A pattern of intergroup relations in which a minority group either is forced, encouraged, or voluntarily seeks to blend into the majority population, and eventually disappears as a distinct people within the larger society, is referred to as:
a. absorption
b. affirmative action
c. amalgamation
d. assimilation
D
Sociology
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___________ Socialization that emphasizes synthesis, creativity, logic, emotional control, and advanced knowledge
What will be an ideal response?
Sociology
__________explains ethnic struggles as economic exploitation of minority groups
A) Functionalist theory B) Conflict theory C) Social interactionist theory D) Ecological theory
Sociology
Much of the past literature on African American Families has focused on:
a. fertility rates. b. poor families. c. family strengths. d. socialization patterns.
Sociology
Analyze the impact of ascriptive characteristics such as race, education, and gender in the occupational structure of our society.
What will be an ideal response?
Sociology