In Jeff’s sample, the number of siblings each person has is as follows: one, two, three, four, and ten. What is the mean number of siblings in his sample?

In Durkheim’s functionalist analysis of society, he saw society as analogous to _____.

The social cohesion that fans feel at a baseball game when their team wins is an example of a(n) ________ function.

Karl Marx differs from Émile Durkheim in that Marx

Wesley conducts research that involves meeting with subjects in a controlled setting. He treats some subjects kindly but behaves rudely to others. He notes how the different groups react to his behavior to make inferences about how people react to kindness and rudeness in certain situations. His research would best be described as

When two variables are analyzed and the correlation coefficient is calculated to be –0.9, what does this mean?

Which research method would be best to use if you wanted a large, representative sample of people’s attitudes toward married women, with children, working outside the home?

According to Marxist sociologists, ideologies are used to

A variety of interpretations can be made of a scene at a restaurant where two men are having lunch together, laughing, and being playful with each other. Who among the following would most likely interpret their behavior by watching for subtle signs of affection and eye contact?

Max Weber contended that a bureaucratic structure is the most efficient organizational type. Which of the following best exemplifies a bureaucratic organization?