Which of the following cases expanded the ability of law enforcement officials to stop and question anyone?
a. Plessy v. Ferguson
b. Gideon v. Wainwright
c. Florida v. Bostick
d. Whren v. U.S.
e. C & D
f. A & C
E
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a. are associated to some extent. b. are related in a way that is statistically significant. c. have a cause and effect relationship. d. are perfectly associated.
In his analysis of the shop floor of a Midwestern metal-products factory, Michael Burawoy saw "making out" as a way of maximizing the conflicting values of:
a. pay and productivity b. pay and social relations c. productivity and alienation d. social relations and productivity
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A. sociology B. social embeddedness C. relational theory D. social reciprocity
It is your first day of college classes and you have your textbooks, backpack, and laptop. According to dramaturgical analysis, you are presenting an image to other people. This is known as __________
a. front stage — backstage b. impression management c. body language d. networking