A _____ is one in which one parent typically has primary custody of the child or children, but the parent living out of the house is still a part of the child's life
A) single-parent family
B) single-parent household
C) foster-parent family
D) foster-child household
B
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Ethnic maintenance is typically measured by ________
a. economic success b. educational attainment c. facility in the religious scriptures d. facility in the mother language
It is clear that a large survey is an appropriate method for a study of marriage patterns among college students. What will the researcher need to do to insure that the research sample is random?
a. Ask as many people as possible. b. Ask more than one group of people; try to get all the groups in. c. Set up the experiment to include a control sample to test the research sample. d. Distribute the surveys in a non-biased manner. e. Make sure that everyone eligible to participate has an equal chance of being selected.
When the U.S. government confiscated the land of Native Americans east of the Mississippi, this was an example of ____
a. expert power b. legitimate power c. normative power d. referent power e. coercive power
Which aspect of Darnell Hunt's research on audiences was somewhat unique, particularly with regard to his analysis and interpretation of the data?
A. He divided people into groupings. B. He went beyond noting racial differences in perceptions, and analyzed how they were manifested. C. He researched Whites, African Americans, and Latinos. D. He analyzed the data on a computer.