All of the following are part of Park's race-relations cycle EXCEPT:
a. competition.
b. contact.
c. ethnocentrism.
d. accommodation.
c
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Identify which of the following is not one of the ways to determine a society's values
a. Evaluate what preoccupies people in their conversations and actions. b. Consider what choices people consistently make. c. Identify what religious beliefs people subscribe to. d. Understand what people say is good, bad, moral, immoral, desirable, or undesirable.
A basic principle of the structural-functional approach is that all social institutions are__________.
A. in conflict B. operating separately C. interrelated D. symbolic
Szymanski supports his view of the industrialized socialist states by arguing that
a. they trade far more among themselves than with advanced capitalist states b. they have made only very small investments in capitalist societies c. the economic arrangements they make with capitalist nations are usually made on terms favorable to themselves d. all of these e. two of these
Deviance is behavior that
A. always violates the laws of a society. B. is always illegal. C. violates the standards of conduct or expectations of a group or society. D. is always anomic.