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,Chapter 01 - Differences and Similarities


Chapter 01
Differences and Similarities




True / False Questions


1. Assimilation into American culture has been equally easy for all groups.
FALSE



Accessibility: Keyboard Navigation
Topic: Similarities and Differences in Everyday Life: Drawing Lines



2. Difference is always threatening.
FALSE



Accessibility: Keyboard Navigation
Topic: Similarities and Differences in Everyday Life: Drawing Lines



3. Humans have a profound tendency to define, classify, and categorize.
TRUE



Accessibility: Keyboard Navigation
Topic: "Classified" Information: Forming Impressions



4. Our everyday lives rely on hundreds of taken-for-granted bits of information that we
assume others understand as we do.
TRUE



Accessibility: Keyboard Navigation
Topic: Similarities and Differences in Everyday Life: Drawing Lines




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,Chapter 01 - Differences and Similarities



5. Only young children and adolescents engage in rigid differentiation and categorization.
FALSE



Accessibility: Keyboard Navigation
Topic: "Classified" Information: Forming Impressions



6. We only begin social interactions with preconceived ideas about others when those others
are visibly different from us.
FALSE



Accessibility: Keyboard Navigation
Topic: "Classified" Information: Forming Impressions



7. When obvious distinguishing characteristics aren't available, young people will often invent
them.
TRUE



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Topic: "Classified" Information: Forming Impressions



8. Within-group difference is as important as between-group difference.
TRUE



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Topic: Variation between Groups, Variation within Groups



9. Since members of a particular group are alike or at least similar, one individual would make
an ideal spokesperson for an entire race or gender.
FALSE



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Topic: Variation between Groups, Variation within Groups




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, Chapter 01 - Differences and Similarities



10. The conflict perspective views the structure of society as a source of equality, which
always benefits all groups equally.
FALSE



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Topic: Stratification, Power, and Privilege




Multiple Choice Questions


11. We begin social interactions with preconceived ideas about others because we:
A. are racist.
B. are saving energy by not starting from scratch in our impressions of others.
C. are seeking to avoid categorizing them for our personal convenience.
D. tend to prioritize within-group differences over between-group differences.



Accessibility: Keyboard Navigation
Topic: "Classified" Information: Forming Impressions



12. _____ is a way of examining everyday social life that emphasizes the interplay between
societal forces and personal characteristics.
A. Sociocritical typography
B. Sociopathy
C. Sociological perspective
D. Sociorobotics



Accessibility: Keyboard Navigation
Topic: Similarities and Differences in Everyday Life: Drawing Lines




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