Compared to marrieds, cohabitants pool their money __________
a. to a lesser extent b. equally
c. a little more often d. to a greater extent
a
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Junior is in Professor Lee’s sociology class. Professor Lee is studying the effects of marijuana on students at his university. Professor Lee tells his class about the study and informs them that they are part of his sample. Junior does not want to participate in the study but decides to do so anyway. He fears that if he does not participate he may fail the class. This example demonstrates the use of what unethical practice?
a. voluntary participation b. informed consent c. subtle coercion d. harm to participants
The corners in life that people occupy because of their place in a society are referred to as
a. social location. b. social affiliation. c. social empowerment. d. dominant groups.
In the medicalization of deviance, deviance becomes a symptom of some underlying illness that needs to be treated by __________.
a. the court b. sociologists c. physicians d. the police
All of the following describe characteristics of African American women in Beth Richie’s research on battered women jailed on Rikers Island, New York EXCEPT ______.
a. they often turned to the police for help b. they were likely to come from stable families and parents with high expectations c. they were committed to traditional gender norms and family values d. they were less likely than white women to turn to social services for help