Many scientists and laypeople who were initially contacted regarding a national scientific survey of sex behavior responded as follows: they were
a. enthusiastic because although difficult and expensive such a study could be easily completed in a short time.
b. skeptical of its value because several recent national sex surveys had just recently been completed.
c. enthusiastic because scientific information about the national patterns of sexual behavior was nonexistent.
d. skeptical because people would not answer such private questions or would not tell the truth if they did.
D
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Auguste Comte believed sociology could
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Discuss the various factors that influence resistance to social change and give examples to support your answer.
What will be an ideal response?
All of the following terms describe functionalism except
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