As sociologist Jessie Bernard pointed out, women and men experience marriage differently. The husband may see his marriage very positively; the wife may feel less positive about her marriage, and vice versa. This is an example of:
a. low self-esteem on the part of both people involved
b. family influence on the reality of both parties involved.
c. two realities that frequently do not coincide.
d. a belief by both in stereotypic gender roles.
c
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a. moderators b. mentalities c. microvariates d. mediators
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A) Vermont B) Hawaii C) Maine D) Virginia
Compensating respondents for their participation is frowned upon for ethical reasons
a. True b. False Indicate whether the statement is true or false
Which of the following describes the task of sociologists to recognize bias so that it does not invalidate their findings?
a. scientific integrity b. sociological theory c. non-scientific analysis d. positivism