The Chapter Notes Two Important Implications for Each Member of Our

question 27

Multiple Choice

The chapter notes two important implications for each member of our society. The first is that we do not have to be

• A) passive actors who accept society's institutional imperatives as inevitable.
• B) politically involved to effect change.
• C) employed to enjoy the full benefits of U.S. citizenship.
• D) feminists to believe in the concept of equal pay for equal work.

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Definitions:

Standardized Test

A test administered and scored in a consistent, or "standard", manner across different individuals or groups designed to measure various aspects of performance.

Norms

Socially accepted rules or standards of behavior that members of a group are expected to follow.

Heterosis

The phenomenon by which the offspring of two genetically distinct individuals exhibit qualities superior to the parents, commonly referred to as hybrid vigor.

Outbreeding

The practice of mating organisms from different populations or genetic backgrounds to increase genetic diversity and vigor.