Robert Kelly's study of the workload of hunter-gatherer societies around the world indicates that
a. Marshall Sahlins's claim that hunter-gatherers constitute the "original affluent
society" is false
b. hunter-gatherers generally work much more than members of modern industrial
societies
c. only members of elite groups in such societies enjoy the affluence that Sahlins
describes
d. hunter-gatherers spend on average about 3.8 hours a day on foraging activities
d
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It is likely that Johnnie's father __________. A) was married to his mother B) has a high level of education C) is young D) has a high income
Gecas and Schwalbe are critical of the idea of the looking-glass self, arguing it depicts humans as
a. power-hungry money grubbers. b. suffering from low self-esteem. c. argumentative and excessively critical persons. d. individuals responsible for their own actions. e. oversocialized and passive conformists.
For every dollar earned by a man in the United States how much does a woman earn?
a. $0.90 b. $0.78 c. $0.85 d. $1.00
Michelle is a poor African American woman. Her race, class, and gender may combine to produce a unique kind of inequality. The concept that describes this phenomenon is known as ______.
A. intersectionality B. Marx's class oppression C. the matrix of discrimination D. triple discrimination E. the triple melting pot