According to Walt Rostow, nations begin at the ________ stage of development and may eventually reach the stage of ________
a. drive to technological maturity; take-off
b. traditional; high mass consumption
c. high mass consumption; take-off
d. take-off; drive to technological maturity
Answer: b
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a. foster good study habits. b. prepare children for the organizational life of adulthood. c. regiment children into unthinking robots. d. none of the above.
During the 1960s, Betty Friedan alluded to "the problem that has no name." In doing so, she was referring to __________
a. what we now call the primarily sexually transmitted disease, AIDS b. the fact that women who worked did not earn as much as their male counterparts c. the widespread dissatisfaction of women with their traditional roles d. the fact that no woman had yet achieved nomination to the United States Supreme Court or to the vice presidency by a major political party e. the fact that women were not yet permitted to vote
When restoring harmony and maintaining intimacy are the goals of conflict management, strategies tend to emphasize
a. pseudomutuality b. compromise and cooperation c. power and control d. avoidance and restraint
Which of these would interest a sociologist who prefers macroanalysis of social interaction? a. The pattern and content of cliques in a high school b. How laws governing family leave have affected families in the U.S
c. How members of a gang feel about the crimes they commit d. The daily lives of people in a homeless shelter