Sherif's fundamental conclusion is that social contacts between hostile groups are more likely to succeed if _____________
a. the situation is pleasant
b. group leaders are persuaded that they need to cajole their followers to try
to get along with members of the other group
c. favorable information about one group is given to the other group
d. the groups are put in a situation where they must work toward a common goal
e. none of the above
d
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The theory that we learn about our identity by interacting with others best fits which paradigm?
a. functionalism b. selfish c. contagion d. symbolic interactionism
Marxists tend to explain the origins of racial and ethnic inequality in terms of:
a. the conflict between classes in capitalist societies b. the contributions they make to social equilibrium c. the social patterns that emerge as a result of the struggle for survival d. the way members of different ethnic and racial groups define the situation
The heritage of neocolonialism
a. does not affect people in the West today. b. can be found only in history books. c. affects people in the West today, in the wars fought and terrorism coming from the affected areas. d. is proudly claimed by the nations affected.
What concept emerges during the game stage that helps children understand their role in a game?
a. The “I” Self b. The generalized other c. The “Me” Self d. The looking-glass self