The entire body of shared and learned beliefs, attitudes, traditions, normative expectations, and other forms of knowledge that is passed on from one generation to the next within a society is referred to as __________
a. culture
b. sophistication
c. refinement
d. breeding
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Cultures try to control the development of love by many different mechanisms. Which one is practiced in the United States?
a) child marriage b) relative freedom c) kinship rules d) segregation e) The United States does not try to control the development of love.
Divorce creates two separate but __________ households
(a) equal (b) overlapping (c) illegal (d) unethical
Power whose legitimacy is derived from the extraordinary personal characteristics of an individual leader, which inspire loyalty and devotion, is referred to as
A. charismatic authority. B. popular authority. C. rational-legal authority. D. democratic authority.
A key element in the sociological imagination is the ability to view one's own society
A. from the perspective of cultural biases. B. as an outsider. C. as an insider. D. from the perspective of personal experience.