Which of the following perspectives uses exchange theory to explain mate selection and family roles?
A. Functionalism
B. Conflict theory
C. Symbolic Interaction
D. Feminism
E. Activity theory
Answer: C
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a. true b. false
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a) be denied sexual education, be exposed to HIV/AIDS and have little access to health care. b) not view health care as important, be exposed to HIV/AIDS and have little sexual education. c) have HIV/AIDS, a few years of sexual education and optional access to health care. d) understand the risk of HIV/AIDS but not able to seek access to health care or sexual education.
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A) qualified percentage B) response rate C) application rate D) response ratio
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A. people below the poverty line. B. lower-class income earners. C. middle-class income earners. D. the affluent.