A. extremists to government

B. PACs to Congress

D. all of the above

A. genetic inheritance

B. all of the above

D. being labeled as deviant

A. personal interviews

B. previously gathered statistical information

D. naires

A. gangs are useful for society

B. gangs have no norms

C. none of the above

B. all property belongs to the government

C. the individual is free to do anything as long as he/she has money

D. losers totally destroyed

A. libido

C. l

D. me

A. exhibits a centralized control of the economy

B. controls the mass media

D. contains secret police

A. going in the wrong direction

C. bad manners

D. reversing one,s opinion

A. elites vary in their degree of openness

B. elite members identify with middle-class values

C. the masses can on occasion influence the elite

A. starvation in Ireland

C. the French Revolution

D. the Protestant Reformation

A. case study

B. social research

C. observation

A. the economy medicine family religion and education

B. the family the economy government the military and education

C. the military religion government family and education

A. referendum model

C. Lockean model

D. Madisonian model

B. the bourgeoisie will eventually triumph

C. religion helps fight social inequality

D. talented people will always rise to the top

A. the economy may be compared to the director

C. individuals may be compared to playwrights

D. social scientists may be compared to stage hands

A. tradition

B. command

D. direction

A. pastoral to horticultural society

B. agricultural to industrial society

C. hunting and gathering to pastoral society

A. To transmit skills important in the society

B. To teach infants the fundamentals of life in society

D. To instill societal aspirations

A. a government that is no subject to restraints on political power

C. a government that acts arbitrarily

D. an agreement or treaty in written form

B. preverbal communication is more important than verbal

C. languages are limited to the number of words for any given object

D. language has no part in mental attitudes

A. monad

B. quadrad

D. triad

A. leadership abilities

B. sociability

C. the ability to control impulses

A. may establish their own PACs

B. cannot contribute to congressional candidates

C. can give soft money to a national party for state and local campaigns

D. may use union or corporate funds to administer PACs

A. personal opinions of important scholars

B. absolute truths for all times

C. universally accepted

A. the rule of reason

C. anarchy

D. the rule of custom

B. charismatic traditional and legal-rational

C. conventional post conventional and legal-rational

D. pre-conventional authoritarian and post-conventional

B. the process of the Lookingglass

C. change to conform to the Chinese modal personality

D. a severe anxiety attacks

A. small size

C. intimacy

D. daily contact

A. environmental determinism

B. psychoanalytic

C. development

A. Gesellschaft

C. reference group

D. voluntary group

A. that the Constitution delegates it so little power

B. a result of the gradual emergence of the Supreme Court as a legislative body

D. the development of the power of state governments

A. unliberated women

B. status

C. macrolevel behavior

A. provide personnel to run the government

B. define the interests of the people in the form of a platform

D. engage in political socialization

A. ward off sexual advances

B. deceive sexual targets

C. protect the superego

A. research monies are not forthcoming

B. a causal relationship is difficult to prove

C. variables are vaguely defined

A. meant to establish the rule of men

B. always written

D. blueprints for monarchies

A. is declared unconstitutional

C. becomes a social movement

D. is rejected by the two main parties

A. small homogeneous countries

C. large homogeneous single religion countries

D. small urban industrial countries

A. conflicts between rich and poor countries

C. imperialism being destroyed by capitalism

D. polarization forcing societies to split up

A. scientific law

C. hunch regarding reality

D. speculation about truth and beauty

A. all of the above

B. only a few organizations last long enough to become institutions

D. institutions are organizations in which people no longer discuss the basis of the rules

B. the welfare system

C. religions

D. government

B. sometimes occurs by chance

C. could mean that another role is being performed well

D. may create much stress

A. an act of Congress

B. explicit statements in the Constitution

C. the First Amendment to the Constitution

A. a general support of the government

C. full support of democratic principles

D. the majority of people and political leaders are equally committed to democratic values

A. is as effective as in the natural sciences

B. has been found to be totally useless

C. has led to great discoveries in the human knowledge of the physical universe

A. no ranking of their members

B. little durability

D. no people in them

A. none of the above

B. one of many children

D. rural residence

A. Sheldon,s mesomorphs

B. Lombroso,s criminal types

C. the extra Y chromosome

A. absolute power

B. authoritarianism

D. power elitism