1) An invisible limit on women's climb up the occupational ladder
Sex role theory
Glass ceiling
Structural functionalism
Hidden curriculum
2)A Parson's theory which explains that men and women perform their roles respectively as a nuclear family is the ideal arrangement in modern societies.
Structural functionalism
Glass ceiling
Sex role theory
None of the above
3)Explains that every society has certain structure that existed to fulfill some set of necessary functions.
Hidden curriculum
Structural functionalism
Sex role theory
None of the above
4)Popularized by Philip Jackson to describe non academic and less overt socialization functions of schooling.
Structural functionalism
Hidden curriculum
Glass ceiling
None of the above
5)Refers to a set of policies that grant preferential treatment to a number of particular subgroups- women and disadvantaged racial minorities.
Cultural capital
Tracking
Affirmative action
None of the above
6)It is a way of dividing students into different classes by ability or future plans.
Tracking
Cultural capital
Conflict perspective
Affirmative action
7) It explains that as education expanded, members of the elite had to obtain more and more education to set themselves apart from others.
Conflict perspectives
Cultural capital
tracking
Affirmative action
8) This refers to symbolic and interactional resources that people use to their advantage in various situations.
Cultural capital
Affirmative action
All of the above
None of the above
9) Refers to members of stereotyped groups placed in a situation where they fear that they may confirm those stereotypes.
Resource dilution model
Education
Stereotype threat
None of the above
10) This refers to parental resources as finite and each additional child dilutes them
Resource dilution model
Stereotype threat
All of the above
None of the above
11) Education means a process through which ____________________are developed.
academic
social
cultural ideas
All of the above
None of the above
12) Is sets of behavioral norms assumed to accompany one's status as a male or female.
Gender roles
Essentialism
Hegemonic masculinity
None of the above
13) A norm which all others are judged.
Hegemonic masculinity
Gender roles
Essentialism
None of the above
14) Explains phenomena in terms of natural ones.
Gender roles
Hegemonic masculinity
biological determinism
Essentialism
15) Social capital- refers to information about people, connection that help individuals ___________________social networks.
enter
gain power in
leverage
All of the above
16) Credentialism refers to credentials which signal ______________________for a job.
social status
qualifications
popularity
social status and qualifications
All of the above
17) A consciousness- raising movement to get people to understand that gender is an organizing principle of life.
Feminism
Social capital
Credentialism
Tracking
18) Sexual harassment refers to an illegal form of discrimination involving _____________________________.
inappropriate jokes on the job
outright sexual barter
make women uncomfortable
make women unwelcome particularly on the job
All of the above
None of the above
19) Voucher movement- students should be able to choose the school where they want to go to, regardless of whether they can pay for it.
True
False
20)Essentialism explains social behavior in terms of who you are in the natural world.
True
False
21)John Gray- IS best known for __________________________________________
Men are from Mars, Women are from Venus
travesti
Oakes study
Coleman report
22)____________________refers to males who adopt female names.
Travesti
Patriarchy
All of the above
None of the above
23) Patriarchy-refers to subordination of ______________________.
femininity to masculinity
masculinity to femininity
All of the above
None of the above
24) - ---------------------------------------demonstrates the importance of teacher-student and peer-to-peer dynamics in student experiences.
Oake's study
Coleman report
All of the above
None of the above
25)Coleman report-emphasizes ______________________ significantly the composition of students in a school
Patriarchial society
feminism
None of the above