Sociologists, according to Berger, should question what use their findings will be put to,
a. but this does sacrifice some objectivity.
b. but the question is not a scientific or sociological one--it is what each person should ask about his or her actions.
c. and therefore they are unique from other scientists.
d None of the above; Berger believes sociologists should not question how their findings will be used.
B
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a. replacement b. fertility c. fecundity d. zero population growth
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Indicate whether this statement is true or false.
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a. The degree to which we can draw conclusions from our personal experiences that necessarily apply to other people is somewhat doubtful. b. Not everyone has the same personal experience. c. It offers us a huge understanding of social reality including our own. d. The degree to which our personal experiences can help us understand everything there is to know about a topic is somewhat doubtful.
In laissez-faire capitalism,
a. the government controls the market. b. central committees control the market. c. the government does not interfere in the market. d. the public controls the market.