Millions of people at one time or another have smoked marijuana. If sociologists asked a sample of U.S. citizens about this behavior, they would most likely discover that
a) almost everyone agreed that smoking marijuana is deviant.
b) many people disagreed about the deviant status of marijuana.
c) almost everyone did not really care about whether smoking marijuana is deviant or not.
d) almost everyone in the sample had smoked marijuana.
b) many people disagreed about the deviant status of marijuana.
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Who believed that religion served to create a meaningful reality in which to live?
A. Emile Durkheim B. Peter Berger C. Max Weber D. Karl Marx
One way coercive acculturation was "achieved" was by sending American Indian children to boarding schools. Within these schools, tribal languages, dress, and religion were forbidden and American Indian culture was generally disparaged. Which theory or hypothesis would most likely have predicted this?
A. Blauner hypothesis B. Noel hypothesis C. culture of poverty theory D. Marxist theory
A man and his wife and their biological children live on a pretty piece of land in Woodstock, Vermont. They are an example of a(n)
A. polygynous family. B. clan. C. extended family. D. nuclear family.
Describe functionalist perspectives on families
What will be an ideal response?