What is a norm?
What will be an ideal response?
A norm is a shared rule or standard about how people ought to act in certain situations (occasions, social contexts) or about how particular people should act toward particular other people.
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All of the following statements about a pilgrimage are correct except:
a. There are pilgrimages in every known religion b. During a pilgrimage, participants are involved in religious drama. c. Pilgrimages occur to sites that are metaphysically significant. d. Pilgrims travel in order to seek enlightenment.
In the English word farmers the –er is called:
a. a root. b. a stem. c. an affix. d. a base.
In Robert Schrauf’s comparative study, which group was used to represent immigrants with the greatest retention of their native language?
A) second-generation immigrants B) third-generation immigrants C) first-generation immigrants D) fourth-generation immigrants
Trying to operate in an unfamiliar culture ______
a. often leads to the experience of culture shock. b. is never difficult for an educated person. c. is relatively easy if you have read a book about that culture. d. may lead to physical distress but not psychological distress. e. creates mild psychological stress.