the "push and pull factors" approach to the study of migration helps us better understand individuals decisions regarding migration. which of the following is an example of the "push" factor?
a. political turmoil in the area of origin
b. new job opportunities in the area of destination
c.excellent education in the area of origin
d. religious oppression in the area of destination
c. high unemployment in the area of destination
a. political turmoil in the area of origin
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Remarried couples tend to perceive their new relationships as more equitable than their first marriages. Why is this?
a) Women have fewer levels of financial resources in their second marriages than in their first. b) Women seek more power because of specific experiences in their prior marriages. c) Men concede less during marital conflicts than they did in their first marriages d) Both remarried men and women have more rigid ideas about their roles in marriage. e) Actually, remarried couples tend to perceive their new relationship as less equitable than their first marriages.
Roberta's husband has been hospitalized with dementia. This unfortunate turn of events increases the likelihood that
(a) Roberta will die. (b) Roberta's husband will have a stroke. (c) Roberta will develop obstructive pulmonary disease. (d) All of the above.
Franz Joseph Gall's system was called __________
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The Dakota Access Pipeline was originally intended to run near a predominantly white community, but after protests, the route was altered to take the pipeline near Native lands. Which kind of institutional racism is this an example of?
a. Political b. Environmental c. Housing d. Educational