The United States, Canada, Australia, New Zealand, Japan, and the countries of Western Europe are examples of __________ countries
a. middle-incomeb. subordinate-income
c. low-income d. high-income
d
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Emile Durkheim was
a. a German sociologist who supported the concept of laissez-faire liberalism. b. a French sociologist who was interested in problems of social integration. c. a French sociologist who developed the concept of "pre-political" thought. d. an early proponent of the power-conflict view.
Sociobiologists are careful to point out that biological predisposition does not mean that a person's behavior cannot be influenced or changed by social structure
a. True b. False Indicate whether the statement is true or false
Worshippers at religious revival services; mourners lining the streets when a celebrity, a public official, or religious leader has died; and revelers assembled at Mardi Gras or at Times Square in New York on New Year's Eve are examples of a(n) __________ crowd
a. conventional b. acting c. expressive d. casual
Which of these statements regarding cremation practices in the United States is false?
a. Cremation is always less expensive than earth burial because one does not have the expense of a cemetery lot and the funeral service. b. Approximately one-half of funerals in the United States involve cremation. c. When a body is cremated, the remains look very much like ashes that can be found in a fireplace. d. All of the above.