Much of the world’s coffee is produced by small farmers in the Global South. When services like Coffee CSA work with these farmers, they agree to lock in a price paid by the Global North for the coffee so long as the producer meets the production criteria set by the CSA. This is an example of:
a. fair trade
b. postcolonialism
c. neomodernization
d. globalized equity
a. fair trade
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According to Heckhausen, Wrosch, and Schulz, this is an example of a. primary control. b. secondary control. c. possible selves. d. problem-focused coping mechanisms.
Terkel (1974) reported that workers were most likely to feel when they performed routine, repetitive actions
ANSWER:
The observation of behavior, without intervention, in a community or group is called interviewing
a. true b. false
The primary reason that poverty is so much higher among single mothers in the United States than among single mothers in other developed countries is that __________.
A. women in the United States have their children at younger ages than do women in peer nations B. peer nations offer cash programs and social policies specifically designed to help families with children, and these programs lift many families out of poverty C. single mothers in the United States may be in cohabiting relationships and therefore receive assistance from their partners, whereas this is not the case in peer nations D. single mothers in the United States have smaller families than do single mothers in peer nations