The approach that studies urban environments with an emphasis on the role of politics, economics, and power is called
A. new urban sociology.
B. the Chicago School.
C. environmental sociology.
D. structural perspective.
Answer: A
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(a) usually work toward alleviating the addict's problems. (b) help to minimize stress. (c) will likely encourage the alcoholic to continue drinking and to become less involved with family life. (d) (a) and (b)
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a. laws that allow some people to marry but not others. b. media messages we are sent about acceptable ways for husbands and wives to treat each other. c. technology available for housework. d. all of the above.
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a. tend to place less importance on boys, but not girls, being competitive. b. tend to place less importance on girls, but not boys, being competitive. c. tend to place less importance on boys and girls being competitive. d. place the same importance on competitiveness as other societies.