________ argued that society's expectations, when internalized, become part of an individual's perception of self
a. George Herbert Mead
b. Charles H. Cooley
c. Sigmund Freud
d. Harold Garfinkel
a
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Mechanical solidarity
a. refers to social bonds based on shared religious beliefs and simple divisions of labor. b. is typically a characteristic of densely populated, urban areas. c. involves an elaborate division of labor based upon capitalistic hierarchies. d. is a theoretical concept that was derived from Max Weber's work.
During which stage of stepfamily development does reality set in and the family must sink or swim?
a. Awareness b. Immersion c. Fantasy d. Mobilization
Mariko's parents immigrated to the United States from Japan when she was a young child. Mariko has grown up rather "Americanized," unlike the upbringing of her parents. One might say that Mariko has been well ______ to U.S. culture.
A. accustomed B. structured C. acculturated D. assimilated
Which of the following is not a purpose of the American Sociological Association's code of ethics?
a. To guarantee the safety of their participants b. To maintain value neutrality c. To ensure the financial gain of the researchers d. To foster professionally responsible scholarship in sociology