When social norms become part of the individual, this is called ____
a. conditioning
b. operationalizing
c. sanctioning
d. internalization
e. punishment
D
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Which of the following explains the shift in society's views toward sex in the nineteenth century (e.g., the idea that masturbation could lead to blindness or that oral sex could cause cancer)?
a. Permissive attitudes about sexuality were replaced with more traditional attitudes. b. Religious presumptions about sexuality were partly replaced by medical ones. c. Men and women's differing attitudes toward sexual activities formed a double standard. d. These and other sexual practices were accepted for men but not for women.
Stepwise regression equations may yield inconsistent when applied to different samples. (True or False)
Indicate whether the statement is true or false
__________ are the formal and informal systems that establish and preserve patterned relationships by creating, reproducing, and enforcing societal norms and the social order
a. Social institutions b. Social structures c. Secondary groups d. Formal organizations
What political change is attributable to resentment over the federal government’s role in dismantling Jim Crow?
a. until 1948 the US South overwhelmingly voted for the Democratic Party; after 1948 it gradually shifted to become (among White voters) solidly Republican b. in the early 1990s the Soviet Union could no longer criticize racial discrimination in the US, and the US shifted from opposing to supporting human rights resolutions c. the power of federal courts to rule on civil rights issues was abolished d. the 24th Amendment to the US Constitution abolishing the authority of the federal government to regulate interstate commerce