The ________ has emerged as a new family form because economic uncertainty and domestic upheavals required innovative ways to cope
a. modern family
b. traditional family
c. postmodern family
d. pre-modern family
c
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If you were to view television advertising in the United States, you would NOT expect to see women who are
a. lying down. b. taller than the men they are with. c. selling clothing or cleaning products. d. appearing in childlike poses.
Matching
1) manifest function 2) latent functions 3) credential society 4) cultural transmission of values 5) gatekeeping 6) tracking 7) social integration 8) credentialing 9) mainstreaming 10) self-fulfilling prophecy 11) grade inflation 12) social promotion 13) moral community 14) state religion 15) religious experience 16) Protestant ethic A) the promotion of a sense of national identity through practices shared by all members of society B) the process by which education opens and closes doors of opportunity C) using diplomas and degrees to determine who is eligible for a job D) intended beneficial consequences of people's actions E) in reference to education, the ways in which schools transmit a society's culture, especially its core values F) higher grades given for the same work; a general rise in students' grades without a corresponding increase in learning G) passing students on to the next level even though they have not mastered basic materials H) the use of diplomas and degrees to determine who is eligible for jobs, even though the diploma or degree may be irrelevant to the actual work I) Robert Merton's term for an originally false assertion that becomes true simply because it was predicted J) the sorting of students into different educational programs on the basis of real or perceived abilities K) helping people to become part of the mainstream of society L) unintended beneficial consequences of people's actions M) a government sponsored religion, also called ecclesia N) a sudden awareness of the supernatural or a feeling of coming in contact with God O) a group of people who are united by their religious practices P) Weber's term to describe the ideal of a self-denying, highly moral life, accompanied by hard work and frugality
Which of the following is an example of an extended family?
a. John and Susie and their two children who live in a suburban house b. Matt and Betsy and their daughter who live with Betsy's parents c. Johanna and Paul who live in a nice up-scale apartment d. Penny, Jack, and Lois who are college roommates living in an apartment off-campus
If the questions that you ask the people taking part in your study are not ________, you will end up with biased answers
a. easy b. designed to elicit the answers you want c. neutral d. complicated enough