How sex roles are learned in families is a research question that is appropriate for which perspective?
a. biological
b. conflict
c. interactionist
d. functionalist
D
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People adhere to ____________ authority because they are invested in the past and feel obligated to perpetuate it.
a. traditional b. charismatic c. rational-legal d. government
The process of killing off the multiple selves possessed prior to one’s entrance into the total institution is termed
a. impression management. b. emotional labor. c. mortifications of self. d. emotion work.
Of the students who were "Cambodian identifiers," which of the following was NOT seen as an advantage to be seen as Cambodians?
a. Being seen as Cambodians, allowed them to express pride in their ethnic heritage, even if there were some negative stereotypes associated with this label. b. Many of these students saw it as a badge of honor to express their ethnic heritage and it made them even more motivated to graduate from high school. c. They were more likely to be seen as hoodlums, gang members, and delinquents, labels they embraced and thought it made them look tough. d. They saw their panethnic identity as something they could trade on, using the term Cambodian when it was to their advantage, and using other Asian identities when that would help them.