Early Mexican society was characterized by __________
A) familism
B)existentialism
C) consumerism
D) individualism
A
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Discrimination against an ethnic subpopulation
that is systematic and legitimated by cultural symbols while being built into the structure of social relations in a society is an example of: a. hate b. institutionalized discrimination c. prejudice d. prejudice and hate e. none of the above
According to Mead, the source we reference when we think about what "they" may say about us is called
a. Master Status b. Stigma c. Ego d. Generalized Other
Research has shown that if a mother has much more physical contact with her son and has less contact with her daughter,
a) her son is more likely to become gay while her daughter will more likely be heterosexual. b) her daughter is more likely to become lesbian while her son will more likely be heterosexual. c) her son is more likely to become gay and her daughter is more likely to become lesbian. d) nothing much will happen because children are born with homosexual tendencies.
Emily constantly suffered from severe headaches and blurred vision. At the age of fourteen, she was diagnosed with migraine. Her neurologist explained to her that women were more likely than men to suffer from such headaches. In the context of the nature-nurture debate, Emily's neurologist is most likely to support the theory that __________.
A. sex reassignment should be encouraged B. adult behavior influences children C. men have lower immunity than women D. biology shapes behavior E. cross-cultural variations in behavior exist