A. minorities are perceived as different
B. minorities perceive themselves as different
C. the dominant group has coercive power
D. all of the above
A. They are recognizable by their visible ascribed traits or cultural customs
B. They are subject to differential treatment
C. They are not aware of their minority status
D. They are aware of a common group identity
A. the family
B. marriage
C. wedding rings
D. BOTH rings and exchanging wedding vows
A. strong personal power
B. weak personal power
C. no power at all
D. power only in declaring war
A. a relatively large dense permanent settlement of heterogeneous individuals
B. any locality with a population of one million people or more
C. an ecological system
D. any locality with a downtown and suburbs
A. everyone participates in the political process
B. real equality for everyone is a fact
C. there is no ruling elite
D. members of Congress and their constituents generally do not know much about what the other thinks
A. an undiscovered teller who steals from his bank is still a deviant
B. it does not take biology into consideration
C. it discounts the power of anomie
D. it is necessary to be realistic about people’s behavior