Large Sociocultural Forces Can Influence How Families and Individuals Construct

Multiple Choice

Large sociocultural forces can influence how families and individuals construct their lives. New concerns about the supervision of school-aged children emerged as a social phenomenon as more women entered the work force in the mid-20th century. Which of the following social actors contributed to the rise of the "risk society"?

A) social science research
B) media
C) psychologists
D) education experts