A) is ephemeral and constantly changing.
B) prevents deviance from occurring.
C) provides stability in society.
D) does not include popular or widely understood artifacts.
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A) Language has little effect on patterns of race or gender inequality.
B) Language may reproduce inequalities through stereotypes and assumptions that may be built into what people say.
C) Studies have proven that what someone is called really doesn't matter, since identity is developed internally by the individual.
D) While language affects patterns of race and gender, there is no indication that it influences patterns of class inequality.
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A) have to consciously think about their cultural practices.
B) take the expectations of their culture for granted.
C) spend a lot of time questioning why they engage in certain behaviors.
D) ignore their own cultural traditions.
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A) hegemony
B) diffusion
C) lag
D) shock
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A) There may be less diversity in content of the
B) People may conform to the interests of the dominant groups without realizing they are doing so.
C) Cultural messages in the media become more homogeneous.
D) Over time, there inevitably will be a single corporation controlling all media sources.
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A) A painting
B) A fashion magazine
C) A building
D) Table manners
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A) shared.
B) genetic.
C) questioned by those who take part in it.
D) the same everywhere at all times.
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A) are always negative.
B) are always positive.
C) may be mild or severe.
D) are not very effective.
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A) Media
B) Art
C) Ideas
D) Cars
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A) new cultural studies
B) postmodernism
C) critical sociology
D) new age theory
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A) the pervasive influence of just one culture.
B) the social agreement that the powerful should control the
C) the belief that mass media's influence is larger than desirable.
D) multiple cultures merging to create a new mass
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A) are never well-integrated into the dominant culture.
B) tend to share the same practices, values and beliefs as the members of the dominant culture.
C) exist within and share some elements of the dominant culture.
D) are indistinguishable from members of the dominant culture.
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A) Cultures change in response to changed conditions in the society.
B) Cultures change through cultural diffusion.
C) Cultures change as the result of innovation.
D) Cultural change cannot be consciously created.
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True/False
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A) standards of beauty.
B) nonmaterial culture such as values and beliefs.
C) other social institutions.
D) the material artifacts that were produced.
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A) harsh, regardless of how strictly the norm is held.
B) generally lighter for violations of folkways than violations of mores.
C) unrelated to the type of norm that is violated.
D) not something that sociologists consider in the study of norm violations.
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A) Shared beliefs hold people in a group or society together.
B) Beliefs are the basis for many norms and values in a society.
C) Beliefs must be true in order for them to guide human behavior.
D) Beliefs may be so strongly held that it is difficult to consider any contradictory information.
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