Which of the following describes why children of poor families often worked outside of the home?
a. Their wages were necessary for the family's survival.
b. Their families believed in the need for apprenticeships.
c. Their income was an effective way to attract a desirable mate.
d.
Their parents did not believe in the idea of a childhood.
a
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Putnam's findings clearly include a _____________ correlation between trusting those of another racial/ethnic background and neighborhood (census tract) homogeneity
a. strong negative b. weak negative c. strong positive d. weak positive e. near zero
Tai Min is a 14-year-old girl who was encouraged by government officials to rent out her body for sexual purposes to help her country's economy. Tai Min is being asked to engage in __________
A) patriotic prostitution B) corporate prostitution C) house prostitution D) convention prostitution
Of the methods listed below, which does not directly study people?
a. Participant observation b. Survey c. Content analysis d. Experiment
The initial obstacle participant observers encounter is
A. gaining acceptance into an unfamiliar group. B. determining which group will be the experimental group. C. maintaining their objectivity when studying people face-to-face. D. formulating the sequence of questions in an interview.