Reference no: EM134018345
Questions
1. Families are part of what social scientists call kinship systems or patterns of relationships that defines family forms.
True
False
2. The diversity of families does not include solo parents, extended or multi-generational families, or gay and queer families.
True
False
3. Today's families are one of the most rapidly changing social institutions.
True
False
4. The impact of shifting economics and changing technologies on families does not vary by gender, class, sexuality, or race.
True
False
5. If you are a victim of a violent crime, the odds are that the assailant is someone you know - intimate partner, family members, and acquaintance.
True
False
6. Religious socialization of children does not occur in the families closely tied to social institutions.
True
False
7. The ideology of domesticity gave women a limited gender specific role to play.
True
False
8. Anti-miscegenation laws did not bar marriage between Whites and Mongolians or laborers of Asian origin.
True
False
9. Central to any discussion of families is not a focus on power.
True
False
10. Same-sex marriage has been the subject of public debate, bought on by greater visibility of lesbian and gay relationships and the legal recognition of same-sex marriage.
True
False