Hampton and Wellman suggest that: A the sense of community in ...

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Hampton and Wellman suggest that:
 
  A the sense of community in urban areas is declining rapidly.
  B the sense of community is stronger than ever in the American society.
  C family communities no longer exist in modern society.
  D the internet is performing functions for maintaining community that used to be
  performed in personal visits.

Question 2

Berkowitz and Padavic interview college student females in their study. To what extent are
  these findings applicable to the larger American culture?
 
  What will be an ideal response?

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Answer to Question 1

D

Answer to Question 2

The findings are at least applicable to sororities and college life in the 1970s through the
1990s. Changes in the national economy toward a less expansive condition may be changing
this pattern for the 2000 generations, as there is evidence that today's students may be more
pragmatic and career oriented. The pattern may also not apply to community colleges, or the
general workforce environment, and is probably status and income related. The white college
female experience may be limited to relatively affluent females who could afford the sorority
college experience, whereas lower income black females created a quite different structure
and social environment.