Which of the following theories of social change accounts for macro-level factors that may explain the emergence of collective behavior?
A. value-added theory
B. emergent norm theory
C. conflict theory
D. contagion theory
Ans: A
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The text suggests six bases or sources of power. Which of the following is NOT one of these?
a. coercive b. reward c. expert d. authoritative
In a study of women the following notation was used: Y = f(X) where Y represented fertility plans and X represented occupational plans. This states: a. that fertility plans are a function of (or are affected by) occupational plans
b. that occupational plans are a function of (or are affected by) fertility plans. c. that occupational plans are not a function of fertility plans. d. that fertility plans are a function of (or are affected by) occupational plans and is a hypothesis. e. that occupational plans are a function of (or are affected by) fertility plans and is a hypothesis.
The systematic effort to destroy an entire national or cultural group is called
A. ultra-terrorism. B. mass destruction. C. homicide. D. genocide.
Ebonics is the
a. connection between one’s school and jail. b. reinforcement of the inhospitable climate of school for African American children. c. inclusion of Black English in the school system. d. language that many African American children speak in their home and neighborhoods.