Exam 1: An Introduction to the Study of Social Inequality
Exam 1: An Introduction to the Study of Social Inequality15 Questions
Exam 2: Class, Income, and Wealth15 Questions
Exam 3: Poverty and Welfare15 Questions
Exam 4: Status Inequality15 Questions
Exam 5: Political Inequality15 Questions
Exam 6: Sex and Gender Inequality15 Questions
Exam 7: Sexual Orientation, Gender Identityexpression, and Inequality14 Questions
Exam 8: Racial and Ethnic Inequality15 Questions
Exam 9: Classical Explanations of Inequality15 Questions
Exam 10: Contemporary Explanations of Inequality15 Questions
Exam 11: The Impact of Inequality on Personal Life Chances15 Questions
Exam 12: Social Consequences of Inequality15 Questions
Exam 13: Social Inequality and Social Movements15 Questions
Exam 14: Social Mobility and Status Attainment15 Questions
Exam 15: Justice and Legitimacy15 Questions
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Which of the following statements would best describe the disappointment that active and retired employees express about companies reneging on their pension obligations?
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Given Bryan Turner's four basic kinds of equality, which of the following would see police officers paid the same as brain surgeons?
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Which of the following statements is true?
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Despite Americans being attracted to the notion of equality, they often see inequality as necessary for what primary reason(s)?
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Scholars who accept some degree of social inequality, such as paying a brain surgeon more than a police officer, is exemplary of which viewpoint?
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What data support the notion that it is getting harder to move into the middle class or fall out of it?
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A person who sees inequality as inevitable, arguing that America has an open society and hard work is what it takes to overcome adversity, would most likely agree with which statement?
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What best explains this statement? "During the recent economic crisis, government intrusion into market mechanisms suggested that capitalism and democracy are inherently antagonistic to each other."
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Which definition of class would hold that distinct classes have always existed in the U.S. and do so to this day?
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Why would some scholars disagree that an incentive system guarantees the survival of a society?
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For those who do not see economic inequality as stemming from individuals having the wrong skill sets, where would they see the fault lie when a computer programmer is laid off and must tend a bar for a living?
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If inequality arises from the actions of parents, for example, in favoring an older son over a younger son in sending him to college, what kind of inequality is this?
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Police officers earn far less than brain surgeons-whose theory of inequality might this disprove?
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Which American value or notion is the most persuasive in discouraging the belief that an American class system exists and prevents one from getting ahead?
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Which physical clue might be the best in proving the existence of a class structure in contemporary American society?
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