In 1940, what were the percentages of women and men in U.S. colleges?
a. 25% women, 75% men
b. 35% women, 65% men
c. 48% women, 52% men
d. 53% women, 47% men
c. 48% women, 52% men
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What do sociologists call the common understanding between people that arises from shared knowledge, reality, or experience?
A. culture B. functionalism C. intersubjectivity D. symbolic interaction
Which of the following statements about panethnicity is true?
a. A majority of the Latinos in the U.S. tend to take on the label of being "White" or being "Black". b. Younger immigrants tend to be more panethnic than their parents. c. The Cuban saying "No soy Hispano, soy Cubano" refers to a rejection of panethnicity. d. A majority of U.S.-born Latinos are viewed as a third collective group in addition to White and Black Americans.
Mass society theory argues that as society changed from communal to associational, the resulting alienation, anomie, and excessive rationalization produces social movements
Indicate whether the statement is true or false.
From a sociological point of view, race is a
a. biological construction. b. genetic construction. c. human construction. d. misconstruction.