Which sociological perspective would suggest that sports participants may work together harmoniously and abandon previously held stereotypes and prejudices despite class, racial, and religious differences?
A. Feminist perspective
B. Queer theory
C. Functionalist perspective
D. Interactionist perspective
Answer: D
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One weakness shared by all traditional theories of the transition from feudalism to capitalism is that they
a. ignore the Japanese transition to capitalism altogether b. are idealist theories c. focus almost exclusively on demographic factors in explaining the transition d. ignore the role of class struggle and economic exploitation in the transition
The 1990 census found that Korean American women primarily worked as all of the following but:
a) manicurists. b) cashiers. c) housekeepers. d) dry cleaners.
Frank, a referee, is a white supremacist, and, therefore, he often deliberately calls a play incorrectly when people of color are involved in a tackle. In the context of sociologist Robert Merton's typology of prejudice and discrimination, Frank can be classified as a(n) ______.
Fill in the blank(s) with the appropriate word(s).
Sociologists believe that successful interaction requires each participant to take the perspective of the other to achieve some common understanding.
Answer the following statement true (T) or false (F)