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1. According to the textbook, which element of a social problem refers to the real existence of a social condition?

	a.	the objective element
	b.	the subjective element
	c.	the symbolic element
	d.	the human element

ANSWER:

2. Some theorists believe that drug abuse is a social problem only if it is perceived by society to diminish the quality of human life. What is the focus of this perspective?

	a.	the human element
	b.	the objective element
	c.	the subjective element
	d.	the variability element

ANSWER:

3. What is a social problem?

	a.	a social condition that interferes with the functioning of society
	b.	a social condition that results in conflict among segments of society
	c.	a social condition that a segment of society views as harmful to society
	d.	a social condition that requires immediate government intervention

ANSWER:

4. A small group of individuals believe that cigarette smoking should be banned from public places. What would they be engaging in?

	a.	conflict-based activities
	b.	morally based activities
	c.	norm-setting
	d.	claims-making activities

ANSWER:

5. Which theoretical approach argues that solutions to social problems involve strengthening the norms against it?

	a.	structural functionalism
	b.	symbolic interactionism
	c.	social disorganization
	d.	conflict

ANSWER:

6. Which of the following is an ascribed status?

	a.	race
	b.	university graduate
	c.	parent
	d.	hockey coach

ANSWER:

7. Clients, customers, employers and their employees, are examples of which types of groups?

	a.	primary groups
	b.	secondary groups
	c.	manifest groups
	d.	latent groups

ANSWER:

8. Which of the following is defined as two or more people who have a common identity, interact, and form a social relationship?

	a.	institution
	b.	role set
	c.	social group
	d.	tertiary encounter

ANSWER:

9. Which of the following is an achieved status?

	a.	senior citizen
	b.	French Canadian
	c.	woman
	d.	university professor

ANSWER:

10. Which of the following describes a master status?

	a.	one that is highly valued by society
	b.	one that a person is born into
	c.	one that is difficult to achieve
	d.	one that is significant in a person’s social identity

ANSWER:

11. A role is a set of rights, obligations, and expectations. What is a role associated with?

	a.	a norm
	b.	an identity
	c.	a status
	d.	a master status

ANSWER:

12. Which type of group is characterized by impersonal and formal interaction?

	a.	primary groups
	b.	secondary groups
	c.	tertiary groups
	d.	social groups

ANSWER:

13. Your classmates may be best described as being which of the following?

	a.	a master status
	b.	a primary group
	c.	a secondary group
	d.	a role set

ANSWER:

About this item

1. According to the textbook, which element of a social problem refers to the real existence of a social condition?

	a.	the objective element
	b.	the subjective element
	c.	the symbolic element
	d.	the human element

ANSWER:

2. Some theorists believe that drug abuse is a social problem only if it is perceived by society to diminish the quality of human life. What is the focus of this perspective?

	a.	the human element
	b.	the objective element
	c.	the subjective element
	d.	the variability element

ANSWER:

3. What is a social problem?

	a.	a social condition that interferes with the functioning of society
	b.	a social condition that results in conflict among segments of society
	c.	a social condition that a segment of society views as harmful to society
	d.	a social condition that requires immediate government intervention

ANSWER:

4. A small group of individuals believe that cigarette smoking should be banned from public places. What would they be engaging in?

	a.	conflict-based activities
	b.	morally based activities
	c.	norm-setting
	d.	claims-making activities

ANSWER:

5. Which theoretical approach argues that solutions to social problems involve strengthening the norms against it?

	a.	structural functionalism
	b.	symbolic interactionism
	c.	social disorganization
	d.	conflict

ANSWER:

6. Which of the following is an ascribed status?

	a.	race
	b.	university graduate
	c.	parent
	d.	hockey coach

ANSWER:

7. Clients, customers, employers and their employees, are examples of which types of groups?

	a.	primary groups
	b.	secondary groups
	c.	manifest groups
	d.	latent groups

ANSWER:

8. Which of the following is defined as two or more people who have a common identity, interact, and form a social relationship?

	a.	institution
	b.	role set
	c.	social group
	d.	tertiary encounter

ANSWER:

9. Which of the following is an achieved status?

	a.	senior citizen
	b.	French Canadian
	c.	woman
	d.	university professor

ANSWER:

10. Which of the following describes a master status?

	a.	one that is highly valued by society
	b.	one that a person is born into
	c.	one that is difficult to achieve
	d.	one that is significant in a person’s social identity

ANSWER:

11. A role is a set of rights, obligations, and expectations. What is a role associated with?

	a.	a norm
	b.	an identity
	c.	a status
	d.	a master status

ANSWER:

12. Which type of group is characterized by impersonal and formal interaction?

	a.	primary groups
	b.	secondary groups
	c.	tertiary groups
	d.	social groups

ANSWER:

13. Your classmates may be best described as being which of the following?

	a.	a master status
	b.	a primary group
	c.	a secondary group
	d.	a role set

ANSWER:

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1. According to the textbook, which element of a social problem refers to the real existence of a social condition?

	a.	the objective element
	b.	the subjective element
	c.	the symbolic element
	d.	the human element

ANSWER:

2. Some theorists believe that drug abuse is a social problem only if it is perceived by society to diminish the quality of human life. What is the focus of this perspective?

	a.	the human element
	b.	the objective element
	c.	the subjective element
	d.	the variability element

ANSWER:

3. What is a social problem?

	a.	a social condition that interferes with the functioning of society
	b.	a social condition that results in conflict among segments of society
	c.	a social condition that a segment of society views as harmful to society
	d.	a social condition that requires immediate government intervention

ANSWER:

4. A small group of individuals believe that cigarette smoking should be banned from public places. What would they be engaging in?

	a.	conflict-based activities
	b.	morally based activities
	c.	norm-setting
	d.	claims-making activities

ANSWER:

5. Which theoretical approach argues that solutions to social problems involve strengthening the norms against it?

	a.	structural functionalism
	b.	symbolic interactionism
	c.	social disorganization
	d.	conflict

ANSWER:

6. Which of the following is an ascribed status?

	a.	race
	b.	university graduate
	c.	parent
	d.	hockey coach

ANSWER:

7. Clients, customers, employers and their employees, are examples of which types of groups?

	a.	primary groups
	b.	secondary groups
	c.	manifest groups
	d.	latent groups

ANSWER:

8. Which of the following is defined as two or more people who have a common identity, interact, and form a social relationship?

	a.	institution
	b.	role set
	c.	social group
	d.	tertiary encounter

ANSWER:

9. Which of the following is an achieved status?

	a.	senior citizen
	b.	French Canadian
	c.	woman
	d.	university professor

ANSWER:

10. Which of the following describes a master status?

	a.	one that is highly valued by society
	b.	one that a person is born into
	c.	one that is difficult to achieve
	d.	one that is significant in a person’s social identity

ANSWER:

11. A role is a set of rights, obligations, and expectations. What is a role associated with?

	a.	a norm
	b.	an identity
	c.	a status
	d.	a master status

ANSWER:

12. Which type of group is characterized by impersonal and formal interaction?

	a.	primary groups
	b.	secondary groups
	c.	tertiary groups
	d.	social groups

ANSWER:

13. Your classmates may be best described as being which of the following?

	a.	a master status
	b.	a primary group
	c.	a secondary group
	d.	a role set

ANSWER:

About this item

1. According to the textbook, which element of a social problem refers to the real existence of a social condition?

	a.	the objective element
	b.	the subjective element
	c.	the symbolic element
	d.	the human element

ANSWER:

2. Some theorists believe that drug abuse is a social problem only if it is perceived by society to diminish the quality of human life. What is the focus of this perspective?

	a.	the human element
	b.	the objective element
	c.	the subjective element
	d.	the variability element

ANSWER:

3. What is a social problem?

	a.	a social condition that interferes with the functioning of society
	b.	a social condition that results in conflict among segments of society
	c.	a social condition that a segment of society views as harmful to society
	d.	a social condition that requires immediate government intervention

ANSWER:

4. A small group of individuals believe that cigarette smoking should be banned from public places. What would they be engaging in?

	a.	conflict-based activities
	b.	morally based activities
	c.	norm-setting
	d.	claims-making activities

ANSWER:

5. Which theoretical approach argues that solutions to social problems involve strengthening the norms against it?

	a.	structural functionalism
	b.	symbolic interactionism
	c.	social disorganization
	d.	conflict

ANSWER:

6. Which of the following is an ascribed status?

	a.	race
	b.	university graduate
	c.	parent
	d.	hockey coach

ANSWER:

7. Clients, customers, employers and their employees, are examples of which types of groups?

	a.	primary groups
	b.	secondary groups
	c.	manifest groups
	d.	latent groups

ANSWER:

8. Which of the following is defined as two or more people who have a common identity, interact, and form a social relationship?

	a.	institution
	b.	role set
	c.	social group
	d.	tertiary encounter

ANSWER:

9. Which of the following is an achieved status?

	a.	senior citizen
	b.	French Canadian
	c.	woman
	d.	university professor

ANSWER:

10. Which of the following describes a master status?

	a.	one that is highly valued by society
	b.	one that a person is born into
	c.	one that is difficult to achieve
	d.	one that is significant in a person’s social identity

ANSWER:

11. A role is a set of rights, obligations, and expectations. What is a role associated with?

	a.	a norm
	b.	an identity
	c.	a status
	d.	a master status

ANSWER:

12. Which type of group is characterized by impersonal and formal interaction?

	a.	primary groups
	b.	secondary groups
	c.	tertiary groups
	d.	social groups

ANSWER:

13. Your classmates may be best described as being which of the following?

	a.	a master status
	b.	a primary group
	c.	a secondary group
	d.	a role set

ANSWER:

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