What thesis employed by G. A. Cohen do traditional Marxists find problematic because of their inherent conservatism or inability to promote revolution? Select all, but only those that apply.
a. All elements of the social world are interconnected.
b. All components of the social world reinforce one another.
c. All components of the social world reinforce society as a whole.
d. Each aspect of society is shaped according to its contribution to the larger society.
a. All elements of the social world are interconnected.
b. All components of the social world reinforce one another.
c. All components of the social world reinforce society as a whole.
d. Each aspect of society is shaped according to its contribution to the larger society.
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Voting rates among lower educated, lower paid workers are
A. higher than for people with higher socioeconomic status. B. lower than for people with higher socioeconomic status. C. about the same as for people with higher socioeconomic status. D. about the same as for people in all other socioeconomic levels.
In 2016, Nicole Gonzalez Van Cleve examined how the criminal courts in Cook County-Chicago dispensed racialized punishments to African American and Latino defendants before, during, and after they were found guilty. During this research, Van Cleve observed open-court interactions and private plea bargaining exchanges. She interacted with court officials and defendants-in attorney's offices, courtrooms, hallways, jail, and judge's chambers. This is an example of ______.
A. survey research B. quantitative research C. experimental research D. participant observation
"Relations between dominant and minority groups change as the larger society changes." Apply this idea to American Black-White relations in the 20th century. How were African Americans in the South and North affected by industrialization and automation? Include a discussion on changing prejudices and discrimination, jobs, and residential patterns.
What will be an ideal response?
______ is the tendency to view one's own group and its cultural expectations as right, proper, and superior to others.
A. Ethnocentrism B. Cultural relativity C. Real culture D. Collectiveness