How Do Sociologists View the Categories of Race, Class, and Gender

question 82

Multiple Choice

How do sociologists view the categories of race, class, and gender?

• A) inherent and inevitable
• B) natural and biologically determined
• C) unchangeable and perpetual
• D) socially constructed

Identify major methods used by psychologists to study the brain's functions and the insights gained from these methods.

Explain the primary functions of the brain and spinal cord and how they interact to support bodily functions.

Describe the roles of specific hormones of interest to psychologists, their related glands, and their influence on behavior and cognition.

Understand the socio-historical processes contributing to gender inequality.

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Definitions:

Classical Conditioning

A training process involving the correlation between a stimulus from the environment and one that occurs inherently.

Conditioned Response

A learned response to a previously neutral stimulus that has been repeatedly paired with an unconditioned stimulus.

Operant

A term used in the science of behavior to describe an action or behavior that operates on the environment to produce consequences.

Classical

Pertaining to the first significant period or highest standard within any discipline; in psychology, often refers to conditions or experiments that form the basis of behaviorism, such as classical conditioning.