A. leadership structure
B. full-time employees
C. bylaws and body of officers
D. appearance to its general public

A. underlies both competition and coercion
B. is diametrically opposed to competition
C. is a hostile form of struggle?
D. all of the above

A. was the first of three such revolution
B. entailed the harnessing of electricity
C. involved a change in farming techniques
D. all of the above

A. industrial societies
B. agricultural societies
C. pastoral societies
D. horticultural societies

A. the family
B. the military
C. ones in-group
D. society

A. they cannot exist in secondary groups
B. they are always harmonious
C. the family is the only source of primary relation
D. all of the above

A. an aggregate
B. a group
C. a category
D. all of the above

A. role strain
B. ascribed statuses
C. master statuses
D. role conflict

A. the attainment of recognized excellence
B. a dominant position in a relationship
C. the most widely recognized among several positions
D. the position from which all other positions are derived

A. doing things in an institutionalized way
B. working jointly in a common enterprise for a d goal
C. doing something in return for what someone has done for you
D. all of the above