Which sociological perspective might observe the division of labor among the staff members in a hospital emergency room and focus on how the allocation of responsibilities affects their social behavior?
A. functionalist perspective
B. conflict perspective
C. interactionist perspective
D. global perspective
C. interactionist perspective
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The National Organization for Women went before Congress to report that men in the U.S. keep and maintain power over women through purposeful discrimination. This organization's assertion is embedded in:
a. Gender Inequality Theory b. Gender Oppression Theory c. Structural Oppression Theory d. Exchange Theory
According to Levitt, all but which of following is true regarding crime rates?
a. Controlling for other factors, there is a statistically significant but substantively small relationship between unemployment rates and property crime. b. Violent crime does not vary systematically with the unemployment rate. c. Changes in U.S. gun laws in the 1980s and 1990s, allowing for the carrying of concealed weapons by the average citizen, can account for a significant portion of the reduction in rate of crime during the 1990s decade. d. The "echo" of the baby boom led to a temporary increase in the number of teenagers and young adults during the 1990s—and thus offset most of the expected effects of the "aging" baby boom generation. e. The impact that policing strategies had on the crime rate in 1990s is likely to have been minor—at best.
According to the text, a company that practices planned obsolescence would most likely __________
A) decrease the manufacturing of products to have less of a negative impact on the environment B) give their products superficial changes and market them as new C) re-release the same products without making changes D) stop creating new products and work with their current stock
Describe the various norms of mate selection and explain how they may or may not be related to a love relationship.
What will be an ideal response?