Each in their own way, Lombroso and Sheldon attempted to explain deviant behavior on the basis of:
a. psychological orientation.
b. anatomical characteristics.
c. early childhood experiences.
d. differential association.
e. neighborhood experiences.
B
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________ societies provide members with consistent messages regarding social norms and expectations
a. Generalized b. Heterogeneous c. Homogeneous d. Modern
Answer the following statement(s) true (T) or false (F)
1. . Culture contributes to differences in medical care and even how health is defined. 2. Patients' judgments regarding their own state of health may be related to their gender, age, social class, race, and ethnicity. 3. Medicine serves as an agent of social control by retaining absolute jurisdiction over many health care procedures. 4. The irony of midwives is that they first brought professionalism to child delivery, yet today they are portrayed as invading the legitimate field of obstetrics. 5. Younger people are more likely to be hospitalized than elderly people, due to the lifestyles and risks taken more often by young people compared to older people.
An exchange relationship persists only:
a. if the rewards to both are equal. b. if each party to the interaction is getting something out of it. c. if both parties believe they are getting more than the other. d. between people with primary bonds.
In the context of the six stations of divorce, the ________ means that each of the partners leaves one circle of friends and relations and enters another.
A. community divorce B. psychic divorce C. emotional divorce D. co-parental divorce