When female workers are studied in the sociology of work, researchers typically use
a. a job model focusing on working conditions, opportunities and problems in trying to understand their behavior at work and their expectations.
b. a gender model focusing on personal characteristics and family circumstances to explain work behavior.
c. a social structural model focusing on societal opportunities and problems.
d. a cultural model focusing on values and belief systems that impact work expectations.
b
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b. ethnomethodology. c. conflict resolution. d. exchange theory.
The elderly make up about 13% of the U.S. population, and consume _____ of all health care in the United States
a. about a quarter b. more than one-third c. almost half d. 89%
Which of the following is a characteristic of a global city?
a. They are the homes of new financial, legal, and accountancy products b. They are the key locations for lending industries and marketplaces c. They are the setting from which businesses and organizations exercise global command and control d. They are located in the western world
Sociology emerged in Western Europe in the __________ century during the period known as the Enlightment or the Age of Reason.
A. early seventeenth B. late seventeenth C. early eighteenth D. late eighteenth