In families where there is an alcohol problem, the oldest child often takes the role of __________, looking after younger children and attempting to prevent the alcoholic parent from drinking
(a) mascot
(b) lost child
(c) scapegoat
(d) hero
(d)
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A fast-food service restaurant keeps statistics on the number of milkshakes sold per gallon of shake mix as a way of monitoring worker performance. This recordkeeping focuses on
a. authority structures. c. performance measures. b. oligarchy. d. alienation.
In the nineteenth century, medical textbooks generally described masturbation as a sign of illness. Modern textbooks, however, do not. This is an example of
a. medicalization.? b. ?demedicalization. c. ?depoliticization. d. ?medical collaboration. e. ?reductionistic treatment.
Today, many people in the United States think of the traditional roles of women and men as somewhat outdated. Change in this traditional hierarchy __________.
A. is difficult B. is easy C. poses no threat to identity D. exposes a society's weaknesses
Which of the following countries practices rational-legal authority?
A. Denmark B. England C. Sweden D. Japan