The next set of readings deals with generational matters, that is to say with age stratified
concerns. The last set concerned the dynamics of gender relationships in marriage and
family.
Discuss how age stratification and gender roles are not mutually exclusive, but
interact at once in many situations. Think of how there are different social rules and legal
applications for teen mother and mother, teen father and father, mother and
grandmother. Discuss and give other examples.
What will be an ideal response?
Selected from student responses, and from discussion.
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Anna's family has becoming increasingly religious over the past three generations and religious experiences are a major part of their recent family history. Anna's family could be said to be "secularized."
Answer the following statement true (T) or false (F)
When you reject the null hypothesis in an ANOVA, this tells you that the population means are not all the same and which means differ from which others. (True or False)
Indicate whether the statement is true or false
Teens and young adults in which of the following groups are most likely to be sexually active?
a. Asian Americans b. Whites c. African Americans d. Hispanics
In his book The Protestant Ethnic and the Spirit of Capitalism, Weber asked
a. what are the functions of religion for human existence? b. why did modern capitalism emerge and flourish in Europe rather than China or India? c. why did Islam, Christianity, and Judaism originate in the Middle East? d. why were India and China dominant civilizations at the end of the sixteenth century?