The process by which outlying areas become more important at the expense of the central city is termed:
a. decentralization
b. deurbanization
c. suburbanization
d. urban deinstitutionalization
A
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a. it reduces infant and child mortality b. it increases education of men. c. it increases the economic value of children. d. it provides media exposure to values that promote pronatalism.
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a. secondary group identity. b. biological stage development. c. money for better care. d. any experience with boys her own age, so she is socially shy. e. primary socialization.
You see a young couple on the street with their newborn baby. The baby starts to cry and the father hands the baby to the mother and states, "It is time for a diaper change!" This interaction is an example of
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