Kasarda's thesis is best described as follows:
a. lack of education?unemployment/underemployment?social problems (e.g., welfare dependency, crime)
b. unemployment/underemployment?social problems (e.g., welfare dependency, crime)?lack of education
c. lack of education?social problems (e.g., welfare dependency, crime)?unemployment/ underemployment
d. unemployment/underemployment?lack of education?social problems (e.g., welfare dependency, crime)
a
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a. racial formation b. ethnocentrism c. stratification d. racial labeling
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A. preschool age family B. beginning family C. childbearing family D. launching center family
Explain Gilman’s comparison of women and the domesticated horse. Also, explain whether you agree or disagree that this comparison still holds true today.
What will be an ideal response?
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A. Conflict perspective B. Feminist perspective C. Interactionist perspective D. Functionalist perspective