Which is a family according to the U.S. Census Bureau?
a) A mother and her adopted daughter.
b) An unmarried couple in a long-term romantic relationship.
c) A single man raising his friend's son.
d) An unmarried couple each with three children from previous relationships.
a
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In a research study, investigators at one of the study sites are not told what is actually being tested, nor are they told who the research subjects are. This is an example of:
a. double-blind technique. b. random sampling. c. poor research design. d. biased research techniques. e. a controlled experiment.
In analyzing the conditions of blacks in Chicago, Drake and Cayton argued that they were faced with a "job ceiling." By this they meant that:
a. a racial caste system prevented blacks from obtaining better-paying jobs b. poor economic conditions severely limited the opportunities of blacks to achieve upward mobility c. the occupational levels to which they could aspire were limited by their lack of skills d. the political system in Chicago favored whites over blacks
Group differences in behaviors or traits tend to be understood in an essentialist way when they are:
A. understood as having psychological and structural meanings. B. understood as not existing independently from human ideas. C. seen as innate and individual characteristics. D. seen as based on cultural and historical contexts.
The emergence of a collective consciousness among the elderly is illustrated by the establishment of the
A. Roman Catholic church. B. United States Congress. C. AAA. D. AARP.