Concerned about various local and national issues, including nativistic attacks on immigrants, Chinese and other Asian Americans organized a 2006 protest_________?
a. for equal rights against hate crimes
b. against a bill in the U.S. House that turned undocumented immigrants into felons.
c. for key U.S. policy changes toward China
d. for the recognition of pan-Asian political organizations
b. against a bill in the U.S. House that turned undocumented immigrants into felons.
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Why is corporate dumping problematic?
A) It helps create jobs for those in the developing world. B) It contributes to pro-American sentiment. C) It often ultimately affects people in the United States. D) It is more expensive for corporations to dispose of materials in developing countries.
Janice is learning about the practice of polygamy. While she would not like to be in a polygamist relationship herself, she understands why the system works in some cultures. Janice's analysis is an example of:
a. ethnocentrism. b. cultural diffusion. c. normative adaptation. d. cultural relativity.
Answer the following statement(s) true (T) or false (F)
1. Radical behaviorists focus on covert behaviors. 2. A basic principle of symbolic interaction is people learn the shared meanings of symbols. 3. A basic principle of symbolic interaction is that humans assess the relative advantages and disadvantages of different courses of action. 4. A basic principle of symbolic interaction is that humans modify the interpretations of symbols through interactions with each other. 5. A basic principle of symbolic interaction is that social thought is influenced by interactions.
Tracking __________
A) is a way of monitoring a child’s academic performance to ensure that he or she is performing up to standard B) segregates students by perceived ability C) causes wealthy children to be overrepresented in the slow track D) is relatively rare in American education