Which statement accurately reflects Hinduja and Patchin's views on the relationship
between gender and cyberbullying in their article "Cyberbullying: Offenders and Victims?"
a. There is no statistical difference between boys and girls as either offender or victim.
b. Boys are more often offenders and girls are more often victims.
c. Girls are more often offenders and boys are more often victims.
d. Whether boys or girls are more often offenders or victims has yet to be established.
A
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a. upper-middle class / upper-class b. working-class and poor / middle-class c. working-class and poor / upper-class d. working-class and poor / upper-middle class e. middle-class / working-class and poor
In the context of sociological explanations of racial-ethnic inequality, which of the following perspectives argues that people learn attitudes toward dominant and minority groups through labeling and selective perception?
A. Functionalist perspectives B. Conflict perspectives C. Feminist perspectives D. Symbolic interactionist perspectives E. Radical perspectives
Professional associations do not advocate the use of intermediate sanctions
a. true b. false
Among the racial/ethnic categories used by the U.S. Census, which of the following is most often designated as an ethnic category?
a. White b. Hispanic c. Asian/Pacific Islander d. Native American