Jane, Mark, Courtney, and Kelly are enrolled in the 8:
00 a.m. sociology course at their college. After studying together for the first test, they started sitting together in class and chose to work together on group projects. During spring break, they decided to go on a trip as a group. These four students would be considered members of a(n) ________.
A) aggregate
B) reference group
C) clique
D) secondary group
C
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a. the amount of surplus wealth that the people living in them are able to produce. b. the level of inequality inherent in the society. c. their primary food source. d. their views on nature and the environment.
In terms of overall life satisfaction, the text concludes that:
A. women with a sense of their own identity and feelings of independence will be healthier. B. men in dual-earner families will always have lower satisfaction in comparison with men in single-earner situations. C. men in dual-earner families who feel that they are deprived or whose self-esteem is threatened by not being the good provider will have lower satisfaction. D. on the whole, men and women in dual-earner families differ significantly from those in single-earner families.
Briefly describe the criteria for cognitive liberation and explain how you see a recent social movement (such as Black Lives Matter or #MeToo) incorporating cognitive liberation.
What will be an ideal response?
Officers who control the keys and weapons in a prison and sometimes oversee visitation are called ________.
A. block officers B. perimeter security officers C. yard officers D. administrative officers