During the late 1920s the major focus of the "Chicago School" of American sociology was:
a. macro-level analyses of social structure and change
b. middle-level analyses designed to make workers more productive by modifying the structure of work organizations
c. the historical factors that brought about industrialization
d. the relationship between the individual and society
D
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The contingency approach to organizational theory states that
a. organizations will develop new forms to respond to changing conditions. b. members may voluntarily move between different organizations. c. as society becomes more complex, organizations will become smaller. d. members of any organization are likely to promote their own interests. e. sociologists are obligated to devise a single organization structure capable of meeting changing needs.
Social order and interaction would break down within society according to Berger and Luckmann if we were without
a. typification. b. externalization. c. intersubjectivity. d. habitualization.
A powerful indicator of violence in a home is the ________ of animals.
Fill in the blank(s) with the appropriate word(s).
Over the course of the last century, the share of people in the U.S. labor force involved in agricultural work ________
a. has remained about the same. b. has declined steadily. c. has increased dramatically. d. has increased, but only slightly.