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👥 Sociology (Section II)National Testing Agency (NTA)

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CUET Sociology (Section II) chapters

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👥 12 chapters, in order12 chapters
  1. Introducing Indian Society — Unlearning, Social Maps, Colonialism and Community
  2. The Demographic Structure of Indian Society — Malthus, Transition and India's Population
  3. Social Institutions: Continuity and Change — Caste, Tribe, Family and Kinship
  4. The Market as a Social Institution — Exchange, Caste, Capitalism and Consumption
  5. Patterns of Social Inequality and Exclusion — Caste, Tribe, Gender and Disability
  6. The Challenges of Cultural Diversity — Community, Nation, Region, Religion and the State
  7. Structural Change — Colonialism, Industrialisation and Urbanisation
  8. Cultural Change — Reform Movements, Sanskritisation, Westernisation, Modernisation and Secularisation
  9. The Story of Indian Democracy — the Constitution, Panchayati Raj and Democratic Politics
  10. Change and Development in Rural Society — Land, Labour, Reform and the Green Revolution
  11. Change and Development in Industrial Society — Work, Workers and the Organised Sector
  12. Social Movements — Theories, Types and the Movements That Shaped India

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From the chapter: Introducing Indian Society — Unlearning, Social Maps, Colonialism and Community

In the sociological sense used in the NCERT book, "self-reflexivity" means:

Show the answer and why

Answer: B.

Self-reflexivity is the ability to see oneself from the outside — to ask how one's views were formed and to treat them as one position among many. It is not wholesale rejection of what one has learnt; unlearning means examining assumptions, not discarding all of them. Relying on personal experience as evidence is exactly the common-sense habit sociology asks us to question.

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