Some nations, such as Japan and North Korea, mostly include people who share a common culture and who are typically from similar social, religious, political, and economic backgrounds. These nations are referred to as __________.
Fill in the blank(s) with the appropriate word(s).
homogeneous societies
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Why do sociologists analyze secondary data when they conduct research on wealth and poverty around the world?
a. because these data focus on poverty indicators b. because these data focus on low-income nations only c. because these data are based upon the culture of poverty hypothesis d. because these data focus on quality-of-life indicators for high-, middle-, and low-income nations
George Herbert Mead explored how individual personalities are developed from social experience and concluded that we would not have an identity, a "self," without communication with other people
a. True b. False Indicate whether the statement is true or false
A manager may monitor employee behavior by
a. observing the greeter in a discount store welcoming customers to a store. b. distributing surveys to their customers inquiring about the adequacy of service or particular areas that require further attention. c. electronically eavesdropping on telephone operators' conversations. d. checking directly with the customers to see if service has been adequate. e. all of the above.
How would a research study be able to demonstrate causation?
A. by using a controlled laboratory experiment B. by creating an in-depth case study C. by administering a survey questionnaire D. by engaging in correlational research