Research shows an inverse relationship between levels of education and extent of prejudice. As far as we know today, which of the following most likely accounts for at least some of that relationship?I. People who are less educated have greater contact with people of various ethnic and racial groups, thereby making them less prejudiced.II. As people attain more education they become more tolerant.III. People who are prejudice are less likely to pursue a higher education.IV. As people become more educated, they are more careful about revealing their prejudices.

CLEP Introductory Sociology covers all of that is usually taught in an introductory one-semester college course on Sociology. The exam focuses on basic facts and concepts as well as general theoretical approaches used by sociologists on the topics of institutions, social patterns, social processes, social stratifications, and the sociological perspective. The exam contains approximately 100 questions to be answered in 90 minutes. CLEP Introductory Sociology exam content: Institutions (20%): Economic Educational Family Medical Political Religious   Social Patterns... Show more

CLEP Introductory Sociology covers all of that is usually taught in an introductory one-semester college course on Sociology.
The exam focuses on basic facts and concepts as well as general theoretical approaches used by sociologists on the topics of institutions, social patterns, social processes, social stratifications, and the sociological perspective.

The exam contains approximately 100 questions to be answered in 90 minutes.

CLEP Introductory Sociology exam content:
Institutions (20%):
Economic
Educational
Family
Medical
Political
Religious
 

Social Patterns (10%):
Community
Demography
Human ecology/environmental sociology
Rural/urban patterns

Social Processes (25%):
Collective behavior and social movements
Culture
Deviance and social control
Groups and organizations
Social change
Social interaction
Socialization

Social Stratification (Process and Structure) (25%):
Aging
Power and social inequality
Professions and occupations
Race and ethnic relations
Sex and gender roles
Social class
Social mobility

The Sociological Perspective (20%):
History of sociology
Methods
Sociological theory

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