One of the themes of this text has been to illustrate how our personal experiences, choices, and constraints are influenced by historical and cultural forces, social positions, and social institutions. Another way of saying this is:
a) individual protective factors promote resiliency.
b) empirical data can tell us right from wrong.
c) cumulative advantage and disadvantage do affect people in later life.
d) linking micro-level and macro-level perspectives helps us understand
families.
e) resiliency is less likely to occur when there is access to a role model, friend, or
confidant.
D
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When researchers Yi Che, Akiko Hayashi, and Joseph Tobin showed video clips of preschoolers in China critiquing each other and resolving conflicts, Americans reacted in a variety of ways. Which one of the following is not one of the reactions mentioned?
a. Some were bothered by the Chinese practice of allowing children to critique each other. b. Some were amazed at how well children gave and accepted critique. c. Some wondered whether preschoolers were too young to engage in constructive critique. d. Some wanted to adapt the Chinese approach to education.
A way to keep the basic ideas of a movement alive during a period of decreased activism is known as:
a. social movement cycle b. social movement abeyance c. social movement dialectic d. social movement trope
Women are more likely than men to be holding jobs in professional or related occupations
Indicate whether the statement is true or false
Which of the following statements about the status of women throughout the world is true?
A. Women grow half the world's food, but they rarely own land. B. According to a detailed overview of the status of the world's women, issued by the World Bank in 2015, existing gender strategy does not need to be changed. C. Women constitute one-half of the world's paid labor force but are generally found in the lowest paying jobs. D. Single-parent households headed by women are typically found only in industrialized countries because such arrangements cannot survive in developing countries.