"The first piece of social research ever conducted in America" (Wilson, 1975) was the 1843
report on the status of the mentally ill in Massachusetts prepared by
A) Benjamin Rush
B) Dorothea Dix
C) Samuel Adams
D) Florence Nightingale
B
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a) twenties to early thirties; late teens to early twenties b) early teens to late teens; early teens to late teens c) late teens to early twenties; twenties to early thirties d) late teens to early twenties; late teens to early twenties
How do inductive and deductive approaches to social theory and research differ?
A) Inductive begins with concrete or observable things and moves towards abstract or theoretical ideas. Deductive begins with abstract or theoretical ideas and moves towards concrete or observable things. B) Inductive begins with big things at the top of society and moves towards small things at the bottom of society. Deductive begins at the bottom with small things and moves towards big things at the top. C) Inductive begins at the top of society and moves towards the bottom. Deductive begins at the bottom of society and moves towards the top. D) Inductive begins with small things and moves towards big things. Deductive begins with big things and moves towards small things.
After signing Executive Order 13199 which established the White House Office of Faith-
Based and Neighborhood Partnerships, President Obama pledged to a. favor Christian organizations because the United States was founded on Christian principles. b. not favor one religious group over another. c. allow proselytizing in government funded social service agencies. d. prohibit most Christian groups from receiving funding.
Which of the following is false concerning celibacy?
a. Choosing celibacy is a viable option. b. Some choose celibacy out of moral or cultural convictions. c. Some choose celibacy because of various fears about sex. d. Celibacy is almost always a reaction to engaging in sexual behaviors about which one feels extreme guilt.