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Exam 2

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Below are the questions for the exam with the choices of answers:

Question #2
A  A substantial number of people will inflict pain on others if ordered to do so by a person in a position of authority.
B  Most people conform to social norms, even when told to deviate from them by persons in authority.
C  Individualism is among the most cherished personal qualities one can possess.
D  Group conformity is the most important social relationship people seek to achieve.
Question #3
A  laissez-faire leader
B  democratic leader
C  dictatorial leader
D  authoritative leader
Question #5
A  body type theory: people with muscular bodies are prone to be criminals
B  social learning theory: we learn deviance from our peers
C  XYY” theory: the extra Y chromosome in males causes criminal behavior
D  intelligence theory: low intelligence leads to deviant and criminal behavior
Question #6
A  Officer Friel is violating police ethics.
B  Officer Friel is employing police discretion.
C  Officer Friel is using reverse psychology on Mark.
D  Officer Friel is guilty of breaking the law.
Question #7
A  They are all rebels
B  They are all ritualists.
C  They are all conformists.
D  They are all retreatists.
Question #8
A  In situations where there is a strong police presence.
B  In the presence of strong attachments, commitments, and involvement with other members of society.
C  When they are applied to members of the middle or upper classes
D  When we fear punishment from authorities such as parents or the court system.
Question #9
A  a businessperson classifying parking tickets as job hunting expenses on an income tax return
B  an executive writing off the corporation’s million-dollar fine as investment capital
C  a police officer taking $100 to refrain from writing a speeding ticket
D  a bank teller robbing the First National bank
Question #10
A  nonconforming behavior
B  the cultural relativity of deviance
C  the need for social sanctions
D  the need for absolute standards in defining deviance
Question #12
A  They are from families that have a history of being involved in crime.
B  They are concentrated in urban areas with a population over 25,000.
C  They are common in families living in poverty.
D  They come from regions populated by large numbers of minorities
Question #14
A  It was discovered there are no longer any XYY chromosome configurations among men.
B  The theory only explains deviant and criminal behavior among females.
C  Most criminals do not have XYY and everyone with XYY is not a criminal.
D  The work of the theorist who proposed the theory was plagiarized.
Question #15
A  Deviance is analogous to mental illness
B  It is not the act itself, but the reaction of others to the act that makes it deviant.
C  The nature of one’s behavior is the most important aspect in determining deviance.
D  Deviance is most related to functionalism because it creates a dysfunction for society.
Question #16
A  in-group
B  out-group
C  reference group
D  primary group
Question #20
A  to professionally develop staff
B  to increase company profits and competitiveness
C  to emphasize the qualities that will lead to a worker’s success
D  to stimulate an understanding of cultural differences
Question #21
A  Daycare facilities are ineffective because they are used by only a few employees
B  Because of the large number of employees using them, daycare facilities are too expensive to operate.
C  The results of the research are inconclusive.
D  Operating on-site daycare reduces employee absenteeism, improves production, and increases staff morale.
Question #22
A  They all bring people into the political mainstream.
B  They are all primary groups.
C  They all generate social change.
D  They all offer people an identity.
Question #23
A  increase profits by downsizing
B  alienate the “deadbeats” in the corporation
C  humanize the work setting to develop employee potential
D  increase the number of employees
Question #27
A  the belief that heaven was a myth and there was no hereafter
B  the belief that people were destined before birth for either heaven or hell
C  the belief that money is the root of all evil
D  the belief that man was naturally sinful
Question #29
A  Groups tend to develop a more formal social structure.
B  Members tend to form more informal relationships.
C  Group members become more active in the decision-making process.
D  Group members feel more strongly bonded to each other.
Question #30
A  The transmission and use of information services dominates the work force.
B  The production of durable goods such as automobiles, refrigerators, and washing machines is the emphasis.
C  Leisure time activities are the primary product of the society.
D  High-efficiency production of food and fiber products is most prevalent.
Question #31
A  They would offer verbal encouragement.
B  They would probably use physical punishment
C  They would rely on reasoning with the child.
D  They would probably deny privileges and “ground” the child.
Question #33
A  The self-concept begins at birth and concludes by age 5 or 6.
B  The self-concept begins at birth and continues as a life-long process until death.
C  The self-concept begins prior to conception and concludes at birth.
D  The self-concept begins when a child is able to reason and concludes at about age 18.
Question #34
A  Behavior is the result of genetic influences.
B  Identical twins will always exhibit similar behavior because their gene complement is identical.
C  Environment has a significant influence on behavior, regardless of gene complement.
D  The father’s genetic influence is greater than the mother’s as a determinant of behavior.
Question #35
A  a way to confuse children about their sexuality
B  an example of pornography
C  a way to motivate young women to play video games
D  the creation of a new stereotype of women as symbolic males
Question #36
A  strict discipline
B  intimate early social interaction
C  biological makeup
D  basic intelligence
Question #37
A  an average or above-average IQ
B  a well-developed id
C  the ability to take the role of another
D  the influence of positive peers
Question #38
A  Sociologists argue that Freud failed to study a wide range of subjects before developing his theory.
B  Sociologists disagree on the influence of the super ego as a balancing force of behavior.
C  Sociologists reject the notion that personality develops in stages.
D  Sociologists object to the view that inborn and subconscious motivations are the primary reasons for human behavior.
Question #39
A  The mother-child bond was based on the social class of the mother and not the hours the child spent in day care.
B  As the number of hours in day care increased, the bond was stronger between mother and child
C  As the number of hours in day care increased, the bond was weaker between mother and child.
D  There was no relationship between mother-child bond and the hours a child spent in day care.
Question #40
A  physically punish their son using a culturally approved method
B  suspend Frank’s driving privileges for a month and discuss with Frank the dangers of drinking and driving
C  buy him his own car and hold him to a higher standard of responsibility
D  call the police and have their son arrested to impress upon him the error of his ways