Julia is a highly paid actress who likes expensive clothing and inexpensive jewelry and reads comic books as well as best-selling books. Julia's behavior is most like which of these?
A. cultural feeders
B. cultural omnivores
C. social classes
D. symbolic exchangers
Answer: B
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A) Age cohort B) Functional age C) Life expectancy D) Life stage
Paul has been researching on women's role in politics. During his research, he observes that women often spend many hours organizing support for a candidate instead of running for political office themselves
Which of the following best explains the reason behind this? A) Women are more likely than men to receive encouragement to run for office. B) Women see themselves as supporters rather than doers. C) The public prefers women candidates over men candidates to run for office. D) Women believe that they have leadership qualities in them.
Why doesn't a bureaucracy stop functioning when an individual bureaucrat retires or dies?
A. Any individual bureaucrat's duties are not very important. B. Each bureaucrat simply fills a position and can be replaced. C. Bureaucracies are highly flexible and quickly adapt to change. D. All bureaucracies have multiple people performing the same job.
Poor areas around the world tend to be underserved in terms of health care in part because
A. people in poor nations prefer to treat their ill at home. B. health care professionals move to industrial nations as part of brain drain. C. residents in poor countries have little need for medical treatment. D. most health care professionals return to these areas after college abroad.