According to C. Wright Mills paradigm, _____ are public or affect large numbers of people.
a. micro-level troubles
b. macro-level troubles
c. micro-level issues
d. macro-level issues
d. macro-level issues
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The Tuskegee project, in which nearly 400 African Americans were left untreated for syphilis to find out what would happen, is an example of
A) harm to participants B) being seduced by science C) overstated results D) the use of an IRB
When studying gender, we find that in: a. all cultures males identify as male and females as female
b. all cultures people identify themselves as either males or females. c. all cultures gender identification is unclear until adulthood. d. some cultures people identify themselves as neither male nor female.
Which one of the following adapted Darwin's idea of survival of the fittest to societies and believed that society was getting better and better?
a. Durkheim b. Marx c. Mead d. Spencer e. Weber
Our categorization in different groups structures our experiences uniquely; for example, a black woman may experience both sexism and racism, as well as unique forms of gendered racism or racialized sexism. Sociologists today use the term __________ to
describe this. A) internal colonies B) matrix of overlaps C) compound theory D) intersectionality