Disputes over the state of American society, including the presumed decline of the family, are often known as the ______.
A. cohabitation crisis
B. marriage movement
C. culture wars
D. marriage dearth
Answer: B
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Indicate whether this statement is true or false.
The text defines crime as:
a. behavior, beliefs, or conditions that are viewed by relatively powerful segments of society to be serious violations of important norms. b. a violation of a formal statute enacted by a legitimate government. c. perverted acts defined as such by powerful segments of society. d. serious violation of consistent moral codes.
Caste systems and slavery are both __________
a. systems where status is determined at birth b. systems where persons are considered property c. open systems of stratification d. based on achieved, not ascribed, status
The examples of “feral children” and isolated children like Isabelle show that __________
A) working-class children learn different values than middle-class children B) children learn their gender roles primarily through the media C) humans have little or no instinctive knowledge of language and facial expression D) isolated children are mostly those who were born brain-damaged