Considering people's social relations, neighborhoods, churches, schools, and leisure time activities, there is __________ blending of people from different economic backgrounds, according to Aronowitz' article on class
a. no
b. little
c. a fair to moderate amount of
d. a great deal of
B
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Someone believing his or her culture is the only way "good people" should act is
a. culturally relativistic b. anthropologically oriented. c. ethnocentric. d. seeing reality as it is.
You are a participant in an experiment where researchers ask you to take a math test at 6 p.m. on a Monday night in an empty classroom using a tablet computer. Once you complete the test, you are given a pamphlet on calculating measures of central tendency to read at home. You are told to read it and return to take the same test at 6 p.m. on Tuesday night. You return and take the test in a classroom full of people using paper and a pencil. Identify the type of experiment being conducted and analyze its strengths and weaknesses.
What will be an ideal response?
The following are more likely to engage in extramarital sex, EXCEPT for
a) men. b) the lower income. c) those who have not experienced premarital sex. d) the less religious.
Describe attitudes toward interracial relationships in the United States historically and today, including laws and public opinion. How have opinions changed, how have they remained the same, and which groups are more likely to have favorable or
unfavorable views? Please provide the best answer for the statement.