In the 1950s, _____.
A) cohabitation was a norm
B) pairings were not influenced by parental approval
C) children born out of wedlock were stigmatized
D) children were reared in day care centers due to dual career parents
Ans: C) children born out of wedlock were stigmatized
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a. nurturing and supporting family members b. building family cohesion c. managing conflict and tension d. all of the above
Symbolic interactionists study how the sense of self is maintained in the process of acquiring social roles
a. True b. False Indicate whether the statement is true or false
The most important direct influence on drug use is the _______
a. family b. peer group c. danger of the drug d. cost of the drug