World-system is defined by Wallerstein as any relatively large social system having
a. a high degree of interdependence with other social systems, an extensive
division of labor, and a plurality of cultures
b. a high degree of autonomy, a simple division of labor, and a plurality of cultures
c. a high degree of autonomy, a complex division of labor, and a plurality of societies and cultures
d. a high degree of autonomy, a complex division of labor, and a single unified culture
c
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Juvenile Delinquency is
a. a relatively modern concept. b. a legal category. c. defined uniformly by the states. d. both a and b.
During the ________ remarriage stage, a divorced person has to establish a commitment to and trust in a new partner
A) emotional B) psychic C) formal D) parental
Daniel and Emily are married to each other. They share equal power and authority over family issues. They both are employed, and they take turns doing household chores. This is an example of a(n) _____.
A) patriarchal family system B) matriarchal family system C) neolocal family system D) interlocal family system E) egalitarian family system
What is the key concept underlying the Sapir-Whorf hypothesis?
A. New words and concepts are rarely developed and have remained stable over time. B. Languages affect how their speakers think and behave. C. Language allows for the easy translation of words from one culture to another. D. Some cultures have evolved to have more sophisticated language than others.