Differences in Endowments and Valued Goods,such as Incomes,status,and Well-Being,held by Individuals

question 81

Multiple Choice

Differences in endowments and valued goods,such as incomes,status,and well-being,held by individuals or families define __________.

• A)inequality
• B)realism
• C)Marxism
• D)capitalism

Identify and explain the two classes of social dilemmas.

Differentiate between social movements organized around regressive and progressive social change, with examples.

Understand the features of mass behavior, including fads, fashions, and social dilemmas, and how they differ and relate.

Compare theories on why people join social movements and the assumptions behind them.

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