George Homans’s approach to exchange theory is based upon a fusion of principles of
a. structural functionalism and behaviorialism.
b. behavioral psychology and neoclassical economics.
c. symbolic interactionism and behaviorialism.
d. dramaturgy and social psychology.
b. behavioral psychology and neoclassical economics.
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Farming __________ is the prime contributor to __________ in the U.S. and __________ in other parts of the world.
A) bananas; air pollution; water pollution B) cotton; deforestation; air pollution C) cattle; water pollution; deforestation D) poultry; deforestation; water pollution
According to Émile Durkheim, social facts are external to the individual yet have a significant influence on our day-to-day behavior.
Answer the following statement true (T) or false (F)
Studying the larger world and our society's place in it is the essence of _____.
Fill in the blank(s) with the appropriate word(s).
A youth and his family are homeless. His mother is single and does not have a high school degree. They are constantly moving from place to place, and he must switch schools each time. He is a very smart student, which has allowed him to keep up with his work even with all of these problems. Based on meritocracy, the youth will most likely ______.
A. continue the status of his family and drop out of school B. become frustrated and turn to criminal behaviors C. finish high school and work at a minimum wage job D. will ultimately succeed due to hard work