Using a sociological perspective, C. Wright Mills points out that unemployment is _____

a. a product of the situation
b. related to the structure of society and social institutions
c. only an individual problem
d. none of the above


b

Sociology

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According to Table 12.4, the highest decade of Asian Indian immigration numbers was

A) 1991-2000. B) 1981-1990. C) 1961-1970. D) 1941-1950.

Sociology

When parents are asked to choose from a list of childhood traits that they consider most desirable for their children, lower-income parents tend to choose traits such as obedience, conformity, staying out of trouble, and keeping neat and clean

Indicate whether the statement is true or false

Sociology

The pharmaceutical industry is among the most profitable industries in the United States

a. True b. False Indicate whether the statement is true or false

Sociology

Health statistics about Native Americans that include individuals who do not live on tribal lands can be misleading because they do not have the same cultural ties. Why are “cultural ties” important when considering health statistics on Native Americans?

A. Native American culture requires different kinds of traditional medical interventions, which influences their health over their lifetime. B. Because there is no biological basis for racial categories, cultural ties related to race do not have any health consequences. C. Native Americans that live on tribal lands face unique problems associated with poverty and race-related stressors, which will affect how inequality accumulates over their lifetime and, ultimately, their cumulative stress burden. D. There are very rarely quality hospitals near Native American tribal lands, which means these individuals are not able to access quality health care. This ultimately increases infant mortality rates for Native Americans living on or near reservations. E. According to social-drift theory, Native Americans who move away from tribal lands are able to live in safer, healthier environments with fewer stressors. As such, they are healthier than Native Americans who live on tribal lands.

Sociology