John and Jane attended the same college, though John studied finance and Jane studied psychology. They applied to the same organization when they graduated, with John being hired as a manager and Jane being hired as an assistant in the Human Resources department. John outranks Jane and makes significantly more money than she does. This is an example of ______ occupational gender segregation.

From a reproductive justice standpoint, which of the following would NOT be considered a basic right?

How do social networks typically influence the job market, according to sociological perspectives?

The sociological perspective on the economy suggests that:

In a capitalist economic system, social relationships are often shaped by:

¿Tienes la falda y la blusa? Sí,  _______ tengo.

¿Vas a comprar la máscara? No, no  _______ voy a comprar

Two individuals with similar qualifications apply for the same job. One gets hired because they are a close friend of the hiring manager. This outcome highlights the importance of:

Which of the following is a primary focus of the sociology of the economy?

Symbolic interactionism in economic sociology focuses on: