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Understanding Social Rights and Welfare Models

Test your knowledge about social rights, welfare states, and cultural shifts from traditional to postmodern society with this engaging quiz. Explore key concepts, thinkers, and characteristics that define our social structures.

Assess your understanding of welfare models
Learn about the impact of modernity and postmodernity
Challenge your beliefs about social rights and traditions

15 Questions4 MinutesCreated by ReflectiveMind42

76) According to Gil-Calvo's reading, in social rights ...

A) The state is the only institution publicly responsible for procuring them

B) The state must prevent any public interference, because they are private rights

C) The state and civil society are equally responsible for addressing them

77) It is characteristic of the Welfare State ...

A) The market economy not regulated by the State

B) The economy planned by the State

C) The market economy regulated by the State

78) In traditional society, the meaning of existence is attributed to texts such as ...

A) The works of the philosophers of classical Greece

B) The ancestral mythical legends

C) None of the above

79) Which of the following countries present a less intense regulation of the labor market, according to the reading of Esping-Andersen?

A) to France

B) Norway

C) Great Britain

80) The liberal welfare model, according to Esping-Andersen's reading, is ...

A) Residual

B) Universal

C) Familiar

81) We can say that the social democratic welfare model has historically been characterized by ...

A) Social protection based on benefits directed to the family unit

B) De-commodification of private welfare services

C) None of the above

82) The myth of Prometheus reflects ...

A) The devotion of traditional society to mythical narrations

B) The sacrifice of modern man for the emancipation of Humanity

C) The courage and loyalty of the hero, qualities that are lost with Modernity

83) In traditional society we find ...

A) The distinction between the sacred and the profane

B) The fusion of the sacred and profane

C) The secularization of the profane

84) Say which of the following elements is NOT an instrument of the Keynesian Welfare State for the control of economic cycles and their effects:

A) The coverage of basic services for citizens, such as education or health

B) The regulation of interest rates

C) The development of policies aimed at full employment

85) Among the enlightened thinkers is valued especially ...

A) The reason

B) The instruction

C) All the previous ones

87) Which of the following statements is NOT true?

A) Modern and postmodern societies use technology and science to achieve more economic development

B) The postmodern society is a society where the secularization of modern society is accentuated in a very remarkable way in all fields

C) Both modern and postmodern society value the autonomy of the individual

88) The phenomenon of the liquid society is associated with ...

A) Extremely emotional beings, who adapt to changing circumstances

B) Extremely fast life rhythms, to adapt to circumstances that change faster and faster

C) Weak values and convictions, very adaptable to changing circumstances

89) A clearly postmodern culture ...

A) Reject magic and all superstition

B) Subject rationality to emotionality

C) All of the above are correct

90) A line of continuity between Modernity and Postmodernity is ...

A) Faith in progress

B) Individualism

C) Postmodernism

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