Name the major types of family coping skills that families tend to use in times of change and crisis
What will be an ideal response?
Appraisal-Focused Coping
Problem-Focused Coping
Emotion-Focused Coping
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Which of the following statements is true of tracking?
A. It allows teachers to develop curricula for students with similar ability. B. It creates and reinforces equality among students. C. It involves sorting students based on their racial or ethnic group. D. The effects of tracking decrease over time. E. Teachers tend to have high expectations for low-track students.
Which of these helps you make positive change in your community?
A. Act as if you are in your college community temporarily. B. Join others who have different interests. C. Do the right thing, even if you don't like it. D. Volunteer!
Which of the following are not true of paternalistic systems?
A. They seek to directly dominate and control the minority group. B. They require members of the minority group to be active (albeit involuntary) participants in that system. C. They tend to develop into "rigid" or competitive group relations. D. They tend to have a simple division of labor determined by the group.
When Barry visited the African village, he was struck by the level of destitution; however, he was surprised to see that local people's perceptions of poverty were quite different from his. Many of the most poor people he encountered felt that they were surviving well when compared to others in their culture. What is being described?
a. subjective poverty b. absolute poverty c. relative poverty d. perceived poverty