In Griswold v. Connecticut, the Supreme Court
A) ruled that the decision to bear a child is part of an individual's constitutionally-protected right to privacy.
B) extended the right to use contraceptives to unmarried persons.
C) guaranteed women the right to an abortion during the first trimester of pregnancy.
D) ruled that parents of minors must at least be informed of their child's intent to obtain an abortion.
Answer: A
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Thomas Pettigrew's summary of research on attribution theory found that a. individuals are accurate in their perception of the motives of other people's acts, regardless of their in-group or out-group membership
b. attribution error is much less common than people think. c. individuals commonly distort the motives and acts of people whom they see as out-group members. d. when provided with information about out-groups that disproves negative perceptions of them, people quickly alter their perceptions.
Sociologist Max Weber outlined three ideal types of authority, which include all of the following EXCEPT: a. charismatic authority. b. traditional authority
c. coercive authority. d. rational-legal authority.
Why do some lesbians view bisexuals negatively?
a. bisexuals have close relationships with the enemy of lesbians (men) b. lesbians feel that women who have recently "come out" are more attracted to bisexuals c. lesbians envy the bisexual lifestyle d. lesbians do not view bisexuals negatively
SAGE News Clips: The Rise of Sneaker CultureDescription: Made up of 150 sneaker designs from the previous 150 years, a recent exhibit at the Brooklyn Museum in New York showcases the rise and evolution of sneakers. While sneakers can be purchased at virtually any retailer today, early sneakers were major status symbols due to the high cost of rubber. Watch this video to learn more about how the history of sneakers offers a window into culture.Click on the above link to access the Interactive eBook. Once you've signed in, scroll to page 68, and watch the video. When you've finished watching the video, come back to the test, and answer the following questions:Sociologists would consider sneakers to be a part of ______.
A. high culture, because sneakers are often associated with the wealthier, more educated classes in society B. popular culture, because sneakers are an expensive symbol of "good taste" C. high culture, although they were historically a part of popular culture D. popular culture, because of their relatively inexpensive price and common availability