A limitation of the symbolic-interaction approach is that it ________
a. is not concerned with the meaning people attach to behavior.
b. is not focused on macro-level social structures.
c. does not use the sociological perspective.
d. does not focus on the widespread influence of culture.
Answer: d
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a. At the lower end of the economic scale, lifestyles were more homogeneous. b. Factory workers had risen to the middle stratum of social life in Middletown. c. Labor unions were still excluded from the mainstream of life in Middletown. d. The distinctive upper class that the Lynds saw emerging in the 1930s had vanished by the 1970s.
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A. Self-fulfilling prophecies B. Iron cage C. Class antagonisms D. Mechanical solidarity
Ancient Egyptians focused on
A. preparing for the afterlife. B. Ba flying to the afterlife. C. raging against death. D. La, the soul's force.
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a. structural antinatalism b. pronatalist bias c. value of children perspective d. replacement bias