What impact did the early AIDS epidemic have on the gay rights movement?
a. The stigma of AIDS drove the gay rights movement underground.
b. AIDS brought a great deal of sympathy and respect for the gay and lesbian communities.
c. There was an immediate increase in prejudice and discrimination, but the exposure of many gay men also decreased stereotypes in many cases.
d. The early AIDS epidemic had no impact on the gay rights movement.
c
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Durkheim claims that crime
a. is always harmful in societies. b. is disconnected from collective life. c. does not offend collective sentiments. d. makes important contributions to the operation of a social system.
Social psychologists suggest that the reason stereotypes are automatically activated is that they become __________ and are thus spontaneously activated when we encounter a member or members of a stereotyped group.
A. increasingly complicated B. increasingly negative C. impossible to change D. overlearned
Whether one identifies oneself as working- or middle-class has important consequences for all of the following EXCEPT:
a. how you vote. b. what church you attend. c. how much money you make. d. how you raise your children.
Educational difficulties for Latinos contribute to the group's low ______ status.
Fill in the blank(s) with the appropriate word(s).