Michael joins his college leadership program and, like many other students hangs out and studies in their lounge space. Michael often dominates conversation, sharing ever more involved stories than others around the table. Soon, other students stop coming to the lounge because of his behaviors. Michael has made himself an out-group member because of ______.
a. opposition
b. social identity theory
c. lack of social skills
d. none of these
c. lack of social skills
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The collecting of blood between the covering of the brain and the brain itself is a(n)
a. concussion. b. contusion. c. epidural hematoma. d. subdural hematoma.
What of the following is an important difference between historical research and phenomenology?
a. One has roots in the humanities and the other in the social sciences. b. One collects information from people with first-hand experience or knowledge about a particular topic whereas the other does not. c. One uses content analysis while the other does not. d. One is better at explaining human behaviors while the other is better at explaining human attitudes.
In cooperative learning situations, students are each other's primary teachers
Indicate whether the statement is true or false.
Good ways to gather cultural knowledge include ____________.
a. content and discourse analysis b. phenomenological interviews c. psychological scales d. detached observation