Erving Goffman theorized social life as a kind of con game in which we work to control the impressions others have of us. What did Goffman call this process?
As student populations transform over time, new educational programs are introduced to meet societal needs. For example, sex education, drug education, and multicultural studies have been implemented in some schools to teach students about pressing social issues. This information most closely supports the statement that __________.
A person's class (socioeconomic status based on a person's education, occupation, and income) is the most significant predictor of whether he or she will participate in a mainstream __________.