A. people are intolerant by nature

B. people are afraid and distrustful of strangers

D. it is impossible to understand another culture or subculture without having been raised in it

A. Statesmen

B. Front men

D. Shills or decoys

B. are invented by society to promote group cohesion

C. prevent social change from occurring

D. hinder group cohesion by disrupting stability

A. doctrine of executive privilege

B. doctrine of elitist pluralism

C. concept of polis

A. physiology

B. chemistry

D. genetics

A. became outgoing accomplished entrepreneurs

B. rapidly became shepherds

D. became savage warriors

A. the social sciences deal with the extraterrestrial

B. people behavior is predictable while the behavior of inanimate objects is not

C. the social sciences have developed concrete laws of behavior while the natural sciences have only theories

A. none of the above

B. ensuring that jobs are provided equally

D. provide an opposition party to the administration in office

A. may result from faulty role performance

C. may occur when entrenched statuses become altered

D. may occur within the confines of a single role

A. occupationally-based caste systems as in pre-modern India

B. industrial societies like the United States

C. estate systems in feudal Europe

A. relationships among variables

B. consideration of independent and dependent variables

D. controlled inquiry

A. buying indulgences

C. predestination

D. turning the other cheek

B. Freud only worked with males

C. Freud thought all conflicts were conscious

D. Freud saw conflicts with parents as predominant

A. government

B. union

D. commune

A. conversations among intellectuals

B. natural disasters

C. prosperity

B. pastoralism

C. hunter-gatherers

D. agriculture

B. primary institution

C. secondary institution

D. tertiary socialization

A. social change

B. politics

C. law

A. the American Revolution

C. the French Revolution

D. the Russian Revolution

A. like all lower-class persons they focus on the present

B. they have not yet reached the industrial stage of evolution when time is money

D. their culture is still at a primitive stage

A. choose candidates for political office

C. bring into the open obscure problems to be solved

D. provide geographic representation

B. personal space is controlled genetically

C. many people have no manners

D. nonverbal behavior is not part of culture

B. The National Rifle Association

C. The American Association of Retired people

D. The Southern Christian Leadership Conference

A. group situations and the positions of individuals

B. patterns of actions

D. rules and regulations

A. unimportant

B. found among all animals

C. places like schools and banks

A. systematic collection of data

C. scientific observation

D. making data public

A. status specialization

B. status fulfillment

D. ascribed status

A. accommodation assimilation conflict and coercion

C. differentiation stratification conflict and coercion

D. exchange reciprocity competition and conflict

A. strong personal power

B. power only in declaring war

C. no power at all

A. observation and recording of data

C. obtaining a government grant

D. classification and organization of data

A. scholars denied the possibility of a scientific study of humans

C. none of the above

D. scholars emphasized the supernatural

A. is sometimes used interchangeably with social structure

C. may be analyzed at the microsocial and the macrosocial levels

D. is a fixed set of rules?

A. there are five psycho sexual stages

B. the personality is fixed by age five

C. psychoanalysis including dream analysis is the only way to overcome personality problems

A. school

B. peer group

C. mass media

A. quadrupled since 1974

B. doubled since 1974

D. tripled since 1074

A. have no sense of accomplishment

B. have lack of control

C. are an anonymous group

A. primitive people only

B. modern peoples only

C. prehistoric people only

B. property is unimportant in the modern state

C. religion and philosophy are the foundations of society

D. the means of production are controlled by the masses

B. concept

C. value

D. law

A. the primary group is always helpful to the individual

C. none of the above are relevant

D. secondary relations are more important than primary ones

B. prestige

C. all of these

D. wealth

A. the economy to function so that all participants derive some satisfaction

B. buyers and sellers not needing to know how the market works in order to act in it

D. the content and flow of goods and services to take place without any fixed plan

A. the family

B. marriage

C. wedding rings

A. mores

B. Norms

C. folkways

A. wealth

B. color

C. property

B. money actually tendered to campaigns

C. cash rather than checks or notes

D. money given during the campaign

A. a definite sharply defined emotion

B. an innate human response to deprivation and frustration

C. subject to manipulation

A. Tradition

B. Command

C. Free Market

A. status is always achieved

B. status is always ascribed

D. status has no importance

A. group of which one is member without having asked to be

C. hierarchical system in an organization

D. group to which an individual aspires to belong