To call something a social problem is to say that it need not be endured—that is, something could be done to make the situation better. This statement reflects the fact that to a significant extent, social problems are _____________________
a. not likely to benefit any particular group
b. not based upon spurious correlations
c. readily agreed upon by most segments of the population
d. socially constructed
e. all of the above
d
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In 2000, what percentage of single-parent families, headed by women, were living in poverty?
A. 18 B. 25 C. 45 D. 55
According to anthropologist George Murdock, social placement and sexual regulation are functions served by
A. the nuclear family. B. marriage. C. dating. D. the extended family.
Domhoff's analysis of decision making concludes that the _______ generally rules the nation
Fill in the blank(s) with correct word
Elementary schools serve as childcare institutions, allowing more parents to participate in the workforce. Which perspective does this statement reflect?
A. functionalism B. educational sociology C. symbolic interactionism D. conflict theory