Which of the following perspectives emphasizes that our social behavior is conditioned by the roles and statuses we accept, the groups to which we belong, and the institutions within which we function?
A. global
B. functionalist
C. conflict
D. interactionist
Answer: D
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Indicate whether the statement is true or false
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a. wants adult children to continue co-residence in the parental home. b. anticipates with dread the time when children leave home. c. reports lower marital satisfaction when the adult child still lives with them. d. hopes that children and grandchildren will continue to live with them.
The ______ argues that Whites will gradually lose their dominant status as Latino and Asian American groups grow in numbers.
A. browning thesis B. anti-whitening thesis C. immigrant thesis D. browning proposal
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A. families that subscribe to mainstream, middle-class values and norms B. families that believe violence and intimidation are the appropriate basis for personal interactions C. families that receive public assistance and do not have any adults in the household who work D. families that are split between adhering to middle-class values and the code of the streets