Examining the relationship between a mother's occupation and her daughter's selection of an occupation is an example of
a. univariate analysis.
b. bivariate analysis.
c. descriptive analysis.
d. a measure of central tendency.
e. elaboration.
b
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When both spouses work, the traditional pattern of male-dominance tends to
(a) shift to male subservience in household tasks. (b) shift to female dominance in decision making. (c) remain unchanged in all contexts. (d) shift to greater equality in terms of joint decision making.
Sociologist Paul Lazarsfeld
A. pioneered the study of opinion leaders in his research on voting behavior in the 1940s. B. described the depiction of women as reflecting "innumerable small murders of mind and spirit (that) take place daily." C. researched rock music and found no sociologically credible evidence that rock caused sexual promiscuity, rape, drug abuse, Satanism, or suicide. D. studied how newspapers helped immigrants to the U.S. adjust to their environments and taught them the customs and opinions of their new country.
A similarity between abuse in marriage and abuse in unmarried relationships is that:
A) the behaviors of abuse are the same in both. B) both solely use uxoricide to intimidate the victims. C) the abusers are legally bound to the victims in both. D) both solely involve symbolic aggression.