Which of the following is NOT an example of an identity task?
a. constructing family themes
b. gender socialization
c. regulating autonomy
d. establishing a satisfactory congruence of images
C
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What would feminists likely say about women and work?
a. Women should be the only breadwinners. b. Women are best at jobs that involve money management. c. Women still suffer from discrimination in the workplace. d. Times were better for women when men were the breadwinners and women worked only in the home.
From a University population, random samples of 45 seniors and 37 freshmen have been given a scale that measures sexual experiences
The freshmen report an average of 1.6 sexual partners over their lifetimes while seniors report an average of 2.5 partners. The t (obtained) for this difference was -3.56 while the t (critical) was ± 2.34. What can be concluded? a. There is no significant difference between the classes. b. Seniors and freshman are significantly different in their sexual experiences. c. Freshmen are more sexually active. d. Sexual mores are deteriorating.
The managers of the Easlin Corporation believe that the best way to increase productivity is to get both managers and workers to see that they have common interests. Accordingly, they sponsor company picnics, publish a newsletter, and hold informal meetings to straighten out any problems that arise. This approach represents what industrial sociologists call the:
a. conflict approach b. human relations approach c. industrial ecology approach d. scientific management approach
A man is accused of rape. His defense team argues that because he is a male, he is innately aggressive. What is this an example of?
A. violent masculinity B. direct violence C. popular violence D. implied masculinity