In what case did the Court rule that psychologically coercive techniques interfere with constitutional ideas of fair play?
A. New York v. Scott.
B. Larson v. United States.
C. Miranda v. Arizona.
D. McAllen v. Washington.
Answer: C. Miranda v. Arizona.
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Indicate whether the statement is true or false
When sociologists look at globalization
a. they agree that it is a major revolution in the way people live. b. they are in agreement that is transforming society in very positive ways. c. most see the world becoming "flat" as a good thing. d. there is considerable debate about what it is and what it will create.
________ can be thought of as moral imperatives
a. Values b. Mores c. Folkways d. Consensus
Which is one of the themes of the textbook?
A. The best way to truly understand families is to link micro- and macro-level perspectives. B. Because families are different from one culture to another, they have few universal features or functions. C. Families are monolithic. D. Biological theories and research are most important to understanding families and close relationships.