Sociologists refer to tangible or physical human creations as ________

Sociologists refer to tangible or physical human creations as ________
 
  a. nonmaterial culture.
  b. artifacts.
  c. technology.
  d. values.

Question 2

Wrong-doing, such as an adult forcing a child to engage in sexual activity, is an example of violating cultural ________
 
  a. mores.
  b. symbols.
  c. folkways.
  d. control.

Question 3

An act of kindness, such as opening the door for an elderly man, illustrates conforming to ________
 
  a. mores.
  b. taboos.
  c. folkways.
  d. proscriptive norms.

Question 4

Elements of social control in everyday life include shame, guilt, and ________
 
  a. ideal culture.
  b. real culture.
  c. sanctions.
  d. material culture.

Question 5

An emerging value in our society is found in which expression?
 
  a. What was good enough for my parents is good enough for me.
  b. The present is better than the past.
  c. Work is important, but I want more time for leisure and personal growth.
  d. It's good to be free.

Question 6

Low-income countries have cultures that value ________
 
  a. economic survival.
  b. equal standing for women and men.
  c. self-expression.
  d. individualism.

Question 7

While one dominant value of U.S. culture is the right to equal opportunity and freedom, another is ________
 
  a. equality of condition.
  b. being rather than doing.
  c. racism and group superiority.
  d. belief in tradition.