Living in the street, or foster care sytem, or when a person has no fixed place to sleep at night. This includes people staying in motels until their money runs out, those staying with friends, those staying in shelters, and those sleeping outside or in whatever space they can find to protect them from the weather.
What is homelessness?
100
Explains that individuals begin to appreciate the wide range of appropriate role behaviors that makes each of us unique in emerging adulthood.
What is the Theory of Ego Development?
100
Estimates are made based on the number of people staying at shelters and visiting soup kitchens to determine this.
How are the amount of homeless people in a city determined?
100
What are common sources of funding emerging adults use to pay for the post-secondary education?
What are personal savings, employment income, and non-repayable money from family, partners, or friends sources of?
100
What might eliminate any discrimination on the basis of gender?
What is Pay Equity Laws.
200
These people explain that differences in interests and attitudes are formed through socialization so that mean and women can perform appropriate gender roles in society
Who are functionalists?
200
Was the generation that was raised by parents who were challenging traditional gender roles of men and women.
Who is Generation X?
200
Where do homeless youth tend to flock?
What is large cities.
200
These help cover post-secondary education costs but are rarely enough to cover all post-secondary education expenses.
What are scholarships, grants, and bursaries?
200
When did the Human Rights Act forbid discrimination in hiring?
What is 1977.
300
Prioritizing the needs of family and society over individual needs.
What is collectivism?
300
Inspired political action to end gender role stereotyping and patriarchy, and the idea that men were worthy of higher status and power than women did.
What is the Women's Liberation Movement?
300
65, 000 individuals in Canada
What is the number of homeless youth in Canada.
300
An explanation as to why more families are encouraged to save for post-secondary education now compared to the past.
What is the benefit of more government-sponsored plans?
300
These are the three important, but different ideas we talk about when we say Pay Equity.
What is What is Equal Pay for Equal Work, Equal Pay for Work of Equal Value, and Pay Equity Laws.
400
Prioritizing duty to family over society.
What is duty based moral?
400
Most likely consist of occupational roles with or without the additional role of starting a family.
What is a Women's dream and/or life goals?
400
What percentage of homeless youth are unemployed and survive by “developing street moneymaking economies”?
What is 73%
400
A family would need to invest up to this amount of money each year for 18 years to be able to fund one child's post-secondary education.
What is $2900
400
How are jobs compared to evaluate equal pay?
Acceptable Answers:
What is Skill.
What is Effort.
What is Responsibility.
What is Working Conditions.
What is Duties.
What is service.
What is education.
What is experience.
What is love.
What is life.
500
The theory that children are influenced by the role models they observe in the media and in daily experience more than the guidance they receive from their parents and teachers. Therefore, despite that fact that children might have been taught they have broader options, they might see themselves in traditional gender roles
What is the symbolic interactionists theory?
500
64% of women, 86% of men.
What percent of women and men claimed that paid work was important for their personal happiness in a survey conducted in 1995?
500
Margaret Mead suggests that a successful society should provide these two things for a successful socialization to occur?
What is a set of consistent beliefs about the behaviour of adults along with opportunities for young people to participate in clear adult roles.
500
This percentage of student graduates claimed that they had trouble paying their loans back two years after graduation.
What is 25%.
500
How can you determine if an occupation is predominantly male/female?
What is When 60% of an occupational group is one gender.