What was the enlightenment, and what did this have to do with sociology?
What will be an ideal response?
During the "Enlightenment," or "Age of Reason," reason was used to understand the relationship of the individual and society (as opposed to faith or divine authority of the monarchy). Sociology applies the ideas of the Enlightenment (reason) to the study of society.
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The madam is one who
a) solicits customers for a prostitute in return for a share of the proceeds. b) simply lives off the earnings of one or more prostitutes. c) is considered the "lowest of the low" by lower-class blacks. d) is ranked much lower than prostitutes in the prostitute subculture.
Which of the following practices demonstrates the danger of racial profiling?
A. stop-and-frisk policies B. community policing C. D.U.I. safety checkpoints D. both "community policing" and "D.U.I. safety checkpoints"
The elaboration technique controls for a third variable by
a. fixing its values so they are no longer free to vary. b. eliminating the variable from the analysis. c. replacing its values with those of the independent. d. adding a column to the bivariate table to include the control variable.
Which culture tends to value autonomous households?
a. Native American b. Hispanic/Latino c. African American d. European American