How are crowds different from social groups?
a. Crowds have more than 50 people.
b. People in crowds do not know each other personally.
c. Crowds do not have unified goals.
d. Crowds occur in public spaces.
Answer: C
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a. True b. False
Jack leaves his current job on Friday and will start his new job on Thursday. Between Friday and Thursday, which term best describes Jack's status?
a. underemployment b. structural unemployment c. cyclical unemployment d. frictional unemployment e. labor tightness
People in our society tend to think of themselves in terms of their individuality, but we are also all products of our __________, such as the time and place we live and the family we were born into
a. social contexts b. genetic makeup c. likes and dislikes d. interests and skills
A student in a military family must move and change schools often. How does the fact that education is institutionalized impact this student?
A. There are many aspects of different schools that are stable so the student will be able to adjust from one to the next. B. There are many levels of social status that will interact with the student based on family income. C. There are different levels of education provided to different students based on military rank. D. There are different aspects of education in different schools that will provide the student with entirely different forms of organization.