Which of the following arguments aligns with the ideologies of people who call themselves "pro-life?"
a. Human life only begins when the fetus can stay alive outside the womb.
b. Abortion in the third trimester is moral, legal, and socially acceptable.
c. Whether or not to terminate a pregnancy is entirely a woman's decision.
d. The fetus is a human, not merely a potential life.
d
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Paul Willis used the phrase "partial penetration" to mean:
A. The way in which "the lads" were critical of class inequality but failed to understand capitalism as a whole. B. The way in which "the lads" learned some of the academic material taught in their schools but failed to learn it completely. C. The "misrecognition" that interrupted sexual intercourse is an effective means of birth control. D. The practice of interrupting intercourse as a means of contraception. E. The way in which Muslim immigrants in England were able to settle at the periphery of working-class communities but were kept out of the core neighborhoods.
Micro-level analysis considers the larger social context-national and global-within which a number of single social units reside.
Answer the following statement true (T) or false (F)
New cash registers in fast food restaurants have pictures of hamburgers and fries on the keys. Why?
a. Prices of the products never change. b. Sales workers are usually illiterate. c. Sales workers deal with so many customers that they do not have time to enter the prices. d. The pictures reduce the levels of skill and training required for sales workers. e. The cash registers cannot be resold if they are stolen.
For fundamentalists, the twin pillars of their fight in the culture wars are to __________.
A. outlaw polygamy and abortions B. outlaw abortions and same-sex marriages C. join with other denominations to create a unified church D. follow Jesus's directions to help the poor