Top 550+ Solved Methodology and Perspectives of Social Sciences MCQ Questions Answer

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Q. ________ is regarded as the father of Political Science.

a. herodotus

b. aristotle

c. plato

d. rousseau

  • b. aristotle

Q. _____ is central to the procedures of scientific method

a. oral history

b. comparison

c. objectivity

d. customs

  • c. objectivity

Q. _____ affect the objectivity of the study

a. personal bias

b. morality

c. customs

d. ethics

  • a. personal bias

Q. Positivism is advocated by _____

a. karl marx

b. herbert spencer

c. auguste comte

d. durkheim

  • c. auguste comte

Q. ______ is commonly used as an umbrella term to refer to a plurality of fields

a. natural sciences

b. human sciences

c. social sciences

d. psychical sciences

  • c. social sciences

Q. Which one of the following has been wrongly listed as the basis of behaviouralism moment by DavidEaston

a. quantifications

b. values

c. systematization

d. pure science

  • b. values

Q. The branch of philosophy that studies assumptions about the nature of reality and existence is

a. epistemology

b. ontology

c. methodology

d. phenomenology

  • b. ontology

Q. The philosophical area which deals with the problem of being is called ______

a. axiology

b. epistemology

c. materialism

d. ontology

  • d. ontology

Q. Epistemology is concerned with _____ of knowledge

a. origin

b. validity

c. limitations

d. all of these

  • d. all of these

Q. Rationalism and empiricism represent the philosophy of the ______ era

a. ancient

b. medieval

c. contemporary

d. modern

  • d. modern

Q. ‘Science of society is possible’ is assumed by which approach

a. humanist

b. positivist

c. functionalist

d. feminist

  • b. positivist

Q. Positivists tend to be skeptical of

a. science

b. religion

c. human goodness

d. none of the above

  • b. religion

Q. How did Post Positivism relate to Positivism

a. its criticized positivism but held on some of its features

b. it advocated abandoning positivism altogether

c. it was a continuation of positivism

d. none of the above

  • a. its criticized positivism but held on some of its features
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