Who strongly believed that values might guide the choice of research topics but it was imperative to be value-free when conducting and analyzing research and when teaching?
A. Herbert Gans
B. Émile Durkheim
C. Auguste Comte
D. Max Weber
Answer: D
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a. attributing the success of others to luck b. finding excuses for one's poor performance c. studied nonobservance of the mistakes or flaws of another d. attributing one's own success to preferential treatment by others
What is the likely outcome of color-blind racism?
A. a continuation of existing racial and ethnic inequality B. eventually, a color-blind society C. an escalation of racial tensions D. None of these answers is correct.
The individualistic perspective is problematic because it ______.
A. fosters the impression that individuals are not influenced by their environments. B. fails to consider the individual while mainly focusing on groups of individuals. C. emphasizes the demographic differences between individuals. D. ignores the influences of motivation and determination.
Instead of constantly adding new functions and more employees, many organizations are placing significant emphasis on their ______.
A. culture B. core competencies C. informal control D. community