What is the gender pay gap?

When women are paid less for the same work

Why do sociologists study socialization?

To understand how people learn behaviors

What is active social media use?

Reminding friends where to meet with an online post

What is sportswashing?

When a country or corporation Uses sports to cover up issues

What does "peer pressure" mean?

When your Friends influence you to do something

What is a key idea of nature in nature vs. nurture?

Nurture is based off of our environment, Nature is based off our genetics

What does genetic predisposition mean?

A trait that you are more likely to inherit form family

HOw did WEB DuBois and Booker T Washington disagree

Du Bois wanted equal rights right away; Washington said job skills first.

What is a nuclear family?

A family made up of two parents and their children living together

What is an example of deviance in sports?

Cheating or using performance-enhancing drugs

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1
What does a functionalist think family does?
Creates problems
Keeps society stable
) Causes conflicts
Controls money
2
Who wanted equal rights immediately, W.E.B. Du Bois or Booker T. Washington?
Both
Neither
Washington
Du Bois
3
Qualitative data is research that is using interviews and gives a person a deepr understandig of a topic
True
False
4
What is the gender pay gap?
No difference in pay
When women are paid less for the same work
Equal pay
Men paid less
5
What kind of research uses numbers and data?
Quantitative
Qualitative
Observations
Interviews
6
What is primary socialization?
When you learn about society at work
Learning at home with family
When you learn about society form social media
Learning from friends at school
7
What does deviance in sports refer to?
Following rules strictly
Good sportsmanship
Playing fair
Breaking social norms in sport
8
Why do sociologists study socialization?
To increase taxes
To understand how people learn behaviors
To control people
To create laws
9
What is active social media use?
watching reels when you have homework to do
Reminding friends where to meet with an online post
reading comments for thirty minutes
Ignoring posts
10
What is sportswashing?
Winning games fairly
Cleaning sports gear
When a player resorts to deviance
When a country or corporation Uses sports to cover up issues
11
What do symbolic interactionists study?
The big picture
Money and economic factors
Laws in society
Small scale daily interactions
12
What does "peer pressure" mean?
Parents set strict rules
When the Teachers help students
Rules from government
When your Friends influence you to do something
13
What is a traditional nuclear family?
Extended family
School club
Friends group
2 Parents and kids only
14
What is a key idea of nature in nature vs. nurture?
Nurture is based off of our environment
Nature is more important than nurture
nurture is more important than nature
Nature is based off our genetics
15
What does genetic predisposition mean?
skills that you are taught
A trait that you are more likely to inherit form family
Learned behavior
a habit that you develop
16
What did Plessy v. Ferguson say about segregation?
only in schools
Illegal
only on the train
Separate but equal
17
HOw did WEB DuBois and Booker T Washington disagree
Du Bois wanted equal rights right away; Washington said job skills first.
Du Bois supported only job training; Washington wanted civil rights ASAP
Du Bois accepted segregation; Washington fought to end it.
Du Bois and Washington both rejected education.
18
Which is nurture?
BIOLOGY
DNA
Genetics
Environment
19
What does a conflict theorist believe about family?
Maintains stability in society
Teaches kindness
Creates inequality
Keeps everyone equal
20
Quantitative data is research that is using numbers and percentages
True
False
21
What is an example of secondary socialization?
Learning how to walk
Learning how to use the potty
Learning manners at home
Learning school rules
22
What is a nuclear family?
A family with only one parent
A large extended family with grandparents and cousins
A family made up of two parents and their children living together
When a family lives near a power plant
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What is an example of deviance in sports?
Cheering for your team
Cheating or using performance-enhancing drugs
Practicing every day
Following all the rules

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