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Exam 2: Society and Culture
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Question 21
Essay
Polish sociologist Piotr Sztompka 2005) offers 20 reasons why Eastern Europeans love America. Name and explain five of the reasons.
Question 22
Multiple Choice
Cultural practices like language and food-gathering exist in all cultures because
Question 23
True/False
Multiculturalism is a state in which all subcultures in the same society are equal to one another.
Question 24
True/False
Primary group is a group whose members interact formally, relate to each other as players of particular roles, and expect to profit from each other.
Question 25
Multiple Choice
Which of the following is part of the concept of society?
Question 26
Multiple Choice
Secondary groups are more commonly found in
Question 27
True/False
Condoleezza Riceʹs position as National Security Advisor in the Bush administration is an ascribed status, and her status as an African American and a women are achieved.
Question 28
Essay
Describe and then analyze some experience you have had with either role conflict or role strain. Describe the experience fully and analyze how role expectations led to conflict or strain.
Question 29
Multiple Choice
Practices found in all cultures are called
Question 30
Multiple Choice
What is the driving force behind sociocultural evolution?
Question 31
Multiple Choice
Bob works overtime and he therefore cannot spend as much time with his children as he would like. He feels guilty but knows that if he does not work overtime he could lose his job. This situation is an example of
Question 32
True/False
Ascribed status is a status that is attained through an individualʹs own actions.
Question 33
Multiple Choice
Mary is a professor at a large university. She not only is expected to teach classes but must attend conferences, serve on committees and do research. All of these responsibilities associated with the status of professor are called