Question 1

When researching the rate of high-status jobs amongst different ethnic groups, you are researching:

Accepted Answer

A)  cultural integration 
B)  social integration 
C)  economic integration 
A)  cultural integration 
B)  social integration 
C)  economic integration C

Question 2

When researching whether different ethnic minorities greet each other the same way as the ethnic majority greet each other, you are researching:

Accepted Answer

A)  cultural integration 
B)  social integration 
C)  economic integration 
A)  cultural integration 
B)  social integration 
C)  economic integration A

Question 3

What is meant by the idea of selective integration?

Accepted Answer

A)  stronger integration with respect to one dimension of integration increases integration in another dimension 
B)  cultural and socail integration are highly related to each other, while economic integration works out independently 
C)  the dimensions of integration, or indicators thereof, work out independently 
A)  stronger integration with respect to one dimension of integration increases integration in another dimension 
B)  cultural and socail integration are highly related to each other, while economic integration works out independently 
C)  the dimensions of integration, or indicators thereof, work out independently C

Question 4

Which of the following questions is a descriptive question about migration and/or integration?

Accepted Answer

A)  What are the consequences of international migration for the populations in the countries of origin? 
B)  How many people moved from South Korea to the United Kingdom in 2017? 
C)  Which social interventions are effective in promoting language learning of immigrants? 
A)  What are the consequences of international migration for the populations in the countries of origin? 
B)  How many people moved from South Korea to the United Kingdom in 2017? 
C)  Which social interventions are effective in promoting language learning of immigrants?

Question 5

What is an example of the integration process?

Accepted Answer

A)  the three-generation language shift 
B)  immigrants getting more children than natives do 
C)  marriages of immigrants becoming more endogemous over time 
A)  the three-generation language shift 
B)  immigrants getting more children than natives do 
C)  marriages of immigrants becoming more endogemous over time

Question 6

What is the definition of "second generation"?

Accepted Answer

A)  People born in the host country, with at least one parent being born abroad 
B)  People born in the host country, with both parents being born abroad 
C)  People with a migration background 
A)  People born in the host country, with at least one parent being born abroad 
B)  People born in the host country, with both parents being born abroad 
C)  People with a migration background

Question 7

Fill in the blank: The Schelling segregation model is often used to explain segregation as it uses social simulation, often called ___.

Accepted Answer

A)  Actor Action Modelling 
B)  Collective Outcome Modelling 
C)  Agent-Based Modelling 
A)  Actor Action Modelling 
B)  Collective Outcome Modelling 
C)  Agent-Based Modelling

Question 8

How do you calculate the foreign-born share of the entire population in a country?

Accepted Answer

A)  the number of immigrants in the country divided by the entire population in the country 
B)  the number of first and second generation divided by the entire population in the country 
C)  the number of first generation divided by the number of non-immigrants in the country 
A)  the number of immigrants in the country divided by the entire population in the country 
B)  the number of first and second generation divided by the entire population in the country 
C)  the number of first generation divided by the number of non-immigrants in the country

Question 9

What can we learn from the Schelling model?

Accepted Answer

A)  collective outcomes can be explained strictly by individual preferences 
B)  extreme levels of segregation can emerge under conditions of mild in-group preferences 
C)  collective outcomes are unstable situations, and thus are easy to influence 
A)  collective outcomes can be explained strictly by individual preferences 
B)  extreme levels of segregation can emerge under conditions of mild in-group preferences 
C)  collective outcomes are unstable situations, and thus are easy to influence

Question 10

Imagine a country consisting of two groups: 80% of the population are affiliated to one group, the other 20% to the other group. In this case, the ethnic diversity index is:

Accepted Answer

A)  0.16 
B)  0.32 
C)  0.6 
A)  0.16 
B)  0.32 
C)  0.6

When researching the rate of high-status jobs amongst different ethnic groups, you are researching:

When researching whether different ethnic minorities greet each other the same way as the ethnic majority greet each other, you are researching:

What is meant by the idea of selective integration?

Which of the following questions is a descriptive question about migration and/or integration?

What is an example of the integration process?

What is the definition of "second generation"?

Fill in the blank: The Schelling segregation model is often used to explain segregation as it uses social simulation, often called ___.

How do you calculate the foreign-born share of the entire population in a country?

What can we learn from the Schelling model?

Imagine a country consisting of two groups: 80% of the population are affiliated to one group, the other 20% to the other group. In this case, the ethnic diversity index is:

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Exam 11: Immigration and Integration

When researching the rate of high-status jobs amongst different ethnic groups, you are researching:

When researching whether different ethnic minorities greet each other the same way as the ethnic majority greet each other, you are researching:

What is meant by the idea of selective integration?

Which of the following questions is a descriptive question about migration and/or integration?

What is an example of the integration process?

What is the definition of "second generation"?

Fill in the blank: The Schelling segregation model is often used to explain segregation as it uses social simulation, often called ___.

How do you calculate the foreign-born share of the entire population in a country?

What can we learn from the Schelling model?

Imagine a country consisting of two groups: 80% of the population are affiliated to one group, the other 20% to the other group. In this case, the ethnic diversity index is:

Questions

Theories

Methods

Perspectives

Opinions

Norms

Networks

Groups

Stratification and Mobility

Resources

Modernization

Religion

Filters