According to Mezey, why can terms of sexual identity like “heterosexual” or “homosexual” be problematic?
a. These do not fully capture the breadth of emotional, romantic, or sexual attraction experienced by some people.
b. These terms depend on a person’s understanding of their own gender, but gender identity is not always static.
c. No person ever feels fully aligned with just one sexual identity.
d. Mezey does not find these terms problematic.
b. These terms depend on a person’s understanding of their own gender, but gender identity is not always static.
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a. the Eichmann effect b. social determinism c. culture lag d. technological lag e. the Hawthorne effect
__________ is the relative location of a person or group within the larger society, based on wealth, power, prestige, or other valued resources
a. Caste b. Class c. Economic position d. Prestige
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a. four to five pounds. b. five to six pounds. c. seven to eight pounds. d. nine to ten pounds.
What argument(s) does G. A. Cohen use to claim Marx was a functionalist, not an exotic dialectician? Select all, but only those that apply.
a. Productive forces correspond to the relations of production. b. The superstructure is built on top of a real foundation. c. Social, political, and even intellectual process are conditions by the mode of production in material life. d. Social determines consciousness.