Donald Cressey's classic study of embezzlers, Other People's Money, found that, in addition to a financial problem, other conditions had to be present for the person to embezzle. These are __________
a. an opportunity to steal and a formula to rationalize the theft
b. a position of access and a way to pay the money back
c. a high level of greed and a way to neutralize law enforcement
d. All of the above
e. None of the above
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Which two sociologists made major contributions to the interactionist perspective on social problems by drawing attention to the importance of what sociologists call peer groups?
a. William I. Thomas and Florian Znaniecki b. Edward Ross and Franklin Giddings c. Charles H. Cooley and George H. Mead d. Frances F. Piven and Richard Cloward e. Talcott Parsons and Barrington Moore
The authors advocate which of the following strategies for producing good data:
A. Contact the leaders of an organization to obtain their overview of the organization. B. Find a guide or informant who is critical of the organization or institution. C. Only talk to dissenting "outsiders within" because the others will just give you "the official line." D. Ask your guide to help you find individuals who can represent "the other side." E. Multiple entries using multiple contacts to provide different perspectives.
It has been found that electrical activity in the brain indicates people
A. defend themselves against emotions related to death. B. embrace emotions related to death. C. have mixed emotions related to death. D. accept death during young adulthood.
Most workers in preindustrial economies (such as hunting and gathering, horticultural and pastoral, and agrarian societies) engage in __________ production, which is the extraction of raw materials and natural resources from the environment
a. secondary sector b. tertiary sector c. primary sector d. quartiary sector