The dual economy, mobility aids and barriers, and the occupational structure are all examples of which type of factor affecting mobility?
Correct answer B. Structural factor
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Many people genuinely hold society’s goals and values, yet their attitudes do not match what is needed to achieve those goals. What is this idea called?
Correct answer B. The value-stretch hypothesis
Which of these describes inter-generational mobility?
Correct answer A. When the next generation moves higher than the previous one
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When changes in the labour market cause an entire occupational group to rise in the social hierarchy, what kind of mobility is this?
Correct answer A. Structural mobility
Today more women are entering a wide range of careers and earning their own status. Apart from which traditional route does this give women a ladder of mobility?
Correct answer C. Marriage
What is meant by an open society?
Correct answer C. Allows people to move between levels of the hierarchy
Which stratification system has positions that are partly achieved and in which mobility is common?
Correct answer C. Class
Increased social mobility comes at a cost. Which of these does it tend to reduce?
Correct answer B. Conformity
Which of the following statements about negotiation in social structure is not correct?
Correct answer D. Negotiation is a macro-level process that does not usually involve interactions between small groups such as families
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By the fourth week of term, your class agrees that sociology lecturer Rashid Mukhtar is excellent. He is also a disabled, middle-aged man. For these students, what is his master status?
Correct answer D. Excellent instructor
The native people of Tasmania, a large island south of Australia, are now extinct. Which functional prerequisite did their society fail to meet?
Correct answer D. Preserve order
Sociologically speaking, which of the following counts as a group?
Correct answer A. Members of a hospital's business office
You attend XYZ College and your sociology and history final exams fall on the same morning. Knowing that revising for both at once will lower your grade in one or both, what does this tension within your single role as a student illustrate?
Correct answer A. Role strain
How do career and mobility patterns for men and women compare?
Correct answer A. Growing more nearly alike
Who can experience social mobility?
Correct answer B. Individuals or entire groups
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How do the factors behind downward mobility compare with those behind upward mobility?
Correct answer B. Same
What still greatly limits the career mobility of married women?
Correct answer C. Household duties