The tendency for secondary deviance is especially strong when the imposition of the label is accompanied by
a. a sense of injustice.
b. a substantial time lapse.
c. public humiliation.
d. retribution.
a
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a. the Native American males were too harsh in their treatment of women and children. b. polygamy was a sin. c. premarital sex was a sin. d. the Native American women were too independent.
Because of the cultural ambiguity of remarried family relationships, social scientist Andrew Cherlin calls the remarried family a(n) a. nuclear-family monopoly. b. incomplete institution
c. absent cultural script. d. normless norm.
Ethan is a white man who has Scottish ancestry and wore a kilt to his wedding. In most aspects of his life, however, being Scottish American has no meaningful impact on his day-to-day life. This example illustrates that
a. ethnicity has become less important in the United States. b. tension between racial and ethnic groups has declined over time. c. ethnicity is a choice for whites in the United States. d. pluralism is growing in the United States
In the opening vignette Sophie and Alain discuss:
A. family policy in the United States and France. B. same-sex marriage law in Iceland. C. programs for the elderly in Sweden. D. national health insurance in England.