Froggy Jumps Structural-Functional QuizOnline version Test your knowledge on the Structural-Functional Approach in sociology! by sarah ayyad 1 What does the structural-functional approach primarily focus on? a Individual behavior and choices. b Historical events and their impacts. c The interdependence of social structures and their functions. 2 Who is a key figure associated with the structural-functional approach? a Karl Marx. b Talcott Parsons. c Max Weber. 3 What is a key concept in the structural-functional approach? a Social equilibrium. b Social change. c Social conflict. 4 In structural-functionalism, what is a 'function'? a A social group's popularity. b The contribution of a social structure to the stability of society. c An individual's personal goals. 5 Which of the following is NOT a criticism of the structural-functional approach? a It overemphasizes social change. b It neglects individual agency. c It overlooks social conflict. 6 What is the primary method used in structural-functional analysis? a Systematic observation of social structures. b Historical analysis. c Qualitative interviews. 7 Which term describes the idea that all parts of society work together? a Social stratification. b Social cohesion. c Social isolation. 8 What does the structural-functional approach assume about society? a It is based solely on individual actions. b It is a complex system with interrelated parts. c It is chaotic and unpredictable. 9 Which of the following is a key focus of structural-functionalism? a The role of institutions in maintaining social order. b The impact of globalization. c The evolution of technology. 10 How does structural-functionalism view social change? a As a sudden disruption. b As an irrelevant factor. c As a gradual process that maintains stability.
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