Chapter 4: Interaction, Groups, and Organizations
True or False



1.  

Most societies reserve the use of conflict for officials of the state.

TRUE
FALSE


2.  

Being a professor is an ascribed status.

TRUE
FALSE


3.  

Sometimes a person's ascribed status will affect their achieved status.

TRUE
FALSE


4.  

Some working parents experience role strain when their responsibilities as parents and as employees are incompatible.

TRUE
FALSE


5.  

The number of units in the social network of a member of an industrial society is less than that of a member of a preindustrial society.

TRUE
FALSE


6.  

Pretending not to notice a mistake in a role performance is called studied nonobservance.

TRUE
FALSE


7.  

Simon failed to get a job with the Federal Bureau of Investigation because he wore torn blue jeans to the interview. Simon failed in back region behavior.

TRUE
FALSE


8.  

Five people waiting at a bus stop constitute a group.

TRUE
FALSE


9.  

Primary groups often develop within secondary groups.

TRUE
FALSE


10.  

Democratic leaders encourage the flow of communication and ideas between leader and members.

TRUE
FALSE


11.  

The roles in a bureaucracy differ in prestige and power.

TRUE
FALSE


12.  

All organizations are bureaucracies.

TRUE
FALSE


13.  

Bureaucracies have many people at the top of the authority structure and few at the bottom.

TRUE
FALSE


14.  

One of the negative consequences of bureaucracies is trained incapacity.

TRUE
FALSE


15.  

Sometimes the goals of a bureaucracy are replaced with the goals of a bureaucrat.

TRUE
FALSE


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