Johnny Scored a 100 on the Stanford-Binet IQ Test

question 28

Multiple Choice

Johnny scored a 100 on the Stanford-Binet IQ test. Based on his scores, we can assume that his performance is:

• A) what is expected for his age.
• B) above what is expected for his age.
• C) below what is expected for his age.
• D) none of the choices

Grasp the theory of racial formation and its application in understanding racial categorization and identity.

Analyze historical and contemporary perspectives on interracial marriage and its societal acceptance.

Appreciate how race influences an individual's opportunities and societal experiences.

Compare and contrast different sociological perspectives on race, specifically functionalist and conflict theories.

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Definitions:

Just Deserts

The concept of receiving a punishment or reward that is rightfully deserved.

Incapacitation

The state of being disabled or deprived of legal power or physical capabilities.

Retribution

A principle of justice that advocates for punishment to be proportional to the crime, serving as a form of moral vengeance.

Theory of Punishment

A set of principles discussing the rationale and justification for punishing individuals who break the law.