From the nineteenth to twentieth centuries, the most important institution for Irish immigrants was:
a) the parish.
b) the family.
c) education.
d) marriage.
a
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According to Wilson, the black group that is mostly falling below the poverty level and living in the inner city is called
a. The poor b. The working class c. The underclass d. The exploited
Persons who are important to us and with whom we psychologically identify are termed
A) reference groups. B) significant others. C) generalized others. D) all of the above depending on the time and place.
Like other kinds of social research, one of the first steps in content analysis is to determine
a. the number of cases that the research will focus on. b. the kind of medium that the analysis will focus on. c. the units of analysis that the research will focus on. d. the ease of accessibility of the subject matter. e. none of these.
Edmund Husserl referred to existing assumptions as they are experienced and made meaningful in consciousness as
a. intersubjectivity. b. lifeworld. c. phenomenology. d. typifications.