Toro-Morn discovered in her interviews with married Puerto-Rican
immigrant women that
A husbands demanded their pay checks.
B there was more "machismo" in middle class men than in working class.
men.
C women arrived in the United States due to a pattern of family stage
migration.
D all of the above
C
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Charlie believes that women are less likely to be affected by breakups when compared to men.However, James states that both men and women are equally affected by breakups
Which of the following statements, if true, is likely to weaken Charlie's argument? A) Societies consider men to be more socially acceptable if they are in a romantic relationship. B) Studies have shown that women are less likely to be affected by losing a relationshipwhen compared to men. C) Women are depressed after a breakup because many women's self-worth is tied to having a boyfriend. D) People who have fewer resources to exchange in the marriage market are more upset by dating breakups.
In her research on robots in the workplace Lee distributed a set of questions that she asked people to answer on their own time. This method is known as a
a. participant observation. b. self-administered questionnaire. c. structured interview. d. secondary sources.
John, a young teenager, and his friends, all without a criminal record, are walking around the mall on Halloween day. John's friends dare him to steal an entire basket of candy from a store, and he does. Labeling theorists would define John's behavior as "primary deviance."
Answer the following statement true (T) or false (F)
Which of the following is NOT a reason that the government opts for trickle-down solutions?
A. Trickle-down spending is the most efficient and effective way to get government money to the places where it will do the most good. B. Government officials believe in the conservative ideology that says what is good for business is good for the United States. C. Government officials are more likely to hear from business leaders who are organized and have access to the halls of power. D. Because the weak, by definition, are not organized, their voice is not heard or, if heard, not taken seriously in decision-making circles.