Julie is a police officer who finds that wherever she goes in her small town, people seem to think of her as a "cop." Julie is experiencing the effects of
a. role exit.
b. master status.
c. ascribed status.
d. status conflict.
b
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According to some analysts, _________ has always been a strong component of African American masculinity
(a) machismo (b) asexual behavior (c) bisexuality (d) heterosexuality
Lisa wants to present her tentative findings on a very complex project to a research audience. The most appropriate form for her presentation would be a(n): a. working paper
b. article. c. book. d. research note. e. all of these choices are equally appropriate forms for Lisa's presentation.
Which of the sociological perspectives would more than likely take a positive view of the Internet, pointing to its manifest ability to facilitate communication?
A. functionalist perspective B. conflict perspective C. global perspective D. interactionist perspective
Regina wants to study the homeless in her hometown. In order to do so, she lives at a homeless shelter for a month. During this time, she does everything that the women she is studying do and tells no one of her true identity. This method is
A. participant observation. B. an experiment. C. ethnography. D. face-to-face interview.