The individual-blamer would explain the high recidivism rate of criminals by
a. criticizing the penal system.
b. identifying limited employment opportunities.
c. condemning the school system in the slums.
d. pointing out the flaws in the person.
d
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In terms of transcription decisions, what are the main differences between De-naturalized and Naturalized approaches?
a. De-naturalized approaches do not record the idiosyncratic elements of the interview or speech including background noises, stutters, pauses or laughter; Naturalized approaches attempt to capture all idiosyncratic elements of speech including sighs, pauses, and stutters b. De-naturalized approaches always record the idiosyncratic elements of the interview or speech including background noises, stutters, pauses or laughter; Naturalized approaches do not attempt to capture all idiosyncratic elements of speech including sighs, pauses, and stutters c. De-naturalized approaches sometimes record the idiosyncratic elements of the interview or speech including background noises, stutters, pauses or laughter; Naturalized approaches attempt to capture all idiosyncratic elements of speech including sighs, pauses, and stutters d. De-naturalized approaches can record the idiosyncratic elements of the interview or speech including background noises, stutters, pauses or laughter; Naturalized approaches avoid to capturing all idiosyncratic elements of speech including sighs, pauses, and stutters
Jim Crow laws were passed in the Southern states in order to
A. enforce official segregation. B. force legal integration. C. allow enslavement of Blacks. D. All these answers are correct.
Which of the following sociological perspectives would acknowledge that the persistence of gender roles in a given culture may make it more likely for men to take advantage of women sexually?
A. interactionist B. conflict C. functionalist D. global
A young adult whose parents can provide funds for college, reliable health care, and emotional support stands a better chance of achieving her material goals in life. This is an example of
A. education B. social mobility C. life chances D. social class