IGNOU BSOC-101 SOLVED ASSIGNMENT 2026-27 IN ENGLISH (Introduction to Sociology-I)
| University | IGNOU |
|---|---|
| Code | BSOC-101 |
| Course | BASOH |
| Title | Introduction to Sociology-I |
| Language | English |
| Session | 2026-27 |
| Author | IGNOU SIMPLIFIED |
| Publisher | Saksham Publication |
IGNOU BSOC-101 — Introduction to Sociology-I solved assignment for the 2026-27 session (July 2026 & January 2027). Complete, exam-ready answers to every question below, prepared as per the latest IGNOU guidelines and delivered instantly as a PDF.
Questions covered in this assignment
Section I
Answer the following Descriptive Category questions in about 400 words each.
Q1. Does sociology has relationship with history? Discuss. (20)
Q2. Explain the AGIL model of Talcott Parsons. (20)
Section II
Answer the following Middle Category questions in about 250 words each.
Q3. Examine mass media as an agent of socialization. (10)
Q4. What do you understand by social control? Explain. (10)
Q5. Discuss the diversity of culture in India. (10)
Section III
Answer the following Short Category questions in about 100 words each.
Q6. What is ethnocentrism? (6)
Q7. What is social institution? (6)
Q8. What is master status? (6)
Q9. What is role learning? (6)
Q10. Distinguish between Great and Little communities. (6)
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