Which is least important in split-class theories?
A. divisions between social classes
B. divisions within social classes
C. divisions in the upper class
D. divisions in the lower class
C. divisions in the upper class
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For Weber, preindustrial societies are characterized by a focus on
a. personal choice. b. shared moral sentiments. c. productive specialization. d. rationality.
Which of the following best describes the methods used by social movements to achieve their goals?
A. nontraditional power channels B. innovative but conventional C. combination of conventional and extrainstitutional D. exclusively extrainstitutional
The type of applied sociological thinking that focused on how society shaped the mind and identity of people was called
A. the Chicago School. B. the Enlightenment School. C. classical European theory. D. the social interactionist.
Based on research around the world, Paul Ekman concludes that people everywhere have how many basic emotions?
a. One b. Three c. Six d. Over twenty-five