Structuralism Quiz 1 (60 MCQs)

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1. What is the main critique of capitalism according to socialist thinkers?
2. According to Saussure the social use of language corresponds to
3. When should you have a possitive reinforcement with your students?
4. Structuralism originated in
5. Chomsky and othertransformationalists refer to structural linguistics as .....
6. The work for which Saussure came to be known?
7. What is Karl Marx known for?
8. What is dependency theory?
9. According to Saussure, meanings of words are?
10. He is a representative of the structuralism:
11. Structure seeks to determine
12. Titchener's introspective observers agreed quite closely when reporting on the same stimulus.
13. Structuralism was created by
14. It refers to the acoustic image, or the graphic representation
15. What is the law of the falling rate of profit?
16. According to Saussure the casual relation that cause a natural resemblance between the signifier and signified
17. The three levels of language is BIGNNER, INTERMEDIATE & ADVANCED.
18. WHICH ARE TRUE ABOUT FUNCTIONALISM?
19. What factors contributed to the financial crisis of 2007 according to structuralists?
20. What is the role of the proletariat in a capitalist society?
21. The Father of American Psychology
22. Structuralism seeks to.....
23. How can being "a surfer" or "American" hurt other people?
24. It is developed from chaos theory and represents the body of research on systems about the systems that have complex characteristics.
25. Who can bring a temporary unity to a text?
26. What is the labor theory of value?
27. The slightest change in the starting point can lead to a very different result, refers to:
28. WHAT IS THE PROBLEM WITH INTROSPECTION? (VIDEO)
29. It is not about disorder, but it is about a complicated system of order. This theory states that social behavior and social systems are very complex.
30. Structuralism use the following approach to investigate mental processes:
31. What aspects describe a taxonomic model for the transformationalists
32. TITCHENER WAS THE STUDENT OF WILLIAM JAMES?
33. After finishing reading the book "Little Red Riding Hood written by Grimm's Brothers, I critique the story according to their plot and characterization. What approach to literary criticism did I apply?
34. To Wundt's two basic elements of consciousness, Titchener added extensity.
35. In Shapiro's view, they are not ontologically dependent on the existence of systems that instantiate them
36. Jonathan Culler's theory is the basis of Structuralism
37. What is the main argument of the neoliberal perspective on globalization?
38. It is referred to as the "mental concept"
39. It is the basis of the statement and already known from context
40. The porpuse of the study Linguistics in an academic environment is .....
41. The following are concepts of structuralism, except for .....
42. "Conscious experience as it is dependent upon the experiencing person" was Titchener's definition of the topic of study for psychology.
43. Which approach is more concerned with the "why" of behavior rather than the "what" ?
44. In what field did structuralism begin?
45. What is the goal of structural anthropology according to the text?
46. It is the concrete use of the language or known as the actual utterances.
47. Structuralism is only used in Linguistics and Literature
48. What are the two main approaches in interpreting and studying the society?
49. What is the role of the state in a capitalist society?
50. Titchener abandoned Wundt's notion of voluntarism but retained the concept of apperception.
51. The signifier is the thing, item, or code that we 'read'-so, a drawing, a word, a photo, while the signified is the idea or meaning being expressed by that signifier.
52. Where do the binaries not exist?
53. In semiology, this is the part of how we perceived a sign as a mental concept.
54. Functionalism played a significant role in the development of:
55. Wilhelm Wundt is often credited with establishing the first psychology laboratory, contributing to the development of structuralism.
56. According to dependency theory, what is the relationship between core and peripheral countries?
57. The principle which states that there is no inherent connection between words and their meanings/ things they describe is?
58. Which of the following does not stand for signifier?
59. Aristotle and Rene Descartes have this in common:
60. According to Saussure the universal and innate capacity in human beings corresponds to .....