Ben's more distant grandparent role
A was characterized as a place in the family and a place apart.
B made him potentially vulnerable to abandonment when he needed help.
C was acceptable to his daughters and his grandchildren.
D all of the above
D
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a) feminist sociology. b) sociological imagination c) social norms. d) gender studies.
A media outlet that uses products of the others to enhance its offerings and cross-promote its brands is engaging in a
a. streamlined production system. b. synergistic mode of production. c. massive investment in technologies. d. horizontal corporate organization.
As life-course trajectories became more standardized, what was the typical life course sequence experienced by a majority of the men in the twentieth century?
A. complete high school, complete college, marriage, parenthood B. first job, marriage, military service, parenthood C. complete high school, entry into first job, marriage, parenthood D. complete high school, marriage, parenthood, divorce
Which of the following terms refers to the shared values within a society?
A. mechanical solidarity B. culture C. organic solidarity D. collective conscience