Question 1 Women’s inequality is primarily the result of imperfect institutions, which can be corrected by reforms that do not fundamentally alter society itself. This statement reflects the beliefs of:[removed]Socialist feminism[removed]Liberal feminism[removed]Radical feminism[removed]Multicultural feminismQuestion 2 The ‘second shift’ refers to:[removed]Any informal money-making activities taken on by mothers who do not work outside the home, such as providing childcare for friends, selling homemade jewelery, or seamstressing[removed]The additional parenting or ‘fathering’ responsibilities single mothers must take on after a divorce or separation[removed]The unpaid housework women typically do after they come home from their paid employment[removed]When the primary breadwinner takes on a second or third job to support the householdQuestion 3 Sex is defined as:[removed]Norms, roles, and behaviors associated in a given society with being male or female[removed]The anatomical or other biological differences between males and females that originate in human genes[removed]Whether an individual identifies themselves as a man or woman[removed]The category someone is assigned at birth depending on their physical appearanceQuestion 4 The matrix of domination is a system in which:[removed]Individuals are categorized as either oppressed or the oppressor.[removed]Individuals are viewed as occupying statuses as members of both dominated and dominating groups.[removed]Race is the most important category of identity, with little consideration of class, sexual orientation, or gender.[removed]People are encouraged to examine only their own, singular standpoint.Question 5 Which of the following is considered the”factory of gendered personalities”?[removed]Family[removed]Peer groups[removed]Religion[removed]The workplaceQuestion 6 What expression does Talcott Parsons use to describe the family?[removed]Factory of socialization[removed]Socialization factories[removed]Factory of personalities[removed]Sites of socializationQuestion 7 Marriages may be legitimized by which of the following?[removed]Legal authorities only[removed]Religious and legal authorities[removed]Religious authorities, legal authorities, and cultural norms[removed]Cultural norms onlyQuestion 8 When two or more people live together and have a legally or normatively recognized relationship, this is an example of which of the following social institutions?[removed]Adoption[removed]Marriage[removed]Family[removed]HouseholdQuestion 9 Families characterized by parents living with their biological children and apart from other kin are referred to as:[removed]Traditional[removed]Biological[removed]Nuclear[removed]ExtendedQuestion 10 Physical or sexual abuse committed by one family member against another is referred to as:[removed]Domestic violence[removed]Intimate partner violence[removed]Interfamily abuse[removed]Domestic partner violenceQuestion 11 Schools were originally established in the United States for which of the following purposes?[removed]Training workers in a particular craft[removed]Educating children to read biblical literature[removed]Teaching the public to read and write[removed]Teaching people workplace habits and skillsQuestion 12 A society in which access to desirable jobs and social status depends on the posession of a certificate or diploma is referred to as:[removed]Credential society[removed]Globalized society[removed]Post-industrial society[removed]Western societyQuestion 13 _____ refers to the education of racial minorities in schools that are geographically, economically, and/or socially separated from those attended by the racial majority.[removed]Educational discrimination[removed]Racial tracking[removed]School segregation[removed]Racial inequalityQuestion 14 School segregation based on residential patterns or student choice, despite the legal segregation being banned, is referred to as:[removed]De jure segregation[removed]Residual segregation[removed]De facto segregation[removed]Effectual segregationQuestion 15 Which of the following is an example of the sociological term “moral education”?[removed]Fifth graders learning about laws and rights.[removed]Kindergartners learning how to behave in class.[removed]Children learning to read biblical literature.[removed]High school students learning about inequality.Question 16 The transmission of society’s norms, values, and knowledge base by means of direct instruction is referred to as:[removed]Socialization[removed]Acculturation[removed]Education[removed]Internship training