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SOCL 2001 EXAM 3 QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS VERIFIED AND UPDATED., Exams of Advanced Education

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SOCL
2001 EXAM 3 QUESTIONS AND
ANSWERS VERIFIED AND UPDATED.
1. a hierarchy
the organization of society in which people are ranked according to their
wealth or prestige: social stratification
2. T/F: On average, industrial societies show higher levels of social stratifica-
tion in comparison to hunter gatherers: True
3. which is NOT a dimension of power?: mode of production
4. If you have a lot of family money, but you are not productive in society, will
you have a higher or lower rank in class?: higher
5. The fact that all industrial societies have some level of social stratification
is....: associated with functionalism theory
6. level of income inequality is most similar to...: India
7. when asked about distribution of income in USA, americans tend to under-
estimate the: distribution of income
8. if we want to reduce income inequality in the US, we need to work on: policies
9. social mobility is highly constrained and more about the situation in which
you were born in a: caste society
10. in the US, the strongest predictor of your own success is
& what is the evidence against?: your family background; functionalist perspective
11. T/F: race is directly related to genetic difference: false
12. T/F: race is not the same as ethnicity: true
13. by 2055, some people estimate the population in the US will be majority the
who will hold power/be majority?: minority; whites
14. what is an example of a stereotype: asians are smart
women can't drive
15. asians have a lower economic return than whites. if this results from com-
panies based on biased criteria it is : institutional discrimination
16. which of the following is evidence of gender roles between women and
men?: suggest there is some social component that may change across different
societies
17. sex and gender are: distinct
18. it is necessary for differences in women and men's income to be consid-
ered: gender inequality
19. if women come to a dominate a job and it is seen as lower, it will be the
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SOCL 2001 EXAM 3 QUESTIONS AND

ANSWERS VERIFIED AND UPDATED.

  1. a hierarchy the organization of society in which people are ranked according to their wealth or prestige: social stratification
  2. T/F: On average, industrial societies show higher levels of social stratifica- tion in comparison to hunter gatherers: True
  3. which is NOT a dimension of power?: mode of production
  4. If you have a lot of family money, but you are not productive in society, will you have a higher or lower rank in class?: higher
  5. The fact that all industrial societies have some level of social stratification is....: associated with functionalism theory
  6. level of income inequality is most similar to...: India
  7. when asked about distribution of income in USA, americans tend to under- estimate the: distribution of income
  8. if we want to reduce income inequality in the US, we need to work on: policies
  9. social mobility is highly constrained and more about the situation in which you were born in a: caste society
  10. in the US, the strongest predictor of your own success is & what is the evidence against?: your family background; functionalist perspective
  11. T/F: race is directly related to genetic difference: false
  12. T/F: race is not the same as ethnicity: true
  13. by 2055, some people estimate the population in the US will be majority the who will hold power/be majority?: minority; whites
  14. what is an example of a stereotype: asians are smart women can't drive
  15. asians have a lower economic return than whites. if this results from com- panies based on biased criteria it is : institutional discrimination
  16. which of the following is evidence of gender roles between women and men?: suggest there is some social component that may change across different societies
  17. sex and gender are: distinct
  18. it is necessary for differences in women and men's income to be consid- ered: gender inequality
  19. if women come to a dominate a job and it is seen as lower, it will be the

2 / 5 of women's work: devaluation

  1. two identical resumes were sent to a job. one was female, one male. Julie got offered a lower paying position to chris. this demonstrates evidence of processes beyond a woman's control: statistical discrimination
  2. top-down view; how people are ranked: social stratification

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  1. individual dexperiences dupward dor ddownward:dintragenerational dmobility
  2. change din dsocial dstatus dbetween dyour dparents dand down dself:dintergenera- dtional dmobility
  3. one din dwhich dsome djobs dafford dupward dmobility dand dothers ddo dnot: dsplit-la- dbor dmarket
  4. inequality dprovides dincentive dfor dtaking d"difficult" djobs: dfunctionalism
  5. inequality dresults dfrom dcompetition dfor dpower dNOT dfrom dindividual deffort: d- conflict
    • a dsocially ddefined dgroup ddistinguished dby dselected dinherited dphysical dcharacteristics
  • not dbased don dgenetic ddifferences: drace
    • based don dcultural dtraits dthat dreflect dnational dorigin, dreligion, dand dlanguage
  • similar dto drace- da dsocial dboundary: dethnicity
  1. a dgroup dthatdis dsubordinate dtodthe dmajority din dtermsdofdpower dand dprivilege; dnot dabout dnumerical dsize: dminority
  2. widely dheld dand doversimplified dbeliefs dusually dassociated dwith da dgroup dof dpeople: dstereotypes
  3. preconceived, dnegative dattitude dand djudgement dtoward dan dentire dgroup; dbased don dthoughts dand dbeliefs, dnot dactual dinteraction: dprejudice
  4. unequal dor dunfair dbehavior dor dactions; dcategorical dexclusion dfrom dcertain drights, dopportunities, dand/or dprivileges: ddiscrimination
  5. thedbeliefdthatdonedracialdgroupdordcategorydisdinherentlydsuperiordtodothers; dlarger dideology dthat dencompasses dprejudice dand ddiscrimination: dracism
  6. hispanics, dblacks/african damericans, dasians, dnative damericans: dmajor dracial/ethnic dgroups din dus
    • first dlargest dracial dethnic dgroup: dhispanics
    • slavery dand dcultural ddetachment
  • second dlargest dracial dethnic dgroup
  • 3.8 dmillion dforeign dborn din dus
  • concentrated din dthe dsouth: dblacks
    • umbrella dcategory dbc dcovers dmany
  • recent dimmigration: dhigh deducation dand drefugees: dasians
    • drop din dpopulation dafter deuropean dsettlers
  • forced dassimilation dand dsegregated don dreservations
  • cultural drenaissance: dnative damericans
    • dominant dgroup
  • white danglo-saxon dprotestant: dnon-hispanic dwhites

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    • considered dan dethnic dgroup din dus das dwell das dcultural
  • treated dmore dlike da ddistance drace din dgermany
  • segregated din durban dareas: djews
  1. % dof dfamilies dwith dan dincome dabove d$50,000: dlowest dgroup dto dhighest:: d- blacks, dhispanics, dwhites, dasians
  2. adultsdwithdlessdthandadhsddegree:dhigherdgroupdtodlowest:: dhispanics,dblacks, dasians, dwhites
  3. adults dwith dbachelor ddegree dor dmore: dhigher dgroup dto dlowest::dasians, dwhites, dblacks, dhispanics
  4. the dgenetic, dhormonal, dand danatomical ddifferences dbetween dmales dand dfemales: dsex
  5. a dsocial dstatus. dIt drefers dto dsocial ddifferences dbetween dthe dsexes, dspecifi- dcally dto dthe dcultural dconcepts dof dmasculinity dand dfemininity: dgender
  6. Motherhood,dbody dhair,dphysical dappearance,demotional dand dcompassion- date, dless dstrenuous djobs: dfemale dexpectations
  7. Bread dwinners, dbehavioral, deducation d(higher dintelligence), dhandy:dmale dexpectations