A set of behavioral expectations that are linked to chronological and biological age that change as we get older are referred to as____________?

A. Maturational motivations
B. Activity norms
C. Age grades
D. Continuity contingencies

According to sociologists the critical agent of socialization is thought to be_____________?

A. Peers
B. The family
C. Formal religion
D. Schools

The family structure has been profoundly altered by the twin processes of _______ and __________ ?

A. Industrialization/vertical mobility
B. Industrialization/urbanization
C. Urbanization/vertical mobility
D. Industrialization /horizontal mobility

In many societies newlyweds move into the husbands house at marriage This arrangement is referred to as a _________ pattern?

A. Poly-local
B. Neo-local
C. Patrilocal
D. Matrilocal

A network of roles according to which each person accepts certain duties towards others makes ?

A. Social background
B. Social order
C. Social stratification
D. None of these

Research on the family life course indicates that_____________?

A. Women with a first child are more likely than women without a child to report that their husbands do not pay enough attention to them
B. The marital adjustment rating rises after the birth of a first child
C. Most couples consider parenthood a crisis
D. The psychological well-being of parents is a little better than that of childless couples

Care for the elderly_____________?

A. Is provided by the family in 40 percent of cases
B. Falls mostly on the eldest son
C. Is provided by the sandwich generation
D. None of the above

Aalia aged 7 lives in a private home with her parents her grandmother and her aunt Alice,s family is an example of a(n)?

A. Nuclear family
B. Dysfunctional family
C. Extended family
D. Polygynous family

How people behave towards one another when they meet is referred to as ___________ by sociologists ?

A. Social interaction
B. Sociobiology
C. Social psychology
D. Socialization

The “looking-glass self” essentially explains ?

A. our reflections on our own personal shortcomings
B. our sense of knowledge from all of the agents of socialization
C. our sense of individuality
D. our self-concept both positive and negative