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What is the advantage of mixed methods research?
d. It provides a fuller picture of social problems.
The objective aspect of social problems refers to empirical data, whereas the subjective aspect refers to ______.
b. public perceptions of a social problem
Most social change is achieved gradually through social policy and legislation.
true
Conflict theory views inequality as a functional part of society that maintains social order.
false
The sociological imagination was derived from which social theorist?
a. C. Wright Mills
Joseph R. Gusfield’s examination of middle-class evangelical protestant’s attempts to preserve their own culture by outlawing alcohol illustrates the _______.
d. importance of political power in maintaining class position
The goal of service sociology is to help people by ______.
d. meeting their essential needs and concerns through service
The sociological imagination is a tool that allows us to ______.
d. connect personal troubles to larger social problems
Which statement describes the relationship between participant observation and ethnography?
c. They are synonyms.
______ is a state of normlessness.
d. Anomie
How social scientists define, research, and analyze social problems has largely remained the same since the 19th century.
false
The central concern of structural functionalists is ______.
b. social order
Cynthia’s employer asks her to complete an online sexual harassment training course to ensure she understands company sexual harassment guidelines. This is an example of ______.
b. a social policy
Fewer Americans volunteer today than in the past.
false
Suicide bombers, who place more value on group honor and less value on their lives, are an example of ______.
c. altruistic suicide
The total tax burden has the most profound effect on which social group?
A. lower-income women and people of color
Which statement describes the difference between status and power?
B. Status refers to measures of social prestige, such as level of education, whereas power refers to the amount of political connections one has.
The majority of Americans believe there is too much______ in the United States.
B. economic inequality
Which statement is true about educational opportunities in lower-income neighborhoods?
B. People in lower-income neighborhoods face many challenges, including fewer educational opportunities.
Conflict theory was derived from which social theorist?
C. Karl Marx
What is the mission of Habitat for Humanity?
B. build new houses for low-income families
According to Segal, those who occupy top social class positions may act inhumane toward those at the bottom due to a lack of ______.
D. social empathy
During the Great Recession, those at the bottom 90% of the wealth distribution were largely protected from economic burden.
False
Every citizen in the United States has the same access to resources and opportunities.
False
The ______ measure of poverty compares households to their average neighborhood income.
D. relative
Children who work in sweatshops making clothing for U.S. retailers have no say in which products they produce. According to Marx, this is an example of ______.
D. alienation
______ is a great resource that provides concrete ways for citizens and policymakers to get involved and make meaningful social change.
A. Agenda for Social Justice
Wealthy Americans tend to believe that pulling one’s self out of poverty is easier than it actually is.
True
Which of the following illustrates toxic inequality?
C. a Black family struggling to exceed their parents’ social class
Your sociology class completes an activity in which students must meet basic needs on a limited budget while experiencing financial and personal crises, such as job loss, car repairs, the death of spouse, and eviction. According to Nickols and Nielsen, this exercise is an example of a ______.
C. poverty simulation exercise