In the mid-1990s the U.S. job market contained
a. a surplus of well-qualified entry-level job applicants.
b. about the same number of entry-level job applicants with good problem-solving skills as there were jobs requiring such skills.
c. far fewer job applicants than job openings.
d. large numbers of poorly educated entry-level job applicants.
d
You might also like to view...
The primary transmitter of culture is__________
A) parents B) everyday experience C) language D) facial expressions
Sampling is a way to learn about ______ by obtaining information from _______ of a larger population
a. a larger population, the entire membership b. a larger population; a subset c. a subset of a population; the entire membership d. a subset of a population; a subset e. one person; a subset
A society that attempts to provide each of its members with an equal chance to achieve material well-being is promoting:
a. equality of birth b. equality of opportunity c. equality of result d. pluralism
Which of these statements explains why indicator variables are necessary to study concepts?
A. Sociologists are not interested in concepts. B. Concepts cannot be observed directly. C. Concepts cannot be included as variables in a study. D. Indicators are more easily defined.