Violations of mores are more socially significant than violations of folkways
Indicate whether the statement is true or false
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The rate of theft is high in a department store and a clerk has been warned that it must stop or the clerk could lose his job
The boss has also told the clerk that Mexican Americans are likely to shoplift and are probably responsible for most of the thefts in the store. So the clerk follows Mexican Americans around the store. This behavior is best explained by: a. The clerk's own prejudice b. The role expectation of the boss c. The personality issues of the clerk d. Lack of intergroup contact
Jason is analyzing some data collected by the Census Bureau for his senior project. What type of research is he doing?
a) experiment b) secondary analysis c) survey d) in-depth interview e) focus group
Which of the following is a theoretical perspective that analyzes gender and sexuality at both macro and micro levels?
A. Feminist perspective B. Structuralist perspective C. Conflict theorist perspective D. Symbolic interactionist perspective E. Functionalist perspective
The way we form and revise first impressions about others is known as
A. impression formation. B. impression work. C. impression internalization. D. impressionization.