A. there is a decrease in polarization

B. the same as unemployment

D. everyone is called by a title

A. public institution

B. oligarchy

D. economic institution

A. unitary system

B. confederate system

C. catholic system

A. regulate safety

B. manage large corporations

C. strike

A. power is centralized in a national government

B. powers not claimed by individual states are reserved by the national government

C. there is no national government whatsoever

B. injecting partisan ideologies into political parties

C. stifling minority voices

D. creating splinter parties

A. institutional economics

B. macroeconomics

D. macroeconomics

B. the absence of the unconscious level

C. conscious level of personality

D. empirical level of personality

A. one persons demand for goods and services

B. none of the above

D. the lack of demand for goods and services

A. limited applicability to technologically advanced societies

B. post conventional morality is a luxury few cultures and societies can afford

D. the desire for equality is peculiar to democratic nations

A. sins against religious teaching

C. crimes against persons

D. organized crime

B. social process

C. social stability

D. social value system

B. opportunities for self-transcendence

C. all of the above

D. ethical dilemmas

B. the quantity of capital and labor

C. the quality of capital and labor

D. the quality of the labor force

A. pastoral societies

B. agricultural societies

D. horticultural societies

B. child psychotherapy

C. the peer groups

D. the mass media

B. bureaucrat

C. vice president

D. foreman

A. all of the above

B. dictate conduct in every situation

D. are specifically spelled out

B. the absence of instincts

C. the need for love

D. the need for body contact

A. people must acknowledge a common history and a sense of a common future

B. older tribal loyalties must be abandoned

D. a we are feeling must emerge among people

A. profits are made

B. the people respect the government

D. easy it is become rich

B. economic laws

C. the religious institution

D. the ratio of gold to paper money

A. 3%

B. 11%

D. 8%

A. Copyright infringement

B. Prostitution

D. illegal drug use

A. inefficient but equitable

C. a tenet of communism

D. efficient and equitable

A. implied powers

C. residual powers

D. inferred powers

A. republicanism

B. oligarchy

D. democracy

B. control only political life

C. leave individuals human and civil rights intact

D. deal only with economic and foreign policy matters

B. ones in-group

C. the family

D. the military

B. role

C. institution

D. norm

B. action

C. opinion

D. conviction

A. North America

B. Asia

D. Europe

A. voluntary group

B. secondary group

D. Gesellschaft

A. caused by abnormal chromosomes

B. the result of social deprivation

C. considered normal by some antisocial individuals

A. markets

B. households

C. firms

A. all of the above

B. neuroses

C. sociopathologys

A. socialization

B. learning to be responsible

C. the development of instincts

A. single member constituency system

B. proportional representation

C. parliamentary system

B. revolutionary change

C. abolition of private property

D. totalitarian government and dictatorship of the proletariat

A. weaken the government

B. give more power to the government

D. make revolution impossible

A. walking

B. crying

D. speaking

B. involves acquiring a self-image

C. all of the above

D. occurs incidentally and unconsciously

A. hexahedron

C. hermetic

D. homogeneous

A. a deflationary curve

C. a reference to a government economist favoring high taxes

D. a special kind of screw driver that reflects the functioning of the economy

B. doing things in an institutionalized way

C. all of the above

D. working jointly in a common enterprise for a shared goal

B. representation of the majority

C. the dignity of the individual

D. protection of minority rights

A. C.Wright Mills

B. Karl Marx

C. Paul Samuelson

B. the need for the intervention of the owners of the means of production

C. that industrial workers were becoming the new bourgeoisie

D. that the masses were being exploited

A. moot

B. median

C. mode

A. the United States will be divided into a number of smaller nations

C. we will not defend the nation from invasion

D. we must keep out all new immigrants