According to world systems analysis, the United States, Japan, and Germany are all examples of core nations.
Answer the following statement true (T) or false (F)
True
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On balance, the available data suggest that the number of years of school attained by a child depends upon __________ as much in the recent period as it did fifty years ago
a. family background b. intelligence quotient c. neighborhood d. community
Which of the following is an example of institutionalized job discrimination?
A. selective recruitment strategies B. not advertising new positions C. avoiding state employment services D. all of these
Married people in the United States:
A. are almost twice as likely to report being “happy” as are unmarried adults. B. are less likely to report being “happy” as compared to unmarried adults. C. experience micro-level features of marriage, but do not experience macro-level features. D. are marrying at younger ages than they were a generation ago.
According to the author of this text, all of the following are crucial dimensions that sociology adds to the study of gender, EXCEPT:
(a) The critical-intersectional analysis (b) The life-course perspective (c) The micro-level interactionist approach (d) The macro-level institutional analysis