According to Pardo, the "Mothers of East Los Angeles" were continuing the activism of
their traditional roles.
Indicate whether the statement is true or false
F
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Mead believed that social order was rooted in ____________________________
a. the quality and quantity of social ties among individuals and groups b. coercion and force, with the lower classes being compelled to accept the dictates of the upper classes c. the learning of societal expectations of proper conduct through social interaction and empathy d. the equalization of income and wealth
Sociologists note that the way society is organized and people's lives within it are the result of social definitions and processes. In other words, sociologists state that our lives are socially _____
a. static b. differentiated c. constructed d. interactive
All of the following statements are examples of countercultures, EXCEPT for which one?
A) bikers in an outlaw motorcycle club B) Chicago Cubs fans C) individuals advocating the legalization of prostitution D) gang members operating in the San Quentin prison
Fatima thinks that much of what is learned in school has nothing directly to do with the formal content of lessons. Children spend long hours in school and get an early taste of what the world of work will be like, learning that they are expected to be punctual and apply themselves diligently to the tasks that those in authority set for them. Sociologists call this
a. the three Rs. b. critical-thinking lessons. c. the school of hard knocks. d. the hidden curriculum.