Milgram explains what happened in his experiment by arguing the subjects came to see themselves as
a. contributing to the other person.
b. important.
c. evil.
d. agents of someone else.
e. only temporarily inhumane.
D
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The term "oriental" is
a. an accurate label for Asian people. b. an accurate racial category. c. a racial category arising primarily in popular culture. d. an attempt in the United States to identify all Asian American citizens equal in status to other Americans.
Say you live in a state where marijuana is decriminalized. In this situation, being fined for the possession of small quantities of marijuana would most likely be handled by __________ governments, whereas being arrested for the trafficking of marijuana across state lines would most likely be handled by __________ governments.
A) federal; local B) state; federal C) local; state D) federal; state
The Sapir-Whorf hypothesis holds that
a. people are forever prisoners of their language. b. language and culture are fairly unrelated. c. exposure to another language can cause a person to become ethnocentric. d. functionalism is more plausible than conflict theory when studying culture. e. our view of the world depends on the particular language we have learned.
______ is not the cause of rising health-care costs; the cost of ______ is.
A. Aging; dying B. Dying; aging C. Illness; dying D. Dying; illness