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Q: The process through which people learn the expectations of society is called what?
A: Socialization
Q: Who coined the term sociology and first elaborated the positivist basis of sociology?
A: Compte
Q: This is the tendency for triads to segregate into a pair and an isolate.
A: Triadic Segregation
Q: Which state’s Supreme Court ruled in 2003 that same sex marriages are constitutional?
A: Massachusetts
Q: This person was a leader in the settlement house movement and a close friend and collaborator of W.E.B Dubois.
A: Jane Adams
Q: Through the operation of this the expectations that a teacher has for a student can actually create the behavior in question.
A: Expectancy Effect
Q: Racism that is subtle, covert, and non-obvious is also called what?
A: Aversive Racism
Q: The National Violence Against Women office has estimated that what percentage of women will be physically assaulted, raped, or stalked by a intimate partner in their lifetime?
A: 25%
Q: George Ritzer referred to the impact of the problems and peculiarities of bureaucracy on society as what?
A: The McDonaldization of society
Q: Hinduism is a contemporary example of what?
A: Polytheism
Q: Which theory argues that race and ethnicity are socially constructed categories?
A: Symbolic Interaction Theory
Q: Meaningful behavior between two or more people is referred to as what?
A: Social Interaction
Q: Which of the following is not a function of social institutions?
A: Creating equal opportunity for all regardless of social class
Q: The first step in sociological research is to do what?
A: Develop a research question
Q: The theory that language determines other aspects of culture since language shapes the way people perceive the world is called what?
A: The Sapir-Whorf hypothesis
Q: Christianity is an example of what type of religion?
A: Monotheism
Q: AIDs first appeared when?
A: The early 1980s
Q: Sociologists refer to the alteration of society over time as what?
A: Social Change
Q: The complex system that includes a group of beliefs, values, dress, and way of life is called what?
A: Culture
Q: The institutionalization of heterosexuality as the only socially legitimate sexual orientation is called what?
A: Heterosexism
Q: Consumption for the sake of displaying one’s wealth is called what?
A: Conspicuous Consumption
Q: A group consisting of intimate face to face interaction and relatively long lasting relationships is called what?
A: A primary group
Q: According to this theory multiple forms of sexual identity are possible and can be seen in how people cross the ordinarily assumed boundaries.
A: Queer theory
Q: A tendency for group members to reach a consensus decision even if that decision is downright stupid is called what?
A: Groupthink
Q: When the roles in one’s role set clash with one another, the result is called what?
A: Role conflict
Q: A salient characteristic that serves as a basis for stereotyping in the U.S.
A: Skin Color
Q: What is the theory that argues that gender differences in earnings exists because men and women tend to work in different segments of the labor market?
A: The dual-labor market theory
Q: While small numbers of minorities and women do get promoted in organizations, women in minorities are only promoted up to a point. This phenomenon is referred to as what?
A: The glass ceiling effect
Q: Studies of anorexia nervosa indicate what?
A: This is a disorder characterized by compulsive dieting
Q: What percentage of Americans has no health insurance at all?
A: 14.5%
Q: What percentage of the American public believe that gay marriage should be recognized as valid and be given the same rights as heterosexual couples?
A: 39%
Q: Conflict theory emphasizes what?
A: A person or groups ability to exercise influence or control over others
Q: What percentage of the public thinks that gays or lesbians should have equal rights in terms of job opportunities?
A: 89%
Q: What U.S. Supreme Court case ruled that gays and lesbians cannot be denied equal protection of the law?
A: Romer v. Evans
Q: Research indicates that as agents of socialization, sports do what?
A: They are where many ideas about gender differences are formed and reinforced
Q: This has radically altered the opportunities available to women athletes and laid the foundation for many of the coeducational programs that are now an ordinary part of college life.
A: Title IX
Q: With the different statuses of a person, each of them brings a significantly different amount of prestige, this causes what?
A: Status inconsistency
Q: Sociologists refer to an established organized system of behavior with a recognized purpose as a what?
A: Social institution
Q: Psychoanalytic theory argues what?
A: Human behavior is directed and motivated as underlying forces that are largely unconscious
Q: Taking a class in preparation for becoming a father is an example of what?
A: Anticipatory socialization
Q: Who was the theorist that devoted his work to explaining how capitalism shaped society?
A: Carl Marx
Q: Which of the following statements is false regarding abortion?
A: public support for abortion has been steadily declining over the past 20 years
Q: The habit of seeing things only from the point of view of one’s own group is called what?
A: Ethnocentrism
Q: Social control is a manifest function of education.
A: False
Q: Like ethnicity, race is primarily a socially constructed category.
A: True
Q: According to sociologists, any set of people who occupy the same space at the same time is considered a group.
A: False
Q: Homophobia is a learned attitude.
A: True
Q: The Supreme Court decision that ruled “separate but equal” unconstitutional was Brown v. BOE in 1954.
A: True
Q: Becoming an adult is taking longer than it did in earlier times.
A: True
Q: A master status is socially imposed but rather is a matter of individual choice.
A: False