Cross-culturally, societies with ______ tend to be more peaceful, egalitarian, and gender-equal, whereas societies with ______ tend to exclude women from community decision making and religious systems, have marriages in which husbands demand deference from their wives, and have public displays of competitive masculinity.
a. involved, intimate models of fatherhood; uninvolved, aloof models of fatherhood
b. uninvolved, aloof models of fatherhood; involved, intimate models of fatherhood
c. more women; more men
d. more men; more women
a. involved, intimate models of fatherhood; uninvolved, aloof models of fatherhood
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Julius, who is African American, has worked hard to become a successful banker. He lives in a largely white neighborhood. Lately, he has been reading recent research on what happens when African Americans become successful
In his reading he is likely to discover which of the following? a. Some of their own family members do not accept successful blacks. b. Racism disappears when blacks become successful. c. Blacks no longer experience inner conflict after success. d. "Double consciousness" disappears for successful blacks.
It is possible to have an action potential that is relatively small in magnitude (if few channels are open).
Answer the following statement true (T) or false (F)
Describe what is meant by naïve realism.
What will be an ideal response?
SAGE Core Concepts in Sociology: The Sociological ImaginationClick on the above link to access the Interactive eBook. Once you've signed in, scroll to page 6 and watch the video. When you've finished watching the video, come back to the test and answer the following questions:What is the sociological imagination?
A. the ability to understand the connection between individual lives and the social forces that shape them B. the ability to make social changes on a small or a large scale C. the ability to understand the connection between various social forces D. the ability to construct social arrangements that have effects on agency