At Which Point Does a Social Problem Exist

question 50

Multiple Choice

At which point does a social problem exist?

• A)when a significant number of people believe that it is a problem
• B)when groups compete for scarce resources and the lowest power group defines it as such
• C)when an imbalance exists in demands placed on a family and their ability to meet them
• D)when one person's behaviour allows another to act in an antisocial manner

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Definitions:

Homosexuals

Individuals who are romantically or sexually attracted to people of the same sex.

Monogamy

A relationship or marriage in which an individual has only one partner at a time or in their lifetime.

Lesbian Couples

Romantic partnerships between two women, recognized for the uniqueness of their relationship dynamics within the context of diverse sexual orientations.

Cohabitating Couples

Couples who live together in a shared dwelling without being legally married.