A. wedge-shaped model

B. multiple nuclei model

D. sector model

A. aggression is strictly socially learned

C. biology is totally unimportant in sex role behavior

D. there is no pattern to aggressive behavior in either males or females

A. Japan

C. china

D. U.S.A

A. inequality results from exploitation

B. none of the above

D. stratification must be legislated

B. accept deviant labels and eliminate the behavior in

C. reject the deviant labels but maintain the behavior in

D. reject deviant labels

A. it protects the Biblical commandment against killing

B. societies need to threaten prospective criminals

D. it prevents capital crime

B. began with the invention of the steam engine

C. occurred in England

D. took place in 1750

A. administrative

B. none it was an internal matter

D. crisis

A. equality of groups

B. lack of human compassion

C. plain ignorance

A. poor

B. members of minority groups

D. members of the middle class

A. change has been the downfall of societies

B. change is only a recent situation

C. the more things change the more they remain the same

A. high birthrates and high death rates

B. declining birthrates and high death rates

C. high birthrates and declining death rates

A. France

B. Ireland

D. Italy

A. scientific discoveries

C. new art forms

D. technological invention

A. occupational prestige

C. social status

D. social power

A. a change in the economy from agrarian to industrial

B. a change in the population distribution from rural to urban

C. the discovery of natural resources

A. the physical ability to see in the dark

C. having good taste in art and music

D. ability to discern the direction of social relations

B. oldest

C. subordinate

D. largest

A. YYY

C. XXX

D. XX

A. assimilation occurs

B. the majority becomes more oppressive

C. the economic status of minorities declines

A. status is also a phenomenon of stratification

B. classes are the result of different life styles

C. classes are composed of the have-nots who eventually revolt against the haves

A. try to maximize their labor

B. try to maximize their worth

C. are totally free to pursue their goals

B. astral

C. physical

D. chemical

A. property crimes

B. crimes against persons

D. organized crime

A. the elimination of the demographic transition

B. a return to preindustrial medicine

D. natural change

B. excess demand

C. elastic demand

D. pent-up demand

A. new sources power

C. the discovery of new material

D. the invention of basic machines

A. anomie

B. forgiveness

D. transmission

A. the market is not equitable favoring those with more resources

B. the market makes no provision for protecting smaller participants

D. the market does not provide for satisfying public needs

A. number of births a year in the world

B. the same as the fecundity rate

C. the same as the fertility rate

A. employees capable of manipulating data words and visual images

B. people employed in new enterprises

C. psychologists with advanced degrees

A. ethnicity

B. melting pot

D. Anglo-conformity

A. resulted from the greed of the robber barons

B. resulted from insufficient demand

C. was the worst case of massive unemployment

A. Latin American

C. Puerto Rico

D. Spain

A. static shock

C. culture shock

D. myocardial shock

A. institutional discrimination

B. personal discrimination

C. cultural discrimination

A. belonging to organized crime

B. hard work

C. religion

A. Shift the supply curve

B. Shift the demand curve

D. Do noting

A. radical change

B. social change

D. political change

A. The civil rights movement has raised black consciousness and helped decrease self hatred

C. The black underclass finds itself in the situation of being a minority within a minority

D. Blacks still lag behind whites in life chances particularly in the economic sector

B. the nature of the first job

C. the amount of education

D. occupation of the father

A. the nuclear family

B. all of the above

D. the extended family

A. gives a one-sided interpretation of an issue

B. is the same as propaganda

D. is the opposite of propaganda?

A. none of the above

C. prevents action

D. destroys group identity

A. have written off the Malthusian prophecy altogether

B. expect the growth rate to remain constant

D. believe that a high fertility rate continues to be necessary in the developing nations

A. Most of the health problems associated with growing old pose serious problems by the age of 65

B. Young workers perform far better than elderly workers which is why employers prefer tham

C. A majority of the elderly live in nursing homes

A. incorporation

B. cooptation

D. oligarchization

A. are closely related to price

B. amount to the same thing

D. are closely related to supply

A. discovery

B. miracle

D. diffusion

A. the ability of a square foot of land to feed a number of people

C. the density of a compound group

D. the number of births and deaths per year