A good engagement principle for working with a First Nations client is:
a. be aware of nonverbal communication norms (light gentle handshake, indirect eye contact, respect of personal change)
b. do not worry about mistrust and reluctance
c. inquire about family history
d. avoid using standardized instruments
a. be aware of nonverbal communication norms (light gentle handshake, indirect eye contact, respect of personal change)
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(a) Theories (b) Variables (c) Hypotheses (d) Case studies
Sociologist Ira Reiss has pointed out a "patriarchal double standard" among teenagers. What is this double-standard?
A. Boys consider themselves smarter than their girlfriends, yet think the girlfriends are very clever and manipulative in "trapping" young men B. Boys consider themselves ready for sex but do not consider their girlfriends to be ready, and so may seek sex from "easier" girls to compensate C. Boys consider themselves more dominant and forceful and yet it is often up to the girl to be the one to take the lead in declaring an ‘official' relationship D. None of these.
According to the functionalist theory of stratification, inequality is necessary to ensure that
a. socialization occurs. b. conflict occurs. c. the most important positions are filled by the most qualified people. d. the most important positions are paid similar to other occupations. e. members of a society will share the same social norms.
Lisa's boss has given her more responsibilities at work which have led to her must spending more time there. Her husband is unhappy because she is hardly home, and he is taking on the household and child care duties. Which model of family conflict applies to Lisa's situation?
A. overload B. cultural tension C. anomie D. conflict-of-interest