A segment of a population whose members hold a relatively similar share of scarce desirables and who share attitudes, values, norms, and an identifiable lifestyle is called a ____.
a. social network
b. sample
c. group
d. social class
e. social stratification
Question 2
A major contribution of functionalism to the study of sports is
a. understanding how sports perpetuate gender inequality.
b. recognizing the positive and negative aspects of sports in society.
c. its focus on socialization and social interaction.
d. the concept of stacking, and its relationship to race.
e. the analysis of self-esteem within sport.
Comparing allele and genotype frequencies in a population with the Hardy-Weinberg equation and a Pun
Flipper tags have been extensively used in the study of penguin population dynamics.
Risk of death from motorcycle accidents (dashed lines) and passenger accidents (solid lines) per 100
Population Distribution
Similar Fossils on Different Continents
Similar-looking, related species that are native to distant geographic realms