3.  As discussed in lecture, the burakumin of Japan are a minority group that’s endured a long history of discrimination due to the attribution of racial stereotypes. What specific term do we use for the process of categorizing, differentiating, and attributing a particular racial characteristic or stereotype to a person or group of people?

34. Race, class, gender, and other important axes of identity – when considered together – provide a powerful analytical framework for understanding patterns of inequality. This framework is called:

30. In the essay, The Pathology of Imprisonment, Philip Zimbardo reflects on the findings of his study and concludes that prison reform must start with

14. Which of the following people best exemplifies “a free rider”?  

29. Race scholars point out that White people can choose to identify or not identify with certain ethnic groups. For example, quite a few celebrities, including Johnny Cash, Miley Cyrus, and Johnny Depp have claimed to have Native American heritage, something which would not be obvious or apparent about them otherwise. This example demonstrates the concept of  

In N2O: There is(are) [single] total single bond(s). There is(are) [double] total double bond(s). There is(are) [triple] total triple bond(s).

13. When people in a society form social bonds and relate to each other on a regular basis, the society is said to exhibit

6. In her study of real estate and inequality, sociology graduate student Teya looks for the “Aspen effect.” She is looking for…    

35. Prisons and military boot camps are examples of what Erving Goffman calls

19. The Sociological Conversations interview with Victor Rios highlights the differential treatment that racial and ethnic minorities, particularly those in the inner cities, receive from a young age. In his youth, Rios often encountered police intrusion frequently in his daily life, including at school. What sociological idea characterizes Rios’s experience with police surveillance?