In the case of the University of California v. Bakke, the U.S. Supreme Court determined that:
a. universities cannot use race or ethnicity as a criterion for selecting students for admission.
b. universities can use quotas based on race or ethnicity as needed to attain an ethnically diverse student body.
c. using race as a criterion in selecting students was legitimate if it was one among many criteria in creating a more ethnically balanced student body.
d. using race or ethnicity as a criterion in selecting students constituted a form of reverse discrimination against whites.
c
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A) The production of durable goods such as automobiles, refrigerators, and washing machines is the emphasis. B) High-efficiency production of food and fiber products is most prevalent. C) The transmission and use of information services dominates the work force. D) Leisure time activities are the primary product of the society.
People tend to have the most friends and acquaintances during which time period?
a. adolescence b. middle age c. young adulthood d. old age
Families on average are __________ today than in the past
a. the same size b. smaller c. slightly larger d. much larger
What category/style of communication skills is referred to as more comforting and involve a significant amount of listening?
- Affectively oriented - Status-oriented - Instrumentally oriented - Network-oriented