_______ provides for children's life chances
a. Affirmative action
b. Intelligence and grades
c. Educational resources
d. Class position
d
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A 1990 investigation by the National Institute of Child Health and Human Development studied black teenagers who came to family planning clinics in Baltimore for pregnancy tests
The results showed that among those young women who went full-term and bore their children, __________ percent dropped out of school. a. 28 b. 38 c. 48 d. 58 e. 68
Your next door neighbors are two gay men who have been cohabiting for several years. Given your understanding of the research on gay couples, which of the following statements is probably FALSE?
a) Gay couples are significantly different from lesbian couples with respect to relationship quality, social support, and the likelihood of dissolution. b) Your gay neighbors are similar to about half of other gay men who are also in committed relationships. c) They are more comfortable with closeness compared to their married counterparts and more open with their partner. d) They are similar to other heterosexual couples in most ways, and any differences are likely very small. e) They receive less support from family and friends than do heterosexual couples.
A group of teenagers watch an older couple walk slowly by and laugh about how much smarter and more fun their generation is when compared to older groups. This is an example of:
a) culture shock b) ethnocentrism c) symbolism d) cultural relativism
_____ is the same as an oral contraceptive, but its use is weekly, not daily
A) An intrauterine device B) A transdermal patch C) Mirena D) NuvaRing