Dimitri Enjoys Being with the Others on His Intramural Basketball

question 49

Multiple Choice

Dimitri enjoys being with the others on his intramural basketball team. They play well together, have an outstanding record, and sometimes go out as a group to celebrate their wins. Sitting in his sociology class, Dimitri muses over whether the team is a primary or a secondary group. What should Dimitri keep in mind when making the distinction?

• A) Secondary groups are less intimate than primary groups.
• B) Primary groups are larger in membership than secondary groups.
• C) Primary groups are less long lasting than secondary groups.
• D) Secondary groups include only family members.

Understand the concept of separation of church and state and its legal and historical basis.

Understand the concept of prior restraint and its relevance to freedom of expression.

Articulate the principles of religious freedom and the state’s limitations in restricting religious practices.

Identify the protections afforded by the free exercise and establishment clauses of the U.S. Constitution.

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Definitions:

Age Cohort

A group of individuals who share similar ages, and hence, are likely to have shared experiences, attitudes, and transitions.

Life Course

The chronological series of notable events, experiences, and changes that occur in a person's life from the time they are born until they die.

Life Course

The sequence of significant events, experiences, and transitions in an individual's lifetime, shaping their personal development and identity.

Distinct Stages

Specific, identifiable phases that an entity or process goes through, marked by changes or milestones that signify progression.