Which of the following statements is the most accurate?

A) Generalist social work practitioners are also, by definition, family therapists
B) A family is a primary group whose members assume certain obligations for each other and generally share common residences
C) When working with families, family therapists must address a broader variety of problems than generalist practitioners
D) Family norms are individually prescribed patterns of behavior reinforced by the expectations of the family

Race is based on real or perceived biological differences, while ethnicity speaks to a shared ancestry or cultural heritage.

Rita and her family are thrilled to have bought a house in a clean, quiet neighbourhood. The neighbourhood, which is outside the downtown core, has fairly uniform single family housing, and has a water park and outdoor basketball court for children to play at. What term do sociologists use to describe this way of life?

A) urbanism
B) suburbanism
C) postmodern
D) gentrification

What Marxists call "marginal surplus population" refers to

A) employed workers.
B) those who are relatively superfluous or useless to the economy.
C) families with more than two children.
D) the capitalist elite,who need not work.

All of the studies of the relation of social class to mental illness conclusively show that poverty is a major cause.

The basic premise of Charles Cooley's looking-glass self is that we care what others think of us and develop our sense of self as a result.

The sex ratio tends to be low where women have:

A) greater access to health care than do men.
B) about equal access to medicine men do.
C) less adequate nutrition than men do.
D) All of the above.
E) None of the above.

Over the years,chiropractors have

A) improved their field's status by avoiding legal battles with the AMA.
B) lost the ability to request reimbursement for their services from insurance programs.
C) improved their status by increasing educational standards for entry into the field.
D) a and b only
E) all of the above

Which of the following are criticisms of Malthus's predictions?

A) technological advances have allowed rapid growth in food production
B) the upper limit of population growth is unclear
C) population growth does not always produce misery
D) assistance to the poor does not always result in the poor having more children
E) all of these choices

If researchers are unable to differentiate their ideas and understandings from those of their research subjects,they have:

A) "gone native"
B) become overly objective
C) created validation for the subjects
D) reached the point where they are ready to analyze the data
E) not attained subjectivity