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Chapter 11 Practice Quiz
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Which best describes ascribed statuses?
Social statuses are assigned to a group because of traits beyond their control.
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Social statuses assigned to people due to their educational attainment.
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Social statuses are assigned to people due to their work ethic.
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Social statuses assigned to people due to their community evolvement.
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Social statuses assigned to people who defend their country in the army.
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Which is NOT one of the indicators on the glass ceiling index?
Educational attainment
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Labor market attachment
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Pay
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Child costs
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How early in the year a person's birthday is.
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Even though women seem to be making gains, they still suffer disadvantages, such as:
Women take more degrees in fine arts, than the STEM fields (science, technology, engineering, and mathematics), where men outnumber women.
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Careers tend to lose both prestige and pay as larger numbers of women enter them.
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Education in these areas (e.g., engineering and computer science) leads to jobs with higher levels of pay.
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All the above are true.
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A and C only.
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Many immigrants haven't achieved the success they hoped for because of:
Access to higher social status and economic positions in Canada is unequal.
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racial discrimination is still prevalent in Canadian hiring.
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Some immigrant groups face barriers within the Canadian education system, as shown by high dropout rates and low rates of post-secondary education.
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All the above are true.
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A and C only.
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Overeducation may lead to:
increases in job dissatisfaction,
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worker discontent and greater political alienation.
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weakened loyalty to the dominant achievement ideology.
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All the above
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A and B only.
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What does segmented labor market theory argue?
There is a linear relationship between education and job attainment.
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As people get older, they find new identities and roles to take on in society.
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There is symbolic meaning attached to different attainments on a persons' resume.
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The labor market is stratified, and entry and upward mobility are difficult for people with only a high school education.
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The importance of social networks and social capital in gaining employment
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Which of the following is NOT an example of the primary labor market?
Doctor
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Lawyer
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Accountant
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Engineer
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Nanny
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A low intergenerational income elasticity, means which of the following?
Social class is more persistent
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People change careers a lot
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It is hard to get into a post-secondary educational institute
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Social class is less persistent & more amenable to change.
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There is credential inflation
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What is the average cost of an undergraduate degree in Canada per year?
$1500
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$2,789
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$4,245
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$6,693
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$8,999
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Which university in Canada was the first to allow women to enter?
Victoria University
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University of Alberta
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University of Toronto
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Mount Allison University
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McGill University
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A person's educational achievement is an example of an achieved status.
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People are likely to inherit the social class of their parents.
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Many children tell anyone about their bullying experience or seek help and support.
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The primary labor market consists of jobs that offer good wages, chances to get ahead, and job security.
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A disproportionate number of women and visible minorities are found in the primary labor market.
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People born into higher income, more educated households tend to get more education than people born into lower income, less educated households.
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As the victims of bullying get older, they are less likely to be bullied, but they'll likely continue to be victimized.
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Young men are reportedly more likely to have an intellectual, social, or emotional investment in school endeavors.
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Boys are more likely than girls to graduate high school in every province.
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One component of the process of educational decolonization involves the implementation of curriculum that includes and values Indigenous' peoples' languages and ways of knowing.
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