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Multiple Choice questions



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Question 1.
Informal norms or everyday customs, such as the way we dress and eating habits, which may be violated without serious consequences, are called ____________.


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Question 2.
The view of deviance that relies on conformity to established social norms, specifically folkways, mores, and laws, is most aligned with which of the following approaches?


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Question 3.
Which of the following examples least qualifies as a method of social control?


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Question 4.
Sexual relations between two mutually consenting people who are not married to each other (or to anyone else) are classified as ____________.


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Question 5.
Which statement best describes society's reaction to prostitution over its 4,000 year history worldwide?


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Question 6.
In which of the following social situations is the demand for prostitution the greatest?


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Question 7.
An emotional condition suffered by many prostitutes that is similar to post-traumatic stress disorder that includes depression, anxiety, eating disorders, and drug and alcohol abuse is called ____________.


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Question 8.
At the highest tier level of prostitution, those who earn higher fees and have more selective working conditions are ____________.


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Question 9.
Sarita works at Mustang Sally's as a stripper and table dancer making about $2,000 a week. Based on the tier levels of prostitution, Sarita would be classified as a ____________.


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Question 10.
The only state in the United States where prostitution is legal is ____________ where it has been decriminalized in eleven counties.


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Question 11.
Although it is impossible to accurately count the number of prostitutes in the United States, the estimate ranges from ______ to _____.


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Question 12.
The peak earning age of prostitutes is among those who are _____ years of age.


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Question 13.
Jessica was classified as a "throwaway" prostitute when she was only 16. Which description best describes Jessica?


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Question 14.
What was the major reason sociologist Patricia Hill Collins suggested for the stereotype that most prostitutes are black women?


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Question 15.
The belief that prostitution provides quick, impersonal sexual satisfaction and helps protect the family as a social institution is most aligned with the ____________ perspective.


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Question 16.
Based on the symbolic interactionist perspective as advocated by sociologist Howard Becker, what is the major reason some people become prostitutes?


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Question 17.
Margo St. James, a former prostitute, founded the organization ____________ to advocate the sex industry be treated as a labor issue.


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Question 18.
Nina Hartley was the founder of a group of women in the pornography industry who considered themselves "feminist porno stars." This group was called ____________.


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Question 19.
The U.S. Supreme Court case that addressed a legal standard for obscenity in 1973 was _____________.


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Question 20.
The social construction of pornography as a social problem involves two frameworks which are a ____________ framework and a ____________ framework.


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Question 21.
What is the difference between material classified as being erotica and material that is classified as being obscene?


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Question 22.
The 1986 Attorney General's Commission on Pornography that concluded pornography was a danger to the public because it encouraged sexism against women and pedophilia was also called the ____________ Commission


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Question 23.
The profile of those who view pornography in adult book stores share all of the following qualities except ____________.


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Question 24.
The point of view that pornography is a threat to the moral values of society, especially family values is the ____________ view.


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Question 25.
According to U.S. government statistics, in 2003, women accounted for approximately _____ percent of all arrests for prostitution-related offenses and men accounted for approximately _____ percent of the arrests.


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