Sociologists believe that Hurricane Katrina rescue and cleanup efforts exposed
A) persistent class inequalities in the United States
B) the importance of upward mobility to Americans
C) the charitable nature of lower class Americans
D) apparent class warfare in the United States
Question 2
People living in relative poverty
A) lack basic necessities such as food and shelter, and cannot sustain their lives
B) can't afford the basic necessities of life, but can still maintain an adequate standard of living
C) can afford the basic necessities of life, but still can't maintain an adequate standard of living
D) have less than their neighbors, but are not below the official poverty figures
Ethics in social research are of vital concern to sociologists. As discussed in the text, ...
One in three survivors of Hurricane Katrina showed signs of PTSD a month after the tragedy; one in ...
Sociologists use income, education, and occupational prestige to measure social class. For most ...
Sociologists disagree about the relative significance of race and social class in determining social ...
Hurricane Structure
Hurricane Forecasting