What is the relationship between one's social class and one's chances of being a victim of crime?
A) positive
B) direct
C) inverse
D) null
C
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From differential association perspective, criminal orientations stem from poverty
a. true b. false
The disappearance of many hunter-gatherer societies and Indian tribes is an example of
a. social continuity b. social devolution c. adaptation d. social extinction
The Sapir–Whorf hypothesis suggests that
A. reality is the result of social inequality. B. language provides the lens through which social reality is defined. C. there is no relationship between language and culture. D. language reflects social differences and therefore material culture.
According to the text, the shift from explaining inequality as an innate, biological matter to explaining it as a matter of cultural differences and national identity is one form of:
A. quiet bias. B. racial progress. C. colorism. D. rearticulation.