1) ___________ view social control as being positive for society. a) Marxist b) Functionalist c) Postmodernist d) Neo-Marxist e) Feminist f) Weberian 2) Functionalist argue that order is maintained through shared values and ________ about the rules. a) power b) beliefs c) socialisation d) consensus e) conflict f) control 3) Marxism and feminism are _________ theories based on the idea that social groups are in competition for social resources a) power b) belief c) socialisation d) consensus e) conflict f) control 4) ________ believe that social control is in place to allow the bourgeoisie (owners and capitalists) to rule society in their own interests. a) Functionalist b) Marxist c) Postmodernist d) Feminist e) Neo-Marxist f) Weberian 5) The creation and promotion of ideology, whereby tThe proletariat (workers) accept, without question, the right of the rich to control society. This is called what? a) false consciousness b) hegemony c) control d) state apparatus e) propaganda f) democracy 6) The maintenance of order in society is called what? a) legitimisation b) apparatus c) hegemony d) ideology e) social conformity f) social control 7) Behaving as others expect you to is called what? a) legitimation b) apparatus c) hegemony d) ideology e) social conformity f) social control 8) Beliefs about the nature and organisation of society is called what? a) legitimation b) apparatus c) hegemony d) ideology e) social conformity f) social control 9) Marxist term for people who have to work for a living, the poorest sectors of society or the working class a) Proletariat b) underclass c) destitute d) Bourgeoisie e) poor f) unemployed 10) Marxist term to describe the owners of the means of production, i.e. wealthy people a) Proletariat b) underclass c) destitute d) Bourgeoisie e) poor f) unemployed 11) Marxist believe that social control is in place to allow the bourgeoisie (owners and _________) to rule society in their own interests. a) corporations b) tycoons c) governments d) capitalists e) communists f) socialists 12) Weber argued that ___________ takes place when someone or something is given the right to exercise power over others. a) ideology b) legitimisation c) apparatus d) hegemony e) social conformity f) social control 13) Foucault, a __________, argued that social control is increasingly invisible because people are accepting of it, i.e., CCTV a) Functionalist b) Marxist c) Postmodernist d) Feminist e) Weberian f) Neo-Marxist 14) All modern states have a set of _________ rules that are written down as a legal code. a) formal b) informal c) legitimate d) strict e) normative f) ascribed 15) People often obey informal pressure for fear of shame or embarrassment, so ______ pressure can be a form of informal control. a) peer b) social class c) gender d) national e) parental f) school

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