John studied underground miners by becoming a miner. He became increasingly concerned about his role, how he might affect what he studied, and how much he should become involved in the lives of the miners. He gave these issues a lot of thought, particularly regarding their impact on the study. This sense of things acting on themselves is known as
a. indexicality.
b. focus groups.
c. symbolic realism.
d. reflexivity.
e. sensibility
D
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A) interracial marriage. B) income. C) education levels. D) professional and managerial jobs.
All of the following were identified by the National Urban League as strengths of African American families except:
What will be an ideal response?
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a. managers b. workers c. petty officers d. royalty