The "feeling" aspect of prejudice is called the ______ dimension.
A. affective
B. emotional
C. behavioral
D. cognitive
Answer: A
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The postindustrial economy, which emerged during the final decades of the twentieth century and was marked by service work and computer technology, had the effect of
a. centralizing population in cities. b. decentralizing population away from central cities. c. dramatically decreasing the share of population in urban areas. d. holding steady the share of population in urban areas.
When female workers are studied in the sociology of work, researchers typically use
a. a job model focusing on working conditions, opportunities and problems in trying to understand their behavior at work and their expectations. b. a gender model focusing on personal characteristics and family circumstances to explain work behavior. c. a social structural model focusing on societal opportunities and problems. d. a cultural model focusing on values and belief systems that impact work expectations.
The slave women in the Deep South had lower birth rates than those in the border states because
a. they secretly used birth control herbs. b. periodic epidemics caused sterility. c. they were worked so hard they were less able to bear children. d. stronger religious beliefs reduced sexual activity.
Durkheim's emphasis on rituals and shared meanings fits with which type of sociological theory?
a. Conflict theory and functionalism b. Functionalism and symbolic interactionism c. Symbolic interactionism and conflict theory d. Exchange theory and functionalism