A culturally relative perspective examines cultural practices according to:

A basic flaw with the approach to screening the population for presumed flaws is

a. a tendency to overpredict. b. imperfect screening devices. c. the solution emphasizes the social system as the problem. d. both a and b

Which of the following is true in regards to definitions of deviance?

a. In postmodern societies like the U.S. there is little possibility that one's behavior will be considered deviant. b. Virtually any behavior may be considered deviant from someone's point of view. c. Virtually all acts considered deviant in one society are likely to be considered deviant in most other societies. d. Once established, definitions of deviance change very little over time within any particular society. e. Deviance is essentially the same in all societies.

List and describe the three perspectives on power.

What will be an ideal response?

The proportion of the U.S. population that is religiously unaffiliated has ______ in recent decades.

A. risen significantly B. remained flat C. fallen slightly D. fallen significantly