When Melissa's leg was broken, her husband Jack drove her to work every day because he felt it was the right thing to do. Jack was most likely influenced by the norm of:
A) equity.
B) reciprocity.
C) social responsibility.
D) obedience.
D) obedience.
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Increasingly the Internet offers more and more health information for consumers. Which of these is a result according to your text?
A. People see doctors more often. B. Patients are more informed about their health. C. Patients are more likely to see women doctors. D. People have increased their insurance coverage.
The Oneida community existed in New York State from 1840 to 1880, and its members were all married to one another—that is, all the men in the community were married to all the women, and all the women were married to all the men. This is an example of
A. serial monogamy. B. polygamy. C. matrilineal descent. D. egalitarianism.
Which of the following generally describes the trends with regards to trade unions around the world? a. Unions are generally outlawed throughout the world
b. Union intimidation is largely a thing of the past. c. About half of the world's workforce lives in countries that have not ratified the Convention on the Right to Organise and Collective Bargaining. d. Things have gotten better since all countries ratified the Convention on the Right to Organise and Collective Bargaining.
Suzanna and Bill each earn $70,000 a year from their jobs. Kevin earns $140,000 a year at his job and his wife Debi does not work outside the home. What can be concluded about their Social Security?
a) Suzanna and Bill pay more into Social Security. b) Debi will not be eligible to collect any Social Security. c) Kevin and Debi pay more Social Security taxes. d) Both families pay the same amount of Social Security taxes.