Which one of the following is not an example of the ways global and local forces intersect?
a. A driver places a bumper sticker on his truck asking people to "Go Veg - Save the Planet".
b. Eureka, Nevada, bypassed by globalization, markets itself as a town on "the loneliest road in America".
c. The apple juice we drink is something made from local trees.
d. Smart phones, first released in 1996, are now used by billions of people in locations around the world.
c
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a. is linked to cardiovascular problems. b. affects blood glucose levels and may lead to adult-onset diabetes. c. might improve body circulation, lower cholesterol levels, and reduce the risk of heart disease. d. is a precursor to alcohol addiction.
_____ refers to a process of people moving about, talking to one another, and becoming increasingly excited.
A. Milling B. Hysteria C. Gossip D. Panic E. Phobia
Genie was studied intensively by scientists primarily interested in a. how physical attractiveness affects personality
b. language acquisition and the psychological effects of extreme confinement. c. how age chronology affects one's social development. d. how the human genome affects personality development.
Habermas served as _________ assistant from 1956 to 1959 at the Institute for Social Research, which by then had relocated to Frankfurt, Germany.
a. Lukács’ b. Horkheimer c. Adorno’s d. Freud’s