The social-conflict approach understands work by__________.

Which of the following statements describes a pattern noted in symbolic-interaction research involving gender?

In 1954, which decision by the U.S. Supreme Court ruled that racially segregated schools violated the Constitution, striking down the “separate but equal” standard that dated back to 1896?

Which theory claims that prejudice develops among people who are frustrated over a lack of control in their lives?

When visiting friends, Jean sits with her ankles crossed and tucked under her chair, keeping her elbows close to her sides. Her husband, Jack, moves around the room, gesturing freely. This is an example of how men use space differently from women because__________.

From which point of view would someone see the rise in cohabitation as spelling trouble for U.S. society?

The world’s three richest people, each with at least $84 billion in wealth, have combined wealth that roughly equals the wealth of all the people in__________.

In the United States, about what share of people between twenty-five and forty-four years of age cohabit at some point?

If you were to work at the top of the primary labor market, you would most likely have a__________.

The claim that society must eliminate the concept of gender is made by__________.