Exam 1: Understanding Social Problems
Exam 1: Understanding Social Problems83 Questions
Exam 2: Alcohol and Other Drugs61 Questions
Exam 3: Crime and Delinquency65 Questions
Exam 4: Violence65 Questions
Exam 5: Sexual Deviance64 Questions
Exam 6: Poverty66 Questions
Exam 7: Gender and Sexual Orientation60 Questions
Exam 8: Race, Ethnic Groups, and Racism60 Questions
Exam 9: Government and Politics81 Questions
Exam 10: Work and the Economy74 Questions
Exam 11: Education66 Questions
Exam 12: Family Problems68 Questions
Exam 13: Health Care and Illness: Physical and Mental64 Questions
Exam 14: War and Terrorism71 Questions
Exam 15: The Environment74 Questions
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A _____ is any trait or characteristic that varies in value or magnitude.
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A(n) _____ is the behavior associated with a particular position in the social structure.
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In structural functionalism, a problem involves a system of interdependent parts, including shared expectations about behavior called _____.
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A statistical method for determining the probability that research findings occurred by change is called _____.
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A sociological theory that focuses on the interaction between individuals, an individual's perception of situations, and the ways in which social life is constructed through interaction is called _____.
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The assertion that what is true of the part is necessarily true of the whole is called _____.
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In the context of critical thinking, _____ is the process of defining what is abstract as something concrete.
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A theory that focuses on contradictory interests, inequalities between social groups, and the resulting conflict and change is called _____.
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Social problems can be manifested at multiple levels of social life. They can be manifested at the individual level, the group level, and the cultural level.
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_____ is designed to gain information about social problems so that one can have a valid understanding of them and employ realistic efforts in resolving them.
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The process of carefully attending to spoken or written information in order to evaluate its validity is called _____.
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A predisposition about something in one's environment is called a(n) _____.
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In the context of critical thinking, the _____ is defined as something that does not follow logically from what has preceded it.
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A stratification system is the arrangement of society into groups that are unequal with regard to such resources as wealth, power, and prestige.
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The variables in an experiment that are influenced by the independent variables are called _____.
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A problem whose causes and solutions lie outside the individual and the immediate environment is called a social problem.
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The _____ is the argument that things could not have worked out any other way than the way they did.
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A theory that focuses on contradictory interests, inequalities between social groups, and the resulting conflict and change is called _____.
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