Which of the following is NOT an example of a nominal variable?
A) Hair color
B) Religious affiliation
C) Social Security number
D) Score on an IQ test
D
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The typical nursing home patient is
a. an African American or Hispanic male over age 75. b. a white, widowed female over age 80. c. a never-married African American woman over age 70. d. a white, widowed male over age 85.
_____ may force a group to rethink its moral boundaries, helping the group to adapt to changing circumstances
a. Deviance b. Strain theory c. White collar crime d. Social disintegration
According to the conclusion at the close of the chapter, organized sport programs for children are worth the effort when the adults who control the programs
A. are dedicated to preparing children to play at higher levels of competition. B. treat children as little adults to teach them lessons they can use as adults. C. create clear rules so that children know how they should act at all times. D. help children learn that games require cooperation between opponents.
Contrary to the idea of the United States as a "melting pot," the different groups in the United States continue to remain separate, which may make __________ inevitable.
A. conflict B. assimilation C. social cohesion D. co-optation