A society or group's expectations for conduct, beliefs, preferences, and values may be so deeply engrained in members that they appear to be natural--simply "the way things are." Pierre Bourdieu's term for this is ______.
A. doxic
B. ethnic
C. concentric
D. referential
Answer: A
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Which perspective is most likely to believe that illness is partly socially constructed?
a. Functionalism b. Conflict theory c. Symbolic interaction theory d. Social exchange theory
The sick role, as identified by Talcott Parsons, suggests that_____________________
a. people who get sick must take responsibility for their condition b. people in the sick role are required to go on with their normal lives c. people who are sick must want to get well d. people who are sick must do everything they can to get well on their own before seeking medical intervention
According to this theory, one way to end or reduce racism is the voluntary gathering of people who would not ordinarily meet with one another.
A. Authoritarian Personality B. Marxist / Split Labor Market C. Scapegoat D. Normalization E. Social Distance F. Frustration Aggression
Regarding the strength of the relationship in a bivariate table,
A. it is a quick method to determine by examining the difference in frequencies across the different categories of the independent variable. B. the larger the percentage difference, the stronger the association. C. percentage differences are a rough indicator to determine it. D. a 0% difference between the columns indicates a perfect relationship.