Iris Summers grew up:

a.with a silver spoon in her mouth, that is, affluent and privileged
b.before she was ready, having left school after 5th grade and having her first child at 15
c.in a large city and spent her formative years living in the top floor of an old tenement
d. on a farm, poor, but in a largely self-sufficient family able to provide for most of its needs


d. on a farm, poor, but in a largely self-sufficient family able to provide for most of its needs

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Early criminologists believed deviance was intrinsically real because they believed criminals possessed

a) a superior way of life. b) the same biological traits found in non-criminals. c) a distinctive set of labels that set them apart from non-criminals. d) certain biological traits absent in non-criminals.

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The research and null hypotheses ___ each other

a. contradict b. complement c. amplify d. rescind

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Sanctions are

What will be an ideal response?

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Answer the following statements true (T) or false (F)

1. Role overload refers to jobs that are characterized by having relatively high pay, benefits, and job security. 2. An occurrence caused by the demands involved in one sphere of work carrying over into work in another sphere is known as spillover. 3. Parents report feeling a time crunch, and the research shows that parents spend considerably less time with their children today than in the past. 4. Most working mothers would prefer to work part-time, but they would pay a steep price in wages and benefits. 5. The box “Fixing Social Insecurity” focused on allowing people to retire at age 58 without penalty.

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