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A family that includes parents, children and other kin is called ________ |
an extended family. |
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A social-exchange analysis of family life is likely to consider ________ |
how individuals select partners who offer about as much as they do to the relationship. |
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A system of marriage that unites one woman with two or more men is called ________ |
polyandry. |
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An analysis of how religion supports the interests of a society’s elites would fall under which of the following theoretical approaches? |
Social-conflict approach |
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Based on the text, which of the following categories of people are at greatest risk for divorce? |
Young people who marry after a short courtship |
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Emile Durkheim pointed to three functions of religion for society. Which of the following is NOT one of them? |
Fostering social conflict |
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Following Max Weber’s analysis of religion, we could say industrial capitalism is ________ |
disenchanted religion. |
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Following structural-functional theory, the family ________ |
is important enough to be called the backbone of society. |
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In the United States, the Amish would be an example of a ________ |
sect. |
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The U.S. Census Bureau defines the "family" as ________ |
people living together who are linked by birth, marriage, or adoption |
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Karl Marx believed that religion ________ |
supports social inequality. |
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The concept "endogamy" refers to marriage between ________ |
people of the same social category |
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What do the sacred texts of Christianity, Judaism, and Islam have in common? |
Support for patriarchy |
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Today’s baby boomers are often called the "sandwich generation" because ________ |
they spend time caring for both children and aging parents. |
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Which of the following concepts refers to the fusion of Christian principles with political activism, often Marxist in character? |
Liberation theology |
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