Dominant theories of race during the time of W.E.B. Du Bois claimed that race __________
a. was not important in daily life
b. was a socially created distinction
c. had deep cultural patterns that shaped individuals' lives
d. biologically determined different levels of intelligence in individuals
d
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The functionalist view emphasizes that __________
A) traditionally, women performed the instrumental tasks B) assigning work tasks by sex created a smoothly functioning society C) distinct sex roles have never facilitated social stability D) the biological differences between males and females demands differing work from the sexes
In general, crystallized and fluid intelligence show
A. opposite developmental trends. B. identical developmental trends. C. no developmental trends. D. unknown developmental trends.
Brady's father physically and emotionally abused him before he went to live with his grandparents. When compared to non-abused children, what consequences of his abuse could be expected?
a) Increased chance of depression and nightmares as an adult b) Increased chance of being bullied and a tendency to be less aggressive c) Decreased interest in dating and sexual relationships as a teen d) Decreased chance of being involved in delinquent activities
According to Habermas, a society that experiences social inequality will also experience
A. social stability. B. wide spread apathy. C. social conflict. D. None of the answer choices are correct.