Industrialization resulted in a separation of work and family, segregating men in the public sphere and women in the domestic sphere. This familial ideology was problematic for
a. no one because such separation is functional.
b. upper-class and middle-class white women because they often felt isolated and stifled in their domestic spheres.
c. African American and working-class white women because it was held up as an ideal but was often impossible for them to attain.
d. Both B and C above.
d
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It is easy for individuals to maintain morals and values when working in an extremely large organization.
Answer the following statement true (T) or false (F)
Which of the following sociologists was one of the earliest theorists to discuss bureaucracy?
a. Karl Marx b. Émile Durkheim c. Max Weber d. Irving Goffman
Which sociological perspective would be likely to suggest that in the changing face of the workforce, workers will find themselves supervising and being supervised by people very different from themselves?
A. feminist perspective B. interactionist perspective C. conflict perspective D. functionalist perspective
Among women in their 30s and 40s in the United States, the most popular form of contraception is
a. the condom. b. the pill. c. sterilization. d. the IUD.