In most western nations, the rate of
A) unmarried cohabitation is increasing while rates of first marriage and remarriage are declining.
B) unmarried cohabitation is increasing, but so are rates of first marriage and remarriage.
C) unmarried cohabitation is increasing, but rates of first marriage and remarriage remain about the same.
D) unmarried cohabitation is decreasing while rates of first marriage and remarriage are increasing.
A
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Which of the following is true of the 2016 Rio Olympics?
A. Female athletes won more medals than male athletes. B. Male athletes won more medals than female athletes. C. U.S. athletes won the majority of the gold medals. D. both "female athletes won more medals than male athletes" and "U.S. athletes won the majority of the gold medals"
Sociologist George Herbert Mead's concept of the __________ other refers to the child's awareness of the demands and expectations of the society as a whole or of the child's subculture
a. generalized b. perceived c. secondary d. significant
Which of the following would not be an example of sociological diagnostics?
a. Robert's GPA variations while in college. b. differing income between men and women in the workforce. c. race, ethnicity, and ability to receive a home mortgage. d. dispersions of educational funds throughout the United States. e. these are all examples of sociological diagnostics.
When it comes to the impact of religion on gender expectations, all of the following are true except that
A. any religion interpreted in a fundamentalist way may be oppressive to women. B. the most devout believers of any faith tend to have the most traditional beliefs about the proper roles for men and women. C. Christian, Islamic, and Jewish women, along with other religious women, have often organized to resist fundamentalist and sexist practices. D. religious faith is inherently associated with a patriarchal view of gender roles and is thus anti-egalitarian.