A. objectivity
B. judgmental social science
C. generalization
D. participant observation
A. matters of rule selection and principles of rule
B. parties
C. economics
D. none of the above
A. slow until the Industrial Revolution then rapid
B. rapid since the beginning of history
C. unchanged
D. slow because people are creatures of habit
A. technological
B. informational
C. post-subsistence
D. postindustrial
A. product market demand is problematic
B. resource market demand is problematic
C. the distribution of income becomes more inequitable
D. all of the above
A. in the size of each group
B. ethnic minorities do not suffer from discrimination but only from prejudice
C. racial minorities differ biologically ethnic minorities differ culturally from the dominant group
D. racial minorities have been here longer than ethnic minorities
A. are more successful in authoritarian than in democratic societies
B. substitute one ruling class for another
C. may be progressive or reactionary
D. aim to change the entire society