Population controls in China have:
a. worked because the government provides disincentives for families with more than one child
b. worked because the government strengthened support for what the majority of the population already wanted (very small families)
c. not worked because most children in China are born outside of marriage and the government cannot control this trend
d. not worked because the decentralized structure of the Chinese government impedes any social change
Answer: a. worked because the government provides disincentives for families with more than one child
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In which of the following scenarios would a sociologist conducting a breaching experiment be most likely to participate?
A. teaching a class by following the same routines and course schedule B. going to a fast-food restaurant and asking the counter person what he would like to eat C. observing children playing dodge ball during recess and noting how they learn the rules D. spending time in a different culture and examining what cultural differences exist
Questions that allow respondent to answer in whatever form she/he pleases are called
a. open questions. b. selective questions. c. closed questions. d. functional questions.
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Is this statement true or false?