Children in the __________ demonstrate the ways segregation impacts our psychological development.
A) redlining experiments
B) Clark doll experiments
C) dissimilarity experiments
D) homelessness studies
B) Clark doll experiments
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According to the cognitive development theory, a child must first gain a certain awareness or understanding about gender before social and environmental forces can influence a child's concept of gender
Indicate whether the statement is true or false
In his book Creating School Failure, Youth Crime and Deviance, Delos Kelly illustrated how the school's initial labeling __________
a. has a lasting impact on the child's entire educational career b. seldom affects children who eventually graduate from college c. is usually offset by other socialization factors d. usually results in changing parental patterns of behavior
All of the following statements describe primary groups EXCEPT
a. they are informal in organization and long-lasting. b. they are small in number and strong in loyalty. c. they are primarily task-oriented. d. they provide members with a sense of belonging.
Harvey Moltoch advocates for a combination of which of the following when attempting to create restroom equality?
A. sociological analysis and political struggle B. sociological analysis and funding C. sociological and biological analysis D. political and biological analysis