In the sociological sense of the word, a charismatic leader is
a. a popular person.
b. demanding to the point of insisting that followers make extraordinary sacrifices.
c. an attractive, likable person.
d. someone who is continually in our thoughts.
B
You might also like to view...
According to Peter Berger, it can be said that the first wisdom of sociology is that
a. what you see is what you get. b. things are not what they seem. c. we are all actors on the stage of life. d. we are all destined to die someday.
The shift in production from the United States to outside the country has resulted in________
a. an increase in semi-skilled jobs in the United States b. decreased unemployment c. reduction in welfare costs d. increased discontent among the working class
The increasing participation of women in the labor force has been termed the ______.
A. contingent work increase B. feminization of labor C. the glass escalator D. industrialized feminism
In what way did participants describe age as a factor in their desire to live apart together rather than to cohabit or marry?
a. Participants explained that their age made them more selective and picky about their partners and that they were unwilling to marry anyone who wasn’t “perfect.” b. Participants expressed that their age prevented them from being sexually intimate, which dissuaded them from pursuing marriage or cohabitation. c. Participants explained that age is unrelated to their decisions not to cohabit or marry. d. Participants expressed the sentiment that marriage was for young people raising children.