Adam is writing a term paper on what happens to families once they leave TANF. He found that __________
a. most remain in the upper class
b. most are doing very well
c. commonly they experience bouts of food insecurity
d. most found jobs that pay $18 an hour or higher
c
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Conflict theorists would consider voting as being more of a ritualistic process than a demonstration of people exercising power in a democracy
Indicate whether the statement is true or false
A researcher studying handwashing uses guidelines set by the American Society of Microbiology to determine if handwashing has taken place: use warm or hot running water and soap while washing for 10 to 15 seconds all surfaces, including wrists, palms, backs of hands, and under fingernails. This guideline is considered
a. an operational definition. b. the Hawthorne effect. c. a correlation. d. a test.
Research on tracking has found all of the following except
A. students in the lower tracks learn less because they are taught less. B. even students with the same test scores are put into different tracks according to their race and social class. C. less is expected of lower-track students, so their academic performance is lower. D. tracking has no real impact on student performance after elementary school.
Which is NOT a reason why young women of today in Gerson's study are seeking a life of self-reliance?
a. Given the fragility of the marital relationship, women see relying on a man for economic support as foolhardy. b. Women seek self-reliance because it gives them a strong identity in their ties to paid work. c. Women want to opt-out of the work world for marriage and workplace because that's where they see their self-reliance most embedded. d. These women are concerned about the role of domesticity not providing them with enough of a sense of self-reliance.