A. is the same as propaganda
B. gives a one-sided interpretation of an issue
C. deletes all or parts of information
D. is the opposite of propaganda?
A. may be analyzed at the microsocial and the macrosocial levels
B. is a fixed set of rules?
C. is sometimes used interchangeably with social structure
D. is microsocial macrosocial and interchangeable with social structure
A. Urban and suburban residents
B. The young and underprivileged
C. College educated professionals
D. White collar workers
A. Anglo-conformity
B. melting pot
C. ethnicity
D. cultural pluralism
A. Past levels of income
B. Future expected profits
C. Present national income levels
D. Historic data
A. anomaly
B. rapid social change
C. deviant behavior
D. fear of the future
A. marriage
B. family
C. culture
D. society