Triadic segregation refers to the
A. tendency for triads to develop into a pair and an isolate.
B. likelihood of dyads to be stable.
C. emergence of coalitions.
D. predisposition for primary groups to be small.
Answer: A
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A. combining a majority group and a minority group through intermarriage to form a new group. B. expelling a group of people from a territory. C. deliberately and systematically killing an entire people or the members of a nation. D. forsaking a cultural identity in order to become part of a different culture
British kings and queens historically traced their authority from God. Members of subordinate classes obey a leader's edicts out of economic and political dependency, and sometimes personal loyalty. This example illustrates: a. coercive authority. b. rational-legal authority
c. charismatic authority. d. traditional authority.
John worked in a manufacturing job building car engines. Over time, this work was increasingly performed by machines, and manufacturing jobs became scarcer and paid less. John and his family were once comfortably middle class, but technology changed his job and his factory was shut down. What kind of mobility did John experience?
A. structural mobility B. individual mobility C. class mobility D. relative mobility
Between 2000-2002 how many immigrants came from the country of Mexico?
A. 290,000 B. 406,000 C. 844,000 D. 1,014,000