(i) Ideal Type
(ii) Latent Functions
(iii) Integration
(iv) Ideographic
(v) Functionalism
(ii) Latent Functions : Functions, which are hidden and remain unacknowledged by participants,
(iii) Integration : The extent to which an individual experience a sense of belonging to a social group by virtue of sharing its norms, values, beliefs, etc.
(iv) Ideographic : Study of unique and unrepeatable events (e.g. History).
(v) Functionalism : It is a doctrine, which asserts that the principal task of sociology and social anthropology is to examine the contribution, which social items make to the social and cultural life of human collectivities.
(i) Antithesis (ii) Thesis
(iii) Synthesis (iv) Variable
(v) Bureaucracy (vi) Organic Analogy
(vii) Capitalism
(i) Concomitant Variation
(ii) Nomothetic
(iii) Conjectural
(iv) Cross-Cultural Method
(v) Dialectical
(vi) Materialism
(vii) Equilibrium
(viii) Manifest Functions
(ix) Ethnographic