The physical objects important to a culture, such as homes, games, and substances found in the local environment, are referred to as ______.
A. real culture
B. nonmaterial culture
C. material culture
D. products
Ans: C
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A is a social arrangement by which punishment for crimes—torture, disfigurement, dismemberment, and execution—is delivered in public settings for all to see
a. culture of spectacle b. carceral culture c. barbaric culture d. disciplinary society
Continuing modern industrial developments of societies seem likely to blur the distinction between
a. labor and management. b. labor and capital. c. technology and organization. d. socialist and capitalist nations. e. energy and matter.
Euroasian and Asian organized crime tends to engage in _____________
A. drugs B. prostitution C. illegal gambling D. kidnapping E. all of the above
When studying the body, sociologists do not study ______.
A. gendered body B. body modifications C. bodily pain D. traditional sex roles