As a leading ______ theorist, Talcott Parsons had a ______ view of macro-level societies.
A. symbolic interaction; constructionist
B. conflict; negative
C. structural functionalist; positive
D. ethnomethodologist; dismissive
Answer: C
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In the middle years, as of 2007, the percentage of men and women married was about
A) one-half of the men and one-half of the women. B) two-thirds of the men and one-half of the women. C) three-fourth of the men and two-thirds of the women. D) 90 percent of the men and 80 percent of the women.
Attitudes toward gender roles have changed, so that today
a. only 10 percent of men think that one parent should stay at home while the other is working b. both men and women say it is not fair for men to be the sole decision maker in the household. c. women no longer believe they will be discriminated against men in employment. d. men and women both agree that gender discrimination should be illegal.
Having low status on two different dimensions of stratification is known as:
a. double jeopardy. b. triple jeopardy. c. institutionalized discrimination. d. significant turmoil.
White nationalism in the United States _______________.
a. is a radically deviant ideology, supported only by a small fringe of extremists b. was eradicated with the 1960s Civil Rights Act c. is inconsistent with the “American values” of the nation’s founders d. is a systemic continuation of a long history of white racism