People in the United States are more likely to marry for love, whereas people in other cultures may engage in such behaviors as
(a). kidnapping future wives to avoid a "bride price."
(b). buying a wife.
(c). marrying to get a better job.
(d). participating in arranged marriages.
(a). kidnapping future wives to avoid a "bride price."
(b). buying a wife.
(d). participating in arranged marriages.
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a. black males. b. Hispanics. c. white females. d. black children.
Answer the following statement(s) true (T) or false (F)
1. Sentiment against Jews in America rose during the Great Depression. 2. Like most middleman minority ethnics, Jews have not been politically active in America. 3. Proportionate to their numbers in the general population, Jewish Americans are overrepresented in Congress. 4. Discrimination against Jews in America has largely been informal. 5. Nowadays, Jews rarely have to face exclusion or quotas in clubs and fraternal organizations.
A researcher is interested in studying the relationship between social class (upper, middle,
working, and lower) and a person's fear of losing their job in the next year (very afraid, a little bit, or not at all afraid). Which statistical method would be best for analyzing the relationship between subjective social class and the fear of unemployment? What will be an ideal response?
According to the text, divorce rates in the United States ________.
A. declined drastically in 1965 B. were lower in 2000 than at any other time since the early 1970s C. were higher by the mid-1970s than in any other Western nation D. all of these answers are correct E. none of these answers is correct