Author Question: How can one distinguish the Time Availability Perspective from the Relative Resources Perspective? ... (Read 116 times)

robinn137 · **on:** Jun 18, 2018

How can one distinguish the Time Availability Perspective from the Relative Resources Perspective?

a) Power is an issue in the Relative Resources Perspective, but not in the Time Availability Perspective.
b) Gender is an issue in the Relative Resources Perspective, but not in the Time Resources Perspective.
c) The Time Availability Perspective is based on exchange theory and the Relative Resources Perspective is based on the Functionalist Perspective.
d) The Time Availability Perspective is based on symbolic interactionist Perspective and the Relative Resources Perspective is not.

Question 2

Which of the following describes how family sociologists look at the past?

a) Current family issues are related to past events.
b) Social structure and families are unrelated.
c) Cultural backgrounds are not necessary to understand families.
d) Families' issues are influenced only by current conditions.