B. shame and quilt

C. past and future

D. love and endearment

A. get around the administration

B. ensure that legislation is carried out

C. none of the above

A. correcting childs use of worlds

B. child taught to use knife and fork

D. child taught to read

A. common law

B. private

D. communal

A. secondary deviance

B. sinful deviance

D. final deviance

A. the elite constitutes a monolithic ruling class

B. elite groups have maximum control over decisions that affect the majority of people

C. the elite works against the public good

B. government control

C. none of the above

D. a free market for all

A. interlocking directorates

B. excessive upward mobility

C. racial polarization

A. extremist ideologies

B. the need to have religious representation in government

C. proportional representation

A. shows that perceptions affect reality

C. language affects perceptions of reality

D. supports the Sapir-Whorf hypothesis

A. leadership by a self-appointed

B. None of the above

D. a pyramid of authority based on inherited privilege

A. gold and silver

C. serfs

D. precious spices

B. the failure of the Soviet economy to provide for consumer goods

C. the oppressive role of the Communist Party

D. a failure in raised expectations

B. 35%

C. 10%

D. 5%

A. delegated

C. legislative

D. confederate

A. the fact that prayer results in help

B. a belief in ghosts prevalent in the early Middle Ages

D. the belief God exhibited by the Puritans

A. all of the above

C. they emphasize sexual dysfunction

D. they stress the irrational

A. the ideology changes to suit conditions

B. it has not led to dictatorship

C. the ideology is static

B. drug users are not responsible for their actions

C. society does care what happens to addicts

D. drug addiction is a sustainable life style

A. a faulty genetic development

B. the small size of humans relative to other animals

C. our human ancestors way of life in trees

B. disorganization

C. haphazard behavior

D. chaos

A. they cannot exist in secondary groups

B. they are always harmonious

C. the family is the only source of primary relation

A. water space air

B. animal vegetable object

C. earth wind fire

A. political freethinkers

B. political liberals

C. political independents

B. lack of labor

C. government reaction

D. goods and service

A. symbols are intrinsically meaningful

B. symbols are biologically determined

C. symbols have universal meaning

A. moralists prefer the term immorality

C. no two people agree what deviance is

D. psychologists prefer the term abnormality

A. capital

B. labor

D. time

A. chemotherapy

B. hypnotherapy

C. shock therapy

A. media subversion of government

B. political control of the media

D. nonexistent

A. is equitable

C. rations products among consumers

D. allows wealthy consumers to obtain more products

A. diplomacy

C. foreign policy

D. international law

A. quaternary sector

B. secondary sector

D. primary sector

A. more a function of heredity than anything else

B. role demands

C. a result of biology alone

A. Labeling theory

C. Anomie

D. Gang imitation theory

A. Mozart

C. People with high IQs

D. Joan of Arc

A. monetary policy

C. incomes

D. revenue policy

B. always abhor fanaticism

C. never distort the truth

D. refer to the study of ideas

A. allow researchers to test hypotheses

C. convey information about atypical behavior

D. permit researchers to generalize from samples

A. his overemphasis on adulthood

B. none his theory is widely accepted

D. his stress on the spiritual facet of personality

B. is a political as well as economic issue

C. concerns wage rates and labor supply

D. is complicated by overlapping labor markets

A. strict adherence to the written Constitution

C. the caretaker role

D. the teflon principle

B. coercion

C. violence

D. contest

A. in our society watching television

B. cosmic influences

C. instincts

B. the creation of a new ruling class

C. intense nationalism

D. military expansionism

A. humans are solitary creatures

C. individuals differ in temperament goals and desires

D. the world is based on randomness

A. High and equitably distributed income

B. Full employment

D. Reasonable price stability

A. takeover attempt

C. planned obsolescence

D. monopoly

B. money promised for campaigns

C. money used to purchase air time

D. money given after the election

A. illness

B. abnormality

D. mental defects