Rates of depression are highest among:
a. working mothers and fathers.
b. unemployed men.
c. married mothers and unemployed women.
d. women without children or husbands.
c
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For traditional two-parent+children families, family size and family income tend to be negatively related. Given this fact, we would guess that—all things equal—a family of ______________
a. 4 would be more prosperous than a family of 2 b. 7 would be less prosperous than a family of 8 c. 3 would be more prosperous than a family of 4 d. 6 would be less prosperous than a family of 7
The main problem with non-probability samples is that they
a. do not allow us to generalize to a population. b. are far too expensive. c. are much too large. d. can only be assembled using the technique of cluster sampling.
Answer the following statement(s) true (T) or false (F)
1. Critical theories direct our attention to structure and practices by which societies accord more or less privilege and power to different groups. 2. Three significant claims: All perspectives in social life are partial, some perspectives are more partial than others, and a standpoint is earned by developing political awareness of power differences among social groups. 3. A social location is a group to which an individual belongs but is not a standpoint. A standpoint is earned through critical reflection on power relations and engagement in an oppositional stance to the dominant one. 4. Marginalized people can generate unique insights on how a society works by offering perspectives outside the cultural center. 5. Some theorists assert that for survival, those in subordinate positions must understand their own positions, as well as those of individuals with more power.
What are the three main functions of religion from a functionalist perspective?
What will be an ideal response?