According to __________, North African and
Middle Eastern immigrants have benefitted from immigration laws that ensure sufficient earning power in occupational preference or priority for those with a social support system already in place such as an extended family.
A) functionalists
B) conflict theorists
C) interactionists
D) feminists
Answer: A
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Indicate whether the statement is true or false
According to _____ theory, the call for a return to "family values" produces the uniformity in values necessary for social order
a. functionalist b. conflict c. symbolic interaction d. social exchange
At State College, the differences between students based on social class can best be described in the following way?
a. Much like Little Ivy, students divided themselves along class lines, with the more affluent marking their superiority by bragging about their possessions, travels, and gated communities. b. Since State College had fewer students from affluent backgrounds, it as actually the lower-income students who felt powerful, included, and desired by others. c. The difference in class background for students at State College were generally minimal, and social class played only a small role, if any, in determining social relationships. d. At State College, clothes, particularly from famous designers, was the biggest marker differentiating students there.
The author points out that the sport participation of Asian Pacific Americans
A. is low because Asian Americans lack motivation to excel in sports. B. differs depending on the histories of the groups with Asian ancestry. C. varies with the genetic characteristics of the Asian group in question. D. occurs only in sports where physical size is not an issue.