Chapter 1 Test Yourself: Thinking Relationally: The Paired Concepts

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. When we feel connected to others because of a similarity we perceive to be important, we are experiencing

power. correct incorrect

privilege. correct incorrect

structure. correct incorrect

solidarity. correct incorrect

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. Solidarity can have socially good consequences because it

encourages competition among members of the same group. correct incorrect

encourages competition among people of different groups. correct incorrect

encourages cooperation among people of different groups. correct incorrect

encourages cooperation among people of the same group. correct incorrect

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. You are in a relationship with another person whose actions you are able to influence. You are experiencing

solidarity. correct incorrect

privilege. correct incorrect

structure. correct incorrect

power. correct incorrect

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. You are the chaperone on a high school field trip to Washington DC. While most of the teenagers under your authority are sticking to the assigned schedule, a few of them choose to skip seeing the Library of Congress and instead go to a nearby café to drink coffee. What tension are you experiencing in your relationship with them?

power and resistance correct incorrect

solidarity and conflict correct incorrect

privilege and inequality correct incorrect

structure and contingency correct incorrect