Social solidarity, or social cohesiveness and harmony, according to Émile Durkheim, is maintained by a(n) _____.
A. division of labor
B. enigmatic perspective
C. social perspective
D. sociological imagination
E. social current
Answer: A
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How do they justify this? a. Many African Americans feel it is their right after years of discrimination. b. For many of the Montclair African Americans, children, grandchildren, cousins, nieces and nephews are all part of the extended family of the relatives who still live in Montclair. c. The Montclair school system is on vouchers. d. The Montclair African-American community filed a class action lawsuit.
Which of the following is an example of a situation in which you could conduct a t test for independent means?
A) A comparison of the SAT scores of a group of 10 students who completed a special SAT preparation course compared to how people do on the SAT in general. B) A comparison of scores of participants in a memory study in which one group learns the words in alphabetical order and another group learns the words in order of word length. C) A comparison of participants' scores on a skills test before and after attending a training session for improving the skill. D) None of the above would be suitable for a t test for independent means.
Irish Americans fear:
a) possession. b) fatigue. c) disability. d) pregnancy.
According to Davis and Moore, a system of unequal rewards increases productivity by ________
a. provoking revolutionary change. b. motivating people to work longer, harder, or better. c. encouraging people to work only according to their own perceived abilities. d. ensuring highly paid individuals contribute substantially to society.