In the twentieth century, Lombroso's biological theories of crime __________
a. have been used to promote mandatory sentencing
b. are also used to explain alcohol and drug use
c. were the basis for his Nobel Peace Prize
d. are largely discredited and replaced with sociological theories
d
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In Saskatchewan province Canada, when they introduced a $1.50 fee for each visit to the doctor (it had been free) they found what result?
a. More people went to the doctor regardless of race b. Poorer people, especially with large families, in large part stopped coming c. Wealthier people were less likely to come to the doctor d. Poorer people were more likely to come to see the doctor
Americans are more likely than other developed countries to believe:
a) inequality is caused by the structure of society. b) children benefit all of society and are the responsibility of all citizens. c) poverty is caused by personal laziness or individual failure. d) families should not be left to fend for themselves. e) taxes to pay for programs are everyone's responsibility.
Sports provided a means for assimilating and using educational opportunities for members of white ethnic groups in the late nineteenth and early twentieth centuries
a. True b. False Indicate whether the statement is true or false
Where do the notions of truth, critique, and individuality come into play within Horkheimer’s Eclipse of Reason?
What will be an ideal response?