To which of these fundamental sociological questions are "feral children" most related?
A. nature/nurture
B. cognition/culture
C. micro/macro
D. individual/group
Answer: A
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In Chapter Two, the authors keep their discussion of assimilation at the
A) societal level. B) group level. C) personal level. D) immigrant level.
Carnal sociology is most directly based on the following concept (and the theorist who proposed it):
A. verstehen (Weber) B. habitus (Bourdieu) C. fetishism of commodities (Marx) D. function (structural-functional theorists such as Parsons and Merton) E. the looking-glass self (Cooley) (Note to instructor: one could make an argument that it is based on verstehen, but the key word here is "directly"; perhaps this should be talked about in class.)
The cases of Anna and Isabelle were used to illustrate
a. the importance of social contact for normal development. b. the fact that humans are born with a great learning capacity. c. that people are born with preconceived notions about standards of appearance and behavior. d. that two-year-olds are bothered when rules are violated.
The dual labor market divides the labor force into
a. pro-union and anti-union workers. b. "preferred" and "unpreferred" workers. c. management and workers. d. the employed and the unemployed. e. the skilled and the unskilled.