Explain the sociological definition of minority and how it differs from the popular or commonsense definition

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In sociological terms, minority does not necessarily mean a group that is smaller numerically. Minority groups are groups with less power in society, who share a common characteristic, and have a sense of shared identity among themselves. Women and blacks in the former South Africa are examples of numerically larger minority groups.

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The author uses this true experiment design type most often.

a. pre-test, post-test control group b. post-test only control group c. one-shot post-test d. Solomon four-group design

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Physicians comprise about ______ of the medical workforce

a. 5% b. 10% c. 25% d. 50%

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Discuss Foucault’s perceived relationship between the concepts of knowledge and power.

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