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Why might some people stay single?
A | They haven't met the right person. |
B | They like being single. |
C | Social pressure to get married has declined. |
D | All of the above are possible reasons. |
Question 2 |
Marriage is an almost universal institution.
A | T |
B | F |
Question 3 |
A marriage where the parents decide whom their child will marry is called ____.
A | a speed marriage |
B | a family marriage |
C | an arranged marriage |
Question 4 |
The number of single-person households has increased significantly over the last 20 years.
A | T |
B | F |
Question 5 |
A _______ is when two people with children from previous marriages get married.
A | blended family |
B | boomerang family |
C | a nuclear family |
D | a step family |
Question 6 |
These days, many people ______ marriage until their late twenties, thirties or even forties.
A | decline |
B | postpone |
C | enforce |
D | exclude |
Question 7 |
________ family may include grandparents, uncles, uncles, aunts, and cousins.
A | A nuclear |
B | An extended |
C | A generational |
D | A typical |
Question 8 |
The laws in many countries have changed to make it easier to get divorced.
A | T |
B | F |
Question 9 |
Most children become "boomerang children" by the time they turn 16.
A | T |
B | F |
Question 10 |
These days, what is the primary reason for getting and staying married?
A | economic |
B | emotional |
C | political |
D | social pressure |
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Question 1 |
Socialization is the process of...
A | learning how to behave in society. |
B | learning how to be 'tiger moms'. |
C | learning how to have a lot of friends. |
Question 2 |
Who is the most important socialization agent during the first years of life?
A | family |
B | school |
C | friends |
Question 3 |
Which is an example of modeling?
A | Saying, "No gum until you learn to ask politely." |
B | Copying the behavior of a parent. |
C | Wearing a pretty dress to a party. |
Question 4 |
What are two types of sanctions.
A | big and small |
B | traditional and modern |
C | positive and negative |
Question 5 |
Generally, every culture socializes children in the same way.
A | True |
B | False |
C | Frue |
Question 6 |
Which family would probably teach that the needs of the group are more important than the needs of the individual.
A | American |
B | European |
C | Asian |
Question 7 |
Kissing is a culturally learned behavior.
A | True |
B | False |
C | I must do a kissing experiment to find the answer. |
Question 8 |
What might happen if you violate a folkway?
A | You might be punished or go to jail. |
B | Someone might think you are strange or impolite. |
C | The fabric of space and time might rip causing a wormhole to appear. |
Question 9 |
Which is the strongest social norm?
A | Folkways |
B | Mores |
C | Less |
Question 10 |
How might an American respond to someone saying, "Good job"?
A | Thank you. |
B | Oh no, I have done poorly. |
C | Just good? I think I did a great job! |
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Question 1 |
A group whose members are about the same age and have similar interests is called a ____.
A | beer group |
B | deer group |
C | peer group |
Question 2 |
Peer groups are especially important for ___.
A | children |
B | adolescents |
C | adults |
Question 3 |
Peer groups may encourage its members to break the rules.
A | True |
B | False |
C | I refuse to answer this question! |
Question 4 |
Most teenagers rebel by breaking the law.
A | True |
B | False |
C | I want to talk to my lawyer. |
Question 5 |
What might a person in an adolescent peer group value?
A | success in school |
B | popularity |
C | making money |
Question 6 |
What topic might an adolescent discuss with his parents?
A | which university to attend |
B | which girl to date |
C | which music to listen to |
Question 7 |
Another word for an ingroup is ____.
A | an outgroup |
B | a clique |
C | a bully |
Question 8 |
Wanting independence from the family is probably a universal desire.
A | True |
B | False |
C | I want to be alone. |
Question 9 |
Doing the wave at a baseball is an example of:
A | collective behavior |
B | institutional behavior |
C | social contagion theory |
Question 10 |
Walking to work is an example of ____.
A | collective behavior |
B | institutional behavior |
C | social contagion theory |
Question 11 |
Many psychologists believe there are three basic human emotions. What are they?
A | love, hate, envy |
B | hunger, thirst, desire |
C | joy, anger, fear |
Question 12 |
Bullying is often harmless.
A | True |
B | False |
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A macho person is probably very…
A | masculine |
B | ladylike |
C | shy |
Question 2 |
Girls are often socialized to be… (choose all the correct answers)
A | independent |
B | polite |
C | competitive |
D | emotional |
E | family-oriented |
Question 3 |
Which is an example of a gender-neutral socialization?
A | Telling your daughter that it’s ok to cry. |
B | Asking your son to express his feelings. |
C | Asking Ha Ri-Soo to come to your party. |
Question 4 |
Why do parents find it difficult to raise their children in a gender-neutral way?
A | Children resist gender-neutral toys. |
B | TV, books, peers, and school are not gender-neutral. |
C | Girls are naturally sweet and cute, whereas boys are horrible little monsters. |
Question 5 |
What is a major reason for girls’ lower achievement in math and science?
A | differences in the brain |
B | lack of self-esteem |
C | low expectations |
Question 6 |
Unequal treatment because of their gender is called…
A | gender bias |
B | gender gap |
C | gender roles |
Question 7 |
Sons are given more ____ than daughters.
A | homework |
B | freedom |
C | toys |
Question 8 |
Studies show that at age 9, most girls are
A | shy |
B | confident |
C | short |
Question 9 |
Today, in most industrialized countries, ____ women are going to university than men.
A | more |
B | fewer |
C | no |
Question 10 |
Historically, girls have performed better in…
A | reading and writing |
B | math and science |
C | k-pop videos |
Question 11 |
Boys are more likely than girls to…
A | go to university |
B | have social problems |
C | follow classroom rules |
Question 12 |
Young men are more likely to commit crimes, so we should…
A | build more prisons. |
B | encourage girls to commit more crimes. |
C | find ways to keep boys in school. |
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Which one is NOT a type of mass media?
A | TV |
B | video games |
C | internet |
D | school |
Question 2 |
What is body image?
A | How good or bad someone else's body looks. |
B | How people perceive their own bodies. |
C | Photos of various body types. |
Question 3 |
For women, seeing many thin, beautiful women in the media my result in...
A | a negative body image. |
B | stronger roles for women. |
C | hooliganism. |
Question 4 |
Over the past few decades, female gender roles in the media...
A | have changed dramatically. |
B | have changed significantly but stereotypes still exist. |
C | have changed very little. |
Question 5 |
The biggest obstacle for men who want to help more at home is...
A | stereotypes of male behavior. |
B | the increasing number of women in the workplace. |
C | employers who do not allow flexibility. |
Question 6 |
The housework gap is true for...
A | uneducated couples. |
B | well-educated couples. |
C | both uneducated and well-educated couples. |
Question 7 |
According to a recent study, fathers were happier when...
A | they had clearly defined gender role with their wives. |
B | they did more housework and spent more time with their children. |
C | they had complete commitment to their careers. |
Question 8 |
Most men want to spend more time on childcare.
A | True |
B | False |
Question 9 |
These days, most American men do more housework than women.
A | True |
B | False |
Question 10 |
What is a positive way that female characters are portrayed in computer games?
A | They are often powerful. |
B | They are often sexy. |
C | They are often polite. |
Question 11 |
A believe that all people with a particular characteristic are the same is called a...
A | role conflict. |
B | body image. |
C | stereotype. |
Question 12 |
In Japanese manga, the male characters are usually...
A | dominant. |
B | submissive. |
C | emotional. |
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Week 7: Being Male & Gender Equality at Work
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Question 1 |
Men are more likely to experience discrimination.
A | True |
B | False |
Question 2 |
Men are more likely to die earlier than women.
A | True |
B | False |
Question 3 |
Select all the reasons why men might have a shorter life expectancy than women.
A | stressful lives |
B | take more risks |
C | unhealthy habits |
D | depression |
E | low self-esteem |
F | hormones |
G | poor childcare |
H | hair loss |
Question 4 |
A man's identity usually lies in his...
A | family |
B | personality |
C | work |
Question 5 |
A man's salary is often connected to his...
A | personality |
B | self-esteem |
C | life expectancy |
Question 6 |
Sexism is...
A | a religious cult based on sex |
B | equality based on gender |
C | discrimination based on gender |
Question 7 |
Which country has the biggest disparity in wages between men and women?
A | United States |
B | South Korea |
C | Belgium |
Question 8 |
According to the article, many new jobs probably favor people who...
A | are competitive risk-takers. |
B | have communication and social skills. |
C | can work long hours and weekends. |
Question 9 |
Discrimination means…
A | unfair treatment. |
B | changing the law so that a crime is no longer a crime. |
C | shared ideas about what we consider to be good. |
Question 10 |
Women's overall participation in the workforce is...
A | increasing rapidly. |
B | remaining stable. |
C | slightly decreasing. |
Question 11 |
Men have many advantages in life, but men die early, so it's ok that women earn less money than men.
A | True |
B | False |
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Question 1 |
TV, radio, newspapers, and the internet are all forms of…
A | medium mass |
B | mass media |
C | math median |
D | Mathew Perry |
Question 2 |
One function of mass media is to socialize.
A | T |
B | F |
Question 3 |
Some people may use mass media for companionship.
A | T |
B | F |
Question 4 |
The most important recent change in mass media is…
A | HD TVs |
B | The internet |
C | Holograms |
Question 5 |
What is one way that the internet has changed mass media?
A | People can decide what is important. |
B | Newspapers no longer print newsworthy stories. |
C | Negative events are less likely to be reported. |
D | All of the above. |
Question 6 |
News of current events is often bad news.
A | T |
B | F |
Question 7 |
The media is likely to report something that happened a long time ago.
A | T |
B | F |
Question 8 |
Famous people are more newsworthy than ordinary people.
A | T |
B | F |
Question 9 |
Proximity =
A | Production |
B | Agent |
C | Accident |
D | Closeness |
Question 10 |
Events that have just happened are called:
A | Just happened news |
B | Now news |
C | Breaking news |
D | Proximity news |
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Week 10: Privacy & The Internet
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Why do some journalists dig through celebrity garbage cans?
A | because they are hungry and want to eat gourmet leftovers |
B | to find valuable items and sell them on ebay |
C | to find information about the celebrities’ private lives |
Question 2 |
What does 'WikiLeaks' publish?
A | Classified government documents |
B | Celebrity photos |
C | Deleted information from Wikipedia |
Question 3 |
People who take private photos of celebrities are called…
A | Pizzaria |
B | Papa John’s Pizza |
C | Mamma-Papa-sista-brotha |
D | Mamma-mia-Papa-pia |
E | Papa don’t preach |
F | Potpourri |
G | Pepe Le Pew |
H | Papa needs a new pair of shoes |
I | Paparazzi |
Question 4 |
Journalists believe that the public’s right to know is always more important than a person’s right to privacy.
A | True |
B | False |
Question 5 |
A bomb explodes at the president’s house. This is an example of…
A | Invasion of privacy |
B | National security issue |
C | Political unrest |
Question 6 |
The paparazzi try to take pictures at Song Jun Ki’s wedding. This is an example of…
A | Invasion of privacy |
B | National security issue |
C | Political unrest |
Question 7 |
People march in the street protesting the government. This is an example of…
A | Invasion of privacy |
B | National security issue |
C | Political unrest |
Question 8 |
The original purpose of the Internet was for…
A | Selfies and cat videos |
B | Military defense |
C | Connecting friends and family |
Question 9 |
What is a ‘wiki’?
A | A website that anyone can edit |
B | A website that publishes newsworthy information |
C | A person who updates Wikipedia |
Question 10 |
What are some drawbacks of the internet?
A | It is difficult to sort through all the information. |
B | The information might not be reliable. |
C | All of the above |
D | None of the above |
Question 11 |
What does the ‘digital divide’ refer to?
A | Many people in the developing world can’t afford the internet. |
B | People in the developed world divide the internet into sections like google, facebook, etc. |
C | We divide our internet use between our computers, tablets, and smart phones. |
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Question 1 |
Social media have changed how people _____ with each other.
A | adapt |
B | interact |
C | entertain |
Question 2 |
Cyberbullying includes...
A | updating your profile picture |
B | pushing, punching, slapping, kicking, flicking, scratching, and other physical attacks |
C | spreading rumors |
Question 3 |
In a way, the internet has become our _____ memory.
A | individual |
B | collective |
C | reflective |
Question 4 |
A social movement that tries to prevent change or stop outside influence is called...
A | revolutionary movement |
B | reform movement |
C | resistance movement |
Question 5 |
Social media users...
A | are more likely to be isolated from real life. |
B | are more likely to join community, social and political groups. |
C | are more likely to watch cat videos. |
Question 6 |
Social media have played an important role in political movements.
A | true |
B | false |
Question 7 |
New technology allows users to multitask.
A | true |
B | false |
Question 8 |
Several studies have shown that when we multitask...
A | we do several things well. |
B | we do several things badly. |
C | we hurt our brains. |
Question 9 |
The internet may have an effect on our...
A | lungs and heart. |
B | memory and attention. |
C | Google and Wikipedia. |
Question 10 |
What might be one advantage of using new technology?
A | Media multitasking helps us pay attention. |
B | New technology is making us dumber. |
C | Using new media will prepare us for the future. |
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Behavior that is unacceptable, or outside the norms of society is called _______.
A | devilish behavior |
B | deviant behavior |
C | devolved behavior |
Question 2 |
What is considered to be deviant behavior changes over time.
A | T |
B | F |
Question 3 |
In Korea, drinking alcohol is considered to be deviant but not criminal behavior.
A | T |
B | F |
Question 3 Explanation:
It is not considered to be deviant or criminal.
Question 4 |
Which of the following are violent crimes? Check all that apply.
A | murder |
B | rape |
C | gambling |
D | drug abuse |
E | assault |
Question 5 |
Embezzlement is a type of...
A | hate crime |
B | violent crime |
C | corporate crime |
Question 6 |
Crimes that hurt the criminal directly, and possibly others indirectly are called ______.
A | self crimes |
B | victimless crimes |
C | organized crimes |
Question 7 |
If a criminal targets a person because of his or her race, it is called a ______.
A | race crime |
B | targeting crime |
C | hate crime |
Question 8 |
Corporate crimes are sometimes called ______.
A | white collar crimes |
B | blue collar crimes |
C | no collar crimes |
Question 9 |
Another word for murder is ______.
A | herbicide |
B | pesticide |
C | suicide |
D | water slide |
E | homicide |
Question 10 |
In the United States, there has been an increase in the violent crime rate over the past 20 years.
A | T |
B | F |
Question 10 Explanation:
Because the population has increased more quickly than the number of crimes, the crime rate has decreased.
Question 11 |
Who is most likely to commit a crime? Check 3 answers.
A | an older person |
B | a younger person |
C | a rich person |
D | a poor person |
E | a male |
F | a female |
Question 12 |
Women are more likely to be involved in violent crimes than men.
A | T |
B | F |
Question 13 |
Women are more likely to be involved in profitable corporate crimes.
A | T |
B | F |
Question 14 |
Women have fewer opportunities in crime than men.
A | T |
B | F |
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Question 1 |
A crime that is committed with the help of computers and/or the internet.
A | cyberdyne |
B | cybercrime |
C | cyber security |
Question 2 |
Criminals pretending they are other people.
A | identity theft |
B | fake product |
C | virus |
Question 3 |
What is the goal of hacking? Check all the correct answers.
A | to steal information |
B | for the thrill or the challenge |
C | to cause harm to governments or large organizations |
D | to protect personal information |
Question 4 |
Infectious computer programs. Check all the correct answers.
A | Caterpillars |
B | Worms |
C | Viruses |
D | Weasels |
E | Dandelions |
Question 5 |
Why are computer related crimes difficult to solve? Check all the correct answers.
A | viruses can seriously damage computers |
B | many computer crimes are not reported |
C | finding hackers requires international cooperation |
D | it is difficult for police to keep up with the necessary technological skills |
Question 6 |
One in six people have hacked into other people's computers.
A | true |
B | false |
Question 7 |
Most music and video downloads are illegal downloads.
A | true |
B | false |
Question 8 |
There have been numerous cyber-attacks against national governments.
A | true |
B | false |
Question 9 |
The police found a large supply of _____ watches.
A | fraud |
B | counterfeit |
C | cyber |
D | theft |
Question 10 |
What are the two kinds of controls that influence how we behave?
A | interior and exterior |
B | interstellar and extraterrestrial |
C | internal and external |
Question 11 |
I won't steal that bag of chips because there is a CCTV camera in the store. This is an example of...
A | an internal control |
B | an external control |
C | an extraterrestrial |
Question 12 |
I won't steal that chocolate bar because I'm not a thief. This is an example of...
A | an internal control |
B | an external control |
C | an economic circumstance |
Question 13 |
Strong social bonds make deviant behavior...
A | more likely |
B | less likely |
C | impossible |
Question 14 |
One aspect of an internal control is...
A | policing |
B | self-image |
C | cybercrime |
Question 15 |
Check all of the punitive external controls.
A | CCTV cameras |
B | public shaming |
C | fear of detection |
D | payment of a fine |
E | loss of a privilege |
F | imprisonment |
G | strong social bonds |
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Question 1 |
The use of science and technology to solve crimes.
A | fingerprints |
B | foreign affairs |
C | forensics |
D | fortnite |
Question 2 |
Law enforcement have many ways to help them solve crimes. Check all of the ways listed in your textbook.
A | fingerprints |
B | DNA |
C | handwriting |
D | breath analysis |
E | insects |
F | koalas |
G | bloodstains |
H | fortune tellers |
Question 3 |
Twins share the same DNA.
A | true |
B | false |
Question 4 |
DNA analysis is controversial.
A | true |
B | false |
Question 5 |
Fingerprint matches are always correct.
A | true |
B | false |
Question 6 |
DNA on a cigarette on the sidewalk can be considered _____ property.
A | controversial |
B | transformed |
C | abandoned |
Question 7 |
Incarceration=
A | death penalty |
B | smoking |
C | imprisonment |
Question 8 |
The desire to see a criminal punished =
A | deterrence |
B | retribution |
C | incapacitation |
Question 9 |
Most experts agree that prison is a good deterrent of crime.
A | true |
B | false |
Question 10 |
Probation means that offenders...
A | must stay in solitary confinement. |
B | will receive capital punishment. |
C | can remain in the community under supervision. |
Question 11 |
The ultimate punishment is...
A | capital punishment |
B | probation |
C | incarceration |
Question 12 |
The judge ____ the man to 20 years in prison.
A | punished |
B | sentenced |
C | found |
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