__________ is the element of the iSoc model focused directly on how different aspects of our experiences—such as gender, race, class, and religion—collide and operate at the same time
A) Identity
B) Intersections
C) Interactions
D) Institutions
Answer: B
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A) Conflict B) Both/and C) Functionalist D) Symbolic structuralism
This increased temperature of the earth is called __________
A) thermal inversion B) the greenhouse effect C) global warming D) geothermal energy
Misty did an experiment in which half of her subjects were told that they had extrasensory perception and half were not. In reality, there was no difference. Interestingly, at the end of the three-month experiment, those subjects who were told that they had extrasensory perception actually outscored the control group on the ability to accurately describe video scenes with the sound turned off
This example reflects a. the Hawthorne effect. b. demoralization. c. the Pygmalion effect. d. selection biases. e. the psychological effect
Gerhard Lenski claimed that ______has the greatest power to shape a society
a. technology b. ideas c. conflict d. desire