In the article, Queer Customs, the author argues that we can predict a great deal of someone’s behavior if we know their:

Monica, a budding sociologist, can’t help but notice how every aspect of society seems to serve a purpose. Monica’s observation is most in line with what sociological perspective?

In his essay, Telling the Truth about Damned Lies and Statistics, Best concludes that:

Chewing with your mouth closed, providing a space bubble when talking to someone, and refraining from “double dipping” your chips at a party are examples of what concept?

As discussed in the lecture, The Tea Room Trade study is considered unethical from a social science perspective for which of the following reasons?

Angela has only $30 to spend. Her mother needs help with buying groceries, she needs to pay a fee to take a test required to graduate, and her son needs and new pair of shoes.  She is torn on what to spend the money on.  Angela could be said to be experiencing

Paula begins to notice that there are patterns to where people sit on the bus, and these patterns differ depending on whether the rider is male or female. Based on these observations, she generates larger ideas (theories) about the behaviors of men and women. This is an example of which kind of research approach?

Gloria took a trip to Alaska and learned that Inuit families sleep together naked to stay warm. She finds this practice disgusting and can’t understand why they don’t consider it incestuous. This best exemplifies what concept?

The theories of Karl Marx are mostly associated with Conflict Theory.

Jake Rogers views himself as a father and a husband first and foremost. However, when he is out in the community, people just see him as Dr. Rogers, the town physician. For Jake, being a doctor has become his: