The author of the classic sociological work "Suicide" is: $$4 Emile Durkheim;

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$$3 Underclass

$$15 The process by which the population of a society becomes con­centrated in cities; also refers to theconcentration of economic activity, political-administrative organization, communication networks, andpolitical power in urban centers.

$$3 Urbanization

$$13 The collective efforts to resist or bring about some kind of social change are called:

$$6 Social movements

$$17 The esteem, honor, and social approval accorded to an individual or a social status is called:

$$3 Prestige 

$$18 The stratum of managers, executives, scientists, intellectuals, and other professionals who have gainedpositions of power in bureaucratically dominated societies:

$$5 New class 

$$21 The norms that are written and enforced by the government is called:

$$5 Laws

$$23 The theory of social change in which change is seen as an ongoing series of recurring cultural emphasesrather than as a process with some kind of direction:

$$2 Cyclic theory 

$$25 The economic resources that people receive or obtain during a specified period of time:

$$3 Income

$$24 The entire complex of ideas and material objects that people of a society (or group) have created andadopted for carrying out the necessary tasks of collective life:

$$2 Culture

$$25 The tendency of any technological development to set off a chain of other developments:

$$5 Innovation

$$27 The process whereby one identifiable group moves to a different part of an urban area and is replacedby another group:

$$2 Invasion-succession   

$$29 The Economic system in which the means of producing goods and services are publicly or collectivelyowned:

$$3 Socialism

$$30 The average number of years that people in a social or demo­graphic category will live.

$$4 Life expectancy

$$30 The likelihood of realizing a certain standard of living or quality of life as it is affected by one's positionin a stratification system.

$$3 Life chances

$$19 Toennies's term for a society characterized by impersonal and distant social relationships; people interact with each other, but in very limited ways, and for what the relationship may provide in terms of calculated self-interest and associated with urban life:

$$5 Gesellschaft societies

  $$21 The tendency of bureaucrats to conform slavishly to organizational rules, with the result that the rules are more important than the task or objective of the organization. These qualities of:

$$4 Bureaucratic personalities 

 $$22 The collection of similar types of data in two or more societies so that results can be compared…

$$2 Cross-cultural study

  $$23 The view held by the people of a society that they are of central importance in the universe andtherefore their ways of doing things are the right ways is called:

$$3 Ethnocentrism

$$8 The detrimental consequence for a society of some social structure:

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