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What is tracking?

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the practice of placing students in specific curriculum groups on the basis of test scored and other criteria

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Critics of homeschooling suggest that homeschooled children are

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isolated from the larger community and lose an important chance to improve their socialization skills

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Your professor receives a promotion when she publishes a journal article within her body of expertise, instead of the promotion going to the department chair’s brother-in-law who used to be a cashier but could really use the money. This illustrates which characteristic of a bureaucracy

a. hierarchy of authority
b. impersonality
c. division of labor
d. employment based on technical qualifications

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employment based on technical qualifications

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The marginalization in sex and relationship education in schools of anything other than heterosexual relationship is an example of

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hidden curriculum

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In the past, the integrative function of education in the united states was most obvious in its emphasis on

a. teaching diversity in the classroom
b. teaching strict discipline
c. promotion of a common language
d. teaching students that the share a common history

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promotion of a common language

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Which sociological perspective emphasizes individual religious expression through belief, ritual, and experience

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interactionist perspective

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Giving meaning to the divine and defining the spiritual world are amoung religion’s example of whihc of the following

a. manifest function
b. latent function
c. latent dysfunction
d. manifest dysfunction

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Manifest function

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In which of way does Hinduism differ from other major religions?

a. It embraces only one good
b. it emphasizes enlightenment through meditation
c. it is preserved mostly through a single written text
d. it embraces a number of major and minor gods

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It embraces a number of major and minor gods

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Churches that serve as training grounds for community leaders and allow members to refine their organizational skills are performing a

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latent function

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Which sociological perspective emphasizes religion as a source of social support for individuals

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functionalist

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In pointing out that the growth of the electronic media has facilitated the development of charismatic authority, sociologist Carl Couch draws on which perspective?

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Interactionist perspective

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When corporations in the US relocates its plants to a country where prevailing wages are lower than in the US, this is

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Deindustrlization

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A recent analysis of newspapers coverage of female gubernatorial candidates indicated that

a. Coverage focused more often on the personal life, appearance, or personality of a female candidate than it did on that of a male candidate
b. articles are more likely to illustrate political issues with statements made by female candidates
c. newspapers often fail to cover the political rallies of female candidates
d. male and female candidates have received equal treatment by the new media in recent elections

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Coverage focused more often on the personal life, appearance, or personality of a female candidate than it did on that of a male candidate

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In the United States, there is a presidential election every four years. After the election, nearlt half the popualtion readily accpets the leadership of the person for whom they did not vote. This is an example of

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rational-legal authority

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If a nonmainstream practice is used together with conventional medicine, its and example of

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complementary

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What reason do skeptics of conflict-based explanations give for why 43 percent of the people who live with in 1 mile of hazardous waste treatment facilities in the US do so?

a. Racial and ethnic minorities posses less power than others
b. They like to live there due to the low housing prices
c. Economics and discriminatory forces push them to live in these places
d. they choose to live in these ecological oases

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They like to live there due to the low housing prices

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Rebellious craft workers in the nineteenth-century England who destroyed new factory machinery as part of their resistance to the new Industrial Revolution were know as

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Luddites

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Which sociological perspective would likely be interested in the labels attached to activists associated with social movements, such as a feminist student referred to as a “bra burner”

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Interactionist perspective

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Talcott Parson’s equilibrium model, the incorporation of groups that were previously excluded because of their race, ethnicity and social class is know as

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inclusion

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Which of the following statements about rumors is accurate?

a. Rumors often reinforce people’s faith in mass media
b. Rumors are detriment because they cause people to doubt a shared belief
c. Rumors make it difficult for people to cope with change
d. Workplace rumors about what is or may be happening are usually highly accurate

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Workplace rumors about what is or may be happening are usually highly accurate

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Which sociological perspective is most critical of the differential in which education bestows status?

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conflict perspective

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Which sociologist studied public schools in low-income and affluent areas of Chicago. He noticed that administrators expected less of students from poor neighborhoods and wondered if teachers accepted their view.

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Howard S. Becker

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Morbidity rates are the

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total number of cases of a specific disorder that exist at a given time

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A___ is an exciting mass involvement that last for a relatively long period

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Craze