The early twentieth-century sociologists who challenged the belief that human behavior is biologically determined, and founded symbolic interactionism, were ____
a. Adam Smith and George Herbert Mead
b. Karl Marx and Emile Durkheim
c. George Herbert Mead and Charles Horton Cooley
d. Charles Horton Cooley and Robert Merton
e. Sigmund Freud and Erik Erikson
C
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A) Prejudice is the same as ethnocentrism. B) Prejudice is a negative emotion. C) Prejudice exists on three levels. D) Prejudice is rare in most European countries.
When incarcerated mothers were asked whether they expected to live with their eldest child under age 18 at the time of their release from prison ________
A. a smaller percentage of Hispanic women expected it than White women or African American women. B. a larger percentage of African American women expected it than Hispanic or White women. C. a smaller percentage of African American women expected it than Hispanic women. D. a larger percentage of White women expected it than African American women.
Clive gives his friend Leon advice on how to have a successful stepfamily. Which of the following is an accurate statement thatwould prove beneficial for Leon?
A) He should let the children mourn their losses. B) He should follow the same rituals as he did in his previous family. C) He should take on an easy-going role. D) He should develop high and challenging expectations.
A social worker says to his client: "You looked a bit angry when I mentioned the minimum fee charged for counseling. What are you thinking or feeling?" What skill is being used by the worker?
a. confrontation or challenge b. planning a message c. following up on nonverbal communication d. checking for message reception