From a functional perspective, prejudice and discrimination are always dysfunction. They have not positive functions within society
Indicate whether the statement is true or false
F
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A particular danger in the system-blame orientation is that it tends to
a. ignore the reality that some individuals are malicious for psychological reasons. b. not recognize that some people need therapy or help. c. be only part of the truth. d. all of the above
Contemporary sexism denies that gender discrimination persists and includes the belief that women a. suffer from sexual harassment in the workplace
b. are asking for too much. c. earn less than men. d. have less upward mobility in the workplace.
Newman's closing argument suggests that the key to undermining inequality is to recognize the multiple intersecting dimensions of privilege by first undermining:
A. legal desegregation. B. gender neutrality. C. dichotomous thinking. D. affirmative action.
5. Where does social change mostly occur?
a. The macro level b. Social institutions c. The micro level d. Social structures