A. overt and covert culture
B. moral and immoral culture
C. legal and illegal culture
D. ethical and unethical culture
A. the amount of education
B. occupation of the father
C. the nature of the first job
D. all of the above
A. one urban cluster of at lest 10,000 but less than 50.000 population
B. one city of at least 50,000 population
C. one city of at least 1 million population
D. a region of the country
A. provides answers to basic s for which there is no other authority
B. supports societal norms and values by transforming them into divine laws
C. helps people deal with guilt for their transgressions offering a way back to a constructive life
D. provides a single set of norms that are universally accepted and agreed upon
A. provide group representation above and beyond that provided by our elected officials in Congress
B. provide geographic representation
C. bring into the open obscure problems to be solved
D. choose candidates for political office
A. signed documents
B. instruments for limiting governmental power
C. possible only in industrial societies
D. characteristic of democracies only
A. the primary group is always helpful to the individual
B. primary group relations can be harmful to the individual
C. secondary relations are more important than primary ones
D. none of the above are relevant