______is defined as extreme prejudice directed at gays, lesbians, bisexuals, and others who are perceived as not being heterosexual
a. Homogamy
b. Monophobia
c. Homophobia
d. Endogamy
c
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During an Army-Navy football game, one of the coaches tells his players to stop prancing around on the field like a bunch of little sissies and get down to the business of making touchdowns. This exemplifies the devaluation of __________
a. femininity b. the coach c. football d. the military
Degher and Hughes emphasize that the interactionist perspective stresses deviance as
a. not a process at all but simply an interaction between objective reality and the investigator who determines true deviance. b. a process whereby subjective uncertainties interact with and are resolved by objective data to determine the deviant among us. c. a process of determining the objective basis for those labeled deviant. d. a process and interaction between those labeled deviant and those promoting the deviant label.
It was not until 1967 that black-white marriage was legalized in the United States as a result of the case of Loving v. Virginia. For many people, that couple's union represented a violation of social norms because
a.) there were clear social sanctions that they chose to ignore. b.) they married outside their group. c.) they were from very different socioeconomic backgrounds. d.) they were social equivalents with very different backgrounds.
The inclusion of local news on 24-hour cable news channels contributed to the growth of ________ media.
A. community-centered B. hyper-local C. around-the-clock D. local-centric