During the nineteenth and early part of the twentieth centuries, becoming a __________ meant remaining single
(a) doctor
(b) teacher
(c) banker
(d) salesman
(b)
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Which of the following is/are (a) problem(s) with labeling people as mentally ill?
a. Labeling leads to the identification of people as "sick," and attempts to eliminate this behavior. b. Labeling gives public authorities the right to incarcerate people for nonconformity. c. Labeling causes people to adjust their self-image to conform to that image of themselves as rule breakers and undesirables. d. All of the above e. None of the above
The agency with authority to investigate and recall hazardous vehicles is the __________
Fill in the blanks with correct word
In which of the following ways was Central Appalachia achieved by the capitalists?
A. It was signed off in a treaty that declared the region rich in resources that could be exploited. B. It was conquered during the war in the 1980s. C. It was declared a special economic zone. D. It was attained through corporate ownership by blocking other industries from entering.
A father warns his daughter about premarital sex, but tells his son that he is becoming a "real" man when he finds out that he is sexually active. This is an example of:
a. homogamy. b. endogamy. c. the double standard. d. complementary needs.