3. You are at a football game with your friends, though you aren’t a football fan. Nonetheless, when “the wave” comes your way, you stand up and take part. Afterward, you feel surprised that you did such a silly thing that you don’t really even enjoy. A sociologist explains that you were influenced by the behavior of those close to you, which is called _____   _____ theory.  

11. One of the major reasons farmers genetically modify their produce is so they  

22. According to former United Nations Secretary General Kofi Annan, which of the following is one of the most important factors in defeating infectious diseases?    

39. According to scientists, what is the number-one contributor to rising global temperatures?  

11. In her study of real estate and inequality, graduate student Monique looks for the “Aspen effect.” She is looking for    

2. When Anne becomes a medical doctor and sets up her office for the first time, she arranges her desk in her office so that it is between her and the patient. It just seems like the right thing to do. Sociologists have studied this practice and see that it    

13. With regard to the family wage, women  

28. As discussed in lecture, in Tibet, there are about 200 traditional healers known as amchi who provide health care. What is their system of health care based on?

2. Ethan used to be religiously active, but after he took a few classes on social inequality, he became an atheist. He says, “I agree with Karl Marx’s thoughts on religion. Religion really is the opium of the people.” Which of the following statements best reflects Ethan’s agreement with Marx?  

40. Which of the following is one of the four causes of social change discussed in the text?