In relocation camps, first-generation Japanese immigrants regained their power of family decision-making.
Answer the following statement true (T) or false (F)
False
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A researcher is interested in studying the relationship between social class (upper, middle,
working, and lower) and a person's fear of losing their job in the next year (very afraid, a little bit, or not at all afraid). Which statistical method would be best for analyzing the relationship between subjective social class and the fear of unemployment? What will be an ideal response?
Most elderly people die at home
a. True b. False
Answer the following statement(s) true (T) or false (F)
1. In bridging two arenas of social thought, George Simmel can be thought of as both a modernist and a postmodernist. 2. anthony Giddens’s Juggernaut of Modernity is a grand theory with a unidirectional prediction of where society is headed. 3. Anthony Giddens’s Juggernaut of Modernity is fitting with his ideas on structuration because it accounts for both time and space. 4. Anthony Giddens’s Juggernaut of Modernity is fitting with his ideas on agency because it affords human actors great power of their destiny. 5. Anthony Giddens argues that modernity entails a breaking down of trust throughout society.
Development, as a project, had its origin in the colonial era because
a. European domination and superiority was seen as an indicator of human progress b. The global south needed a leader, which can only be found in Europe c. Europe is the largest continent in the world d. Europe survived most development crisis in the past