A. class systems are relatively fluid
B. class position is entirely subjective
C. class is economically based
D. class positions are in part achieved
A. they are centers of direction and policy-making for the global economy
B. they are visited by large numbers of tourists from across the world
C. they are the key locations for financial and specialized service firms
D. they are markets for the exchange of the products of financial service
A. charisma
B. magnetism
C. equilibrium
D. status quo
A. Society
B. State
C. People and their interactions
D. None of these
A. sociological research must contribute to a governments social policy
B. sociology should be optimistic about human achievements
C. sociology should make use of statistical evidence
D. sociology should adopt the same methods as the natural sciences
A. division of labor
B. impersonality
C. employment based on technical qualifications
D. written rules and regulations
A. functionalist perspective
B. conflict perspective
C. interactionist perspective
D. each of the above