B.A. LL.B. (Five Years) Sem 1 Sociology I 2012 Jun Question Paper - KSLU

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UNIT - 1

1. Q1 (a) Define sociology. Explain how it contributes and differs from the sister sciences like History and Psychology.
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2. Q1 OR Describe the nature and uses of sociology.
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3. Q1 (b) Write short note : Data and concept.
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4. Q1 OR Comparative method.
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UNIT - 2

1. Q2 (a) Define association. Bring out its salient features.
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2. Q2 OR 'A normless society is an impossibility'. Explain the meaning and significance of social norms.
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3. Q2 (b) Briefly explain status and role.
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4. Q2 OR Elements of community.
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UNIT - 3

1. Q3 (a) Elaborate the salient characteristics of marriage. List out the advantages of monogamy.
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2. Q3 OR Define Family. Explain the general characteristics of family.
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3. Q3 (b) Formal and informal education.
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4. Q3 OR Advantages and disadvantages of private property.
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UNIT - 4

1. Q4 (a) Social change refers to change in human relationships - Mac Iver. Substantiate.
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2. Q4 OR What is social control ? Explain functions and forms of social control.
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3. Q4 (b) Write a short note - Every society is stratified.
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4. Q4 OR Conflict may have positive or negative consequences.
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UNIT - 5

1. Q5 (a) 'The laws are enacted for the welfare of society' - Discuss.
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2. Q5 OR Summarise the relevance of 'sociology of legal profession'.
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3. Q5 (b) Role played by legislation in social change.
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4. Q5 OR Important characteristics of law.
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