Which sociological perspective asserts that during periods of economic crisis, the state expands welfare rolls to pacify the poor and reduce the likelihood of serious uprising?
A. feminist
B. interactionist
C. functionalist
D. conflict
Answer: D
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for several other states. Covenant marriage laws are intended to prevent the decline of the traditional nuclear monogamous family unit through strengthening family values, encouraging thoughtful pre-marital engagement, and increasing commitment to the marital union, spouses, and children. Critics contend that although the concept of the covenant marriage is nice, it is not very adaptable to the economic realities of our modern society. What are the key arguments for and against each position? What will be an ideal response?
A literature review serves to:
a. lay the groundwork for your research. b. answer your research question. c. discuss the sample used. d. provide a list of suggested reading. e. examine problems in your research.
Which theory argues that personal props are an important part of establishing an identity?
A. stigma B. dramaturgy C. aligning action D. cooling out
Described by Lareau, the ______ approach to child-rearing stresses the importance of discussion and negotiation in decision-making and encourages the development of interests and abilities through participation in organized activities.
A. concerted cultivation B. accomplishment of natural growth C. authoritarian D. helicopter parenting