Which of the following is a sociological explanation of why developed nations should aid other nations in health care?
a. We have a moral obligation to help those in need.
b. All of the major world religions emphasize helping those less fortunate.
c. In an ever connected world, the only way to protect a society against the spread of infectious disease is to stop them where they are most prevalent.
d. Wealthy nations rely on the workforce of poor people in less developed nations.
C
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The Tea Party movement is pessimistic about the direction that its members think the United States has taken under the Obama administration, and the group wants to do something about it
a. True b. False Indicate whether the statement is true or false
Critics of the functionalist perspective on religion maintain that it
a. overemphasizes religion's unifying, bonding, and comforting functions. b. overemphasizes religion's repressive, constraining, and exploitative qualities. c. defines religion as ultimately problematic. d. overlooks the order and stability functions.
Background characteristics of survey respondents such as sex, race, or age are
a. described. b. pretested. c. achieved. d. ascribed. e. ordinal.
All manifest functions in society have positive consequences.
Answer the following statement true (T) or false (F)