The conflict paradigm is limited to economic analyses
a. True
b. False
Indicate whether the statement is true or false
False
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Spontaneous action by groups in situations where cultural rules for behavior are vague, inadequate, or debated is called:
a. communicative action. b. frenzied behavior. c. collective behavior. d. circular stimulation.
In the early 19th century United States, the economic incentive for white men to engage in interracial sex became stronger when:
A. black male slaves outnumbered black female slaves. B. lynch mobs were formed to protect white womanhood. C. the U.S. government repealed the anti-miscegenation laws. D. the importation but not the reproduction of slaves was outlawed.
All of the following are factors in the increase of the "gray lobby" except:
A. the consideration by President Carter to cut Social Security benefits as a solution to the declining reserves in the program trust fund in 1977. B. the Townsend Movement. C. convening of the White House Conference on Aging. D. battle over health insurance.
Jose, who was trained as a high-school teacher in Mexico, immigrated to a large city in the United States ten years ago. He now works two minimum wage jobs to make ends meet, and his health is declining. How might a sociologist explain this?
A. Jose's traditional Mexican diet is unhealthy. B. Jose's decline in health is inevitable due to his family's health history. C. Jose's economic class status is associated with poor health. D. Jose's health is declining because he makes poor decisions.