The difference between role strain and role conflict is
A) There is no difference; they are different terms for the same concept
B) Role strain applies to contradictory demands in the same role; role conflict refers to different roles with contradictory expectations
C) Role strain applies to different roles with contradictory expectations; role conflict refers to contradictory demands in the same role
D) Role strain is much stronger, and role conflict is almost always weaker
B
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A) Not knowing the participants' names and/or identifying information. B) Knowing but never revealing the participants' names and/or identifying information. C) Confiding the participants' names and/or identifying information only to official agencies such as the government, research organizations, and universities. D) Keeping the results of the research project confidential, i.e. not releasing the results
Pre-industrial societies are ________________________________________
a. primarily extractive b. based on agriculture, mining, fishing, or other natural resources c. incorporated into industrial and post-industrial societies d. all of the above
Advanced machinery, and particularly computers, have influenced the labor market by eliminating jobs while also __________.
A) making it possible to expand employment through job creation B) giving employers more tools to monitor the work of their employees C) making work places healthier places to be D) creating a culture of low-wage work that is considered to have potential for growth within corporations
Which of the following theoretical perspectives focuses on the differential access to media and technology embodied in the digital divide?
a. Functional perspective b. Conflict perspective c. Symbolic interactionism d. Control theory