answer A. Conflict perspective
Correct answer B. Interactionists believe the world we experience is socially constructed
Correct answer C. Ecclesia
Correct answer B. Height
Correct answer D. The idea of race is socially constructed through powerful ideologies
Correct answer D. A self-fulfilling prophecy
Correct answer C. A+B+C=D
Correct answer A. Ralph Ellison
Correct answer D. The concept has no scientific basis but is still widely used
Correct answer A. Stereotypes
Correct answer A. Policies encouraging ethnic groups to live together in harmony
Correct answer D. Critical race theory