______ such as baptisms often involve acting out ______.
A. Myths; beliefs
B. Rituals; myths
C. Rituals, beliefs
D. Ceremonies; values
Answer: B
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a. complimentary. b. contradictory. c. unnecessary. d. redundant.
The history of disease before the 1900s suggests that
.a. .?cities are healthier places to live than rural areas. .b. .?long-distance travel increases public health by exposing doctors to new scientific ideas. .c. .?changes in medical technology play a large role in increasing average life expectancy. .d. .?changes in the knowledge base of folk healers play a large role in increasing average life expectancy. .e. .?changes in women’s roles can play a large role in increasing average life expectancy.
SAGE Core Concepts in Sociology: Social StratificationClick on the above link to access the Interactive eBook. Once you've signed in, scroll to page 39, and watch the video. When you've finished watching the video, come back to the test, and answer the following questions:Which of the following statements is NOT true about social stratification and social class?
A. Stratification systems in developed societies are likely to be based on social class. B. Theoretically, all members of a class system can rise to the top. C. In reality, it is difficult for individuals to move up in social class. D. Social class makes it harder for people to understand their place in the world.
Henry read two research studies on men's contributions to housework. One study found that men did 50 percent of the housework and the other study found that men did 30 percent of the housework. In order to assess the differences in these findings, what question should Henry ask?
A. What was the sample? B. Are these findings justified? C. What was the research question? D. How were the variables operationalized?