Who coined the term standpoint epistemology?
a. Collins
b. Smith
c. Habermas
d. Adorno
b. Smith
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In general, the earlier Arab immigrants from Greater Syria
a. retained strong ties to their homeland. b. retained their native language. c. sought to appear as Anglo American as they could in public. d. faced little if any discrimination from the dominant group in the U.S
The region that has the lowest alcohol consumption in the United States is the
a) Midwestern states. b) Pacific Coast states. c) Middle Atlantic states. d) Southern states.
Answer the following statements true (T) or false (F)
1. A higher value is placed on boys than on girls in most societies around the world. 2. The superego refers to the lifelong process by which we acquire the knowledge, cultural values, and skills needed to function as human beings and participate in society. 3. Piaget’s concrete operational thought stage begins at adolescence and continues through adulthood—children develop capacities for abstract thought and can conceptualize more complex issues or rules that can be used for problem solving. 4. George Herbert Mead identified four stages of cognitive development that are rooted in biology and based upon age: the sensorimotor intelligence; preoperational thought; concrete operational thought: and formal operational thought. 5. Social learning theory developed by Alfred Bandura (1973; 1977; 1997) promoted the idea that children learn by reinforcement to state that children also learn by watching and imitating others.
Based on Mead, "taking the role of the other" means which of the following?
A. imitating those around oneself B. projecting oneself C. performing a particular function D. engaging in stoic dramatization