A. Experiment situation
B. Scientific control
C. Normal circumstances
D. None of these
A. social exclusion
B. individual pathology
C. political marginalization
D. relative deprivation
A. Weber
B. Cohen
C. Marx
D. Merton
E. Chambliss
A. the tendency for the working class not to realize their own interests
B. a dominant ideology that legitimates economic political
C. a form of dual consciousness based on ideology and everyday experiences
D. a mode of payment given for outstanding topiary
A. their holders do not believe in the notion of class
B. they features of the positions above and below them
C. there is disagreement about how to interpret them
D. they are impossible for sociologists to measure and classify
A. classic
B. colonial
C. guest worker
D. illegal
A. people vote according to pragmatic issues and concerns
B. consumer identities are more important than class identities
C. personal cultural and environmental issues can mobilize political consciousness just as much as economic interests
D. all of the above