Recognizing the impact our individual position has on who we are and how we think and act, and taking responsibility for the impacts our actions have on others is known as
A. applied sociology.
B. personal sociology.
C. practical sociology.
D. public sociology.
Answer: B
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a. social institutions b. critical distance c. diversity d. in-groups and out-groups
_____ refers to the biological characteristics with which people are born-chromosomes, anatomy, hormones, and other physical and physiological attributes
A) ?Gender B) ?Sex C) ?Intellect D) ?Physique E) Figure
Which of the following describes rational choice theory’s characterization of people’s actions? Select all, but only those that apply.
a. People act with purpose or intention. b. People act toward achieving goals. c. People act in accordance with their preferences. d. People consider the availability of resources when acting.
Which of the following is considered the most conventional and established?
A. a sect B. a cult C. a new religious movement D. a church