Sarna, an Orthodox Jew, marries Nathan, a Reform Jew. Sarna is disowned by her parents because, as far as they are concerned, she has married outside their religion. She has violated the rule of
A. hypergamy.
B. endogamy.
C. homogamy.
D. exogamy.
B. endogamy.
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A) tracking B) functional literacy C) social promotion D) mainstreaming
Kinship ties that were established during marriage but still continue after divorce are called
A) community divorce ties. B) relatives of divorce. C) postdivorce in-laws. D) outlaw kin.
Which of the following is true about the relation of socioeconomic status and mortality in the United States?
a) Socioeconomic differentials in mortality have widened over time. b) Socioeconomic differentials in mortality have narrowed over time. c) Educational differentials in negative health behaviors have narrowed over timde. d) In 2006, those with less than a high school diploma were more likely to engage in regular vigorous exercise than those who had post-secondary education.
What are the most important factors in arranged marriages?
a. religious permission b. economic advantage c. parental approval d. All of the above.