What is the relationship between science and religion?
a. They are completely incompatible; that is, scientists cannot have religious beliefs.
b. They are based on very different understandings, so that mixing them creates problems.
c. Science and religion are essentially the same thing, having to do with beliefs.
d. Scientific thinking is better for human beings than is religion.
e. Religion is more functional for human society than is science.
B
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In the U.S., one's SAT score may be used as a "proxy" measure of one's social class. What does this mean? a. The SAT score is a more realistic measure of social class than income or education
b. SAT scores are the best predictors of how well a student will do in their career. c. Family income is strongly correlated with scores on the SAT exam. d. SAT scores are more related to race than income.
The United States and other industrialized societies are characterized by _____ solidarity.
A. communal B. mechanical C. organic D. integrated
Social class does not merely affect the here and now, bringing with it more or less comfortable lifestyles; it also reaches into individuals’ futures, broadly affecting life chances.
Answer the following statement true (T) or false (F)
A sociologist supports a community group in developing a program that will enhance personality stabilization. Which program fits this description?
a. a suicide hotline where a person can call to talk with a support person anonymously b. a "take your spouse on a walk" night at a local park c. a family education program that offers breastfeeding support for new mothers d. a drug and alcohol prevention program at a local middle school