As a child Arthur Chesboro was frequently punished by his parents, and as an adult he does not like Jews or blacks. He blames his inability to get ahead on competition by minority groups, and although he does not like his boss, he always does what he is told. Chesboro's personality could best be described as:
a. authoritarian
b. liberal
c. submissive
d. weak
Question 2
Which of the following perspectives would be of most use to a sociologist who wishes to understand how social order is maintained and how it changes?
a. conflict theory
b. functionalism
c. symbolic interactionism
d. the ecological perspective
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