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Sociology of Families: Change, Continuity, and Diversity 1st Edition Test Bank

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Instructor ResourcesCiabattari,Sociology of Families: Change, Continuity, and DiversitySAGE Publishing, 2017TestBankChapter 1: IntroductionMultiple Choice1.An industrial economy is associated with which of the following changes in the American family?a.Higherfertility ratesb.Increasedexpectations for intimacy and personalhappinessc.Increasedrisk of divorce*d.Bothb and c are correctAnswer location:Applying the Sociological Perspective: The Standard North American Family and the Ideologyof Separate SpheresDifficulty level:Moderate2.Which English common law principle stated that a husband and wife were a single legal entity?*a.Covertureb.Propertyrightsc.Coventryd.Noneof the aboveAnswer location:Family Change, Family ContinuityDifficulty level:Moderate3.Which social hierarchy isdiscussed in the text as being influential for the family?a.Genderb.Sexualidentityc.Occupation*d.Botha and b are correctAnswer location:Family Diversity and InequalityDifficulty level:Moderate4.Which of the following concepts are social expectations that guide behavior?a.Values*b.Normsc.Taboosd.Botha and b are correctAnswer location:Sociological Perspective on FamiliesDifficulty level:Easy5.Which concept describes a cluster of patterned behaviors governed by social norms that is enacted byindividuals occupying social roles?

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