Diane and Tom have 5 children. They hope their children marry young to prevent promiscuity, honor the tradition of marriage, and have children. They have shared that hope with their children. Which would Diane and Tom support?

a) The marriage movement
b) Capital marriage
c) Marital resilience perspective
d) On the side of love perspective


a

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Leron's mother was very poor. Leron graduated from college and has a job that has moved him into the upper middle class. Leron has experienced which of these?

A. intergenerational mobility B. intragenerational mobility C. downward mobility D. horizontal mobility

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Gail Ann is interested in studying adolescents’ health and well-being. In order for Gail Ann to narrow down her topic for research, she should do which of the following?

a. Ask herself questions about the construct of health and well-being; ask herself questions about her population. b. Ask herself questions about her hypotheses; ask herself questions about how long the research will last. c. Ask her professor to assist her with this; ask herself questions about when she plans to begin data collection. d. Ask her friend in research methods course to help her narrow down the topic; ask herself questions about her population.

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The pattern of cultural experiences and attitudes that exist in mainstream society, such as a baseball game or a parade, is called ____________.

a. popular culture b. subculture c. cultural change d. counterculture

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Which of the following is a difference between ascribed and achieved statuses?

A) ?Ascribed statuses cannot be noticed physically, whereas achieved statuses are physically notable. B) ?Unlike ascribed statuses, achieved statuses dictate social standing. C) ?Unlike ascribed statuses, achieved statuses remain the same from the time of birth. D) ?Ascribed statuses cannot be controlled, whereas achieved statuses can be controlled and changed. E) ?Ascribed statuses are variable, whereas achieved statuses are invariable.

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