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natalie2426

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The human ecology approach in sociology takes the position that the study of human society should begin with such empirical questions as the:
 
  a. distribution of populations in time and space
  b. distribution of power and wealth
  c. interaction between individuals within a small group
  d. relationship between industrialized nations and the third world

Question 2

Which of the following is a measure of dissimilarity in the distribution of nonwhite households in a city from the distribution that would be expected if there were no segregation?
 
  a. the absorption rate
  b. the assimilation rate
  c. the integration index
  d. the segregation index



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Answer to Question 1

A

Answer to Question 2

D



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