At Notre Dame, _________percent of the university's student body lives on campus and there is general agreement about the positive effects of single-sex dorms
a. 24
b. 48
c. 70
d. 85
D
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Which of the following is a difference between the functionalist perspective and the conflict perspective?
a. The functionalist perspective emphasizes the stability of a society, while the conflict perspective emphasizes the tension between competing groups. b. The functionalist perspective explains the physical violence between groups competing for their share of resources, while the conflict perspective explains how immigration restrictions and real estate practices result in competition between groups. c. The functionalist perspective is more appropriate today in the study of race and ethnicity, while the conflict perspective best helps to understand the behaviors that are passed on from one generation to the next. d. The functionalist perspective focuses on the difficulties of the subordinate groups, while the conflict perspective focuses on the benefits of racial discrimination to dominant groups.
Martin, Long, and Poon (2002) found _____________ for those in their 70s and 80s than for centenarians.
A. greater wariness B. suspiciousness and sensitivity higher C. stability of personality traits lower D. stability of personality traits higher
According to de Tocqueville, democracy thrives in America because
a. Americans are more likely to embrace traditional beliefs and practices. b. religion is an important part of the American government as evidenced by words like "In God We Trust" on U.S. currency. c. the founding fathers were very religious. d. Americans' involvement in groups, including religious groups, produces an action orientation toward their communities.
The global health regime is shifting emphasis from ______.
a. reactive to proactive b. proactive to reactive c. internal to external d. income to outcome