Because of the cultural ambiguity of remarried family relationships, social scientist Andrew Cherlin calls the remarried family a(n)
a. nuclear-family monopoly. b. incomplete institution
c. absent cultural script. d. normless norm.
b
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What Weber called the "routinization of charisma" involves charismatic authority
a. disappearing entirely. b. becoming a reflection of a leader's unique personality. c. becoming sheer force. d. transforming into some combination of traditional authority and rational-legal authority.
Which change is associated with the postindustrial age?
A. More women went to work. B. More men went to college. C. The education sector grew. D. The service sector grew.
When it comes to work and family, ________ can be thought of as the positive psychological state we achieve through regularly meeting our own, others', and work-related needs
A) balance B) stasis C) role-peace D) silence
What was "The Great Migration?"
What will be an ideal response