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Thus, for many sociologists the term social system is not by any means restricted to those situations where there is binding normative regulation; but in order___ qualify as social system it must involve a common focus, or set of foci, or orientations and a shared mode of communication among a majority of actors.

Thus, for many sociologists the term social system is not by any means restricted___ those situations where there is binding normative regulation; but in order to qualify as social system it must involve a common focus, or set of foci, or orientations and a shared mode of communication among a majority of actors.

Two centuries later, capitalism has taken on a somewhat different form which is characterized ___extensive government regulation of economic relations.

Various points in Parsons' formulation have ___criticized.

Various points in Parsons' formulation ___criticized.

Young people, particularly, seek communal living groups and adopt deviant lifestyles in attempts___ find meaningful primary-group relationships.

Young people, particularly, seek communal living groups and adopt deviant lifestyles ___attempts to find meaningful primary-group relationships.

Young people, ___, seek communal living groups and adopt deviant lifestyles in attempts to find meaningful primary-group relationships.

___political system is a cultural universal and a social institution formed in every society.

___practice, capitalist systems vary in the degree to which private ownership and economic activity are regulated by government.

___also comes to know through experience what types of people he/she can and cannot discuss certain topics with or wear certain types of dress around.

___of people become involved in occupations devoted to the teaching, generation, or spreading of ideas.

___the contemporary industrial societies, there are two basic types of economic systems that exist: capitalism and socialism.

___changes in the contemporary industrial societies have led social scientists to call technically advanced nations postindustrial societies, i.e. societies whose economic systems are based on the production of information rather than goods.

A family in which relatives other than parents and children – such as grandparents, aunts and uncles – live in the same home is known as___ family.

A group is a set of people recurrently ___in a structured way according to shared expectations about each other's behavior.

A social group consists of two or more people who interact with one another and who recognize___ as a distinct social unit.

A social system basically consists of two or more individuals ___directly or indirectly in a bounded situation.

According to Merton reference groups are those ___which are the referring points of the individuals, towards which he is oriented and which influences his opinion, tendency and behaviour.

An understanding of the modern industrial society ___an understanding of the secondary groups.

Apparently there are certain minimum tasks that must___ performed in all human groups.

As the whole range of behaviours may___ included, sociologists have offered the following definition:” Social norms are rules developed by a group of people that specify how people must, should, may, should not, and must not behave in varioussituations.”

Buddhism. This religion is founded by Buddha, the great religious teacher___ lived in India about 2500 years ago.

But only a certain part of households will fit___ model.

Christianity or the Christian religion. This religion is based on the life and teachings of Jesus Christ and ___after him.

Diets may be done through trainers at the gym or through the benefit ofcoupons, some people may even prefer diets___ on TV.

Each group ___solidarity with all to other groups and other types of social systems.

Each society must have a political system because politics is deciding who___ what, when and how.

Early in the twentieth century, Charles H. Cooley gave the name, primary groups, to those groups that he said are___ by intimate face-to-face association and those are fundamental in the development and continued adjustment of their members.

Frequent interaction leads people ___values and beliefs.

Groups are among ___stable and enduring of social units.

However, this is but ___type of family, what sociologists refer to as a nuclear family upon which larger family groups are built

In modern industrial societies there are five basic___ of government: monarchy, oligarchy, dictatorship, totalitarianism and democracy.

In the course of time Christianity was___ into several branches.

Lay persons are likely to use the term "institution" very loosely, for churches, hospitals, jails, and many other___.

Many are learned, informally, in interaction with other people and are passed "that way from generation___ generation.”

Many are learned, informally, in interaction___ other people and are passed "that way from generation to generation.”

Many social norms are concerned with "should "; that is, there is some pressure on the individual to conform but there is some leeway ___also.

Norms also vary in the kinds of sanctions that are attached ___violation of the norms.

Norms also vary in the kinds of sanctions that___ to violation of the norms.

Norms generally are the rules and regulations that groups live___.

Norms generally are the rules and regulations that groups live___.

Obviously, the sociologist does not define institutions in the same way as___ the person on the street.

On the macro scale, it___refer to the system of socioeconomic stratification (e.g., the class structure), social institutions, or, other patterned relations between large social groups.

Since norms derive from values, and since complex societies have multiple and conflicting value systems, it follows that norms frequently are in conflict___.

Social norms cover almost every conceivable situation, and they vary from standards where almost complete conformity is demanded to those where there___ great freedom of choice.

Social norms grow out ___social value and both serve to differentiate human social behaviour from that of other species.

Social norms grow___ social value and both serve to differentiate human social behaviour from that of other species.

Social structure is a term used in the social sciences to refer to ___social arrangements in society that are both emergent from and determinant (определяющий фактор) of the actions of the individuals.

Social systems are open systems, exchanging information with, frequently___ with reference to other systems.