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Socio: Ch.5- Power
Socio: Ch.5- Power
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What are the different types of power?
Economic, Political
Economic, Political, Cultural
Political, Cultural
Economic, Cultural
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The strategies for empowerment in the most influential order would be...
Education, Organization, Networking
Networking, Organization, Education
Organization, Education, Networking
Organization, Networking, Education
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What do Structural Functionalists say about power?
Power reflects the goals of the people in power
Power and stratification serves a function in society
Power leads to unequal social standings on society
Systems of power are maintained through daily interactions
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The ability to bring about an intended outcome, even when opposed by others is defined as ______.
Domination
Hegemony
Empowerment
Power
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A celebrity is an example of which type of power?
Political
Ultimate
Cultural
Economic
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The unequal distribution of resources among varying groups best describes
Matrix of Domination
Economic Power
Domination
Inequality
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The Matrix of Domination describes 3 things that are the interlocking systems of oppression. What are these?
Race, Class, Gender
Race, Gender, Culture
Inequality, Race, Gender
Economic, Cultural, Political
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An increase in our capacity to bring about an intended outcome best describes...
Empowerment
Power
Domination
Hegemony
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What do Symbolic Interactionists say about power?
Systems of power are maintained through daily interactions
Power reflects the goals of the people in power
Power leads to unequal social standings on society
Power and stratification serves a function in society
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What do Conflict theorists say about power?
Power and stratification serves a function in society
Systems of power are maintained through daily interactions
Power leads to unequal social standings on society
Power reflects the goals of the people in power