Category: Social and Cultural Change

A. functionalist perspective
B. conflict perspective
C. interactionist perspective
D. each of the above

A. hysteria
B. countenance
C. modernity
D. a cultural hangover
E. anomie

A. try to predict the course of a civilization or society
B. focus on analyzing a single society at a time
C. believe that cultures pass through stages of growth quite different from the ones individuals pass through
D. postulate that each culture possesses a life span of approximately 200 years

A. legendary tales
B. urban legends
C. sports legends
D. schoolyard tales
E. rural legends

A. Rumors are effective ways to disseminate reliable information
B. Rumors are easy to verify
C. Rumors are transmitted from person to person in a relatively rapid fashion
D. Rumors typically arise when people trust official sources of information

A. Individual changes
B. Social Change
C. Cultural Change
D. None of these

A. classes
B. ethnic groups
C. nations
D. religions

A. Planning
B. Diffusion
C. Social struggle
D. None of these

A. efficiency calculability affordability consistent decor
B. efficiency calculability uniformity automation
C. efficiency dehumanization automation high calories
D. efficiency Big Mac large fries’ milkshake

A. Function
B. Constant
C. Change
D. None of these