For Berger and Luckmann, objectivation refers to
a. the process of socialization through which the legitimation of the institutional order is assured.
b. the moment of production in which individuals create and recreate their social worlds.
c. the process of seeing others as stereotypes.
d. the process whereby individuals apprehend everyday life as an ordered, patterned reality that imposes itself upon them.
d. the process whereby individuals apprehend everyday life as an ordered, patterned reality that imposes itself upon them.
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The 125,000 Cubans who entered the U.S. in 1980 during the "Mariel boat lift," were largely _____
a. professionals b. skilled workers c. persons considered "undesirable" d. middle class and college educated
Much of the income inequality for African American women is explained by:
a. having less education than African American men. b. the lower earnings of African American men. c. more reliance on part-time work than other groups. d. higher rates of absenteeism than other groups.
In Karney and Bradbury's vulnerability-stress-adaptation model, a long period of unemployment that a couple experiences may be described as:
A) a stressor. B) an enduring vulnerability. C) an adaptive process. D) an alternative.
Explain gender stratification in family life.
What will be an ideal response?