Which theoretical framework views the family as an institution to stabilize society?
a. conflict
b. structural-functional
c. family systems
d. symbolic interaction
b
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Sociologists opposed to reinstitutionalization have made all of the following arguments AGAINST reinstitutionalization EXCEPT ________
a. that it would herald the return to the era of the "snake pit" and grim, underfunded, understaffed orphanages b. that reinstitutionalization threatens ideals of community care, patients' rights c. that mainstreaming of people with mental disabilities, or histories of neglect may be threatened d. that it amounts to warehousing of troubled and neglected members of society, which is why many mental hospitals and orphanages were shut down e. that reinstitutionalization would not alleviate the suffering of mentally ill homeless people who live on the streets
The concept of the man box is described as:
a. a rewarding system of gender role differentiation benefitting both men and women b. a social space for masculine homosexual men who are living "in the closet" c. a place women put men in order to harass and demean them d. the restrictive hegemonic socialization of men based on domination and control
Four generation families are becoming more and more common
Indicate whether the statement is true or false
In Sexual Behavior of the Human Male, Kinsey found that:
a. homosexual experience is virtually absent within males. b. homosexual experience is rare among young and middle-aged males. c. homosexual experience is more common than was previously thought. d. homosexuality is rare among elderly men.