Introductory Sociology CLEP Prep Practice Exam

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What is an example of a macro-level approach to sociology?

Uncovering the meaning of a gesture
Topic of study analyzing our understanding of home and family dynamics
Focusing on how people interact with others
Analyzing how our society is structured

The correct answer is: Analyzing how our society is structured

An example of a macro-level approach to sociology would be analyzing how our society is structured. This involves looking at large-scale social systems, institutions, and patterns to better understand how society operates. The other choices listed are more focused on micro-level approaches, such as the meaning of a gesture (A), analyzing individual interactions (C), and studying specific topics (B). While these are all important areas of sociology, they do not fall under the category of macro-level approaches.