In which of the following ways is Japanese capitalism distinct from that of the West?
a. Japanese firms are less oriented toward making profits
b. Japanese workers have little job security
c. Japanese firms are more competitive with one another
d. Japanese workers show a higher degree of loyalty to their companies
d
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a. Awestruck b. Naïve c. Cynical d. Critical
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a. differentiated and usually competitive. b. one of mere harmony and love. c. devoid of self-assertion. d. without appropriate passions.
__________ has the highest percentage of Hispanic residents
A) Chicago B) Houston C) San Diego D) Miami
In using the sociological imagination to understand how someone selects a mate, we would look for:
a. social values internalized from reading religious texts. b. individuals engaging in competition for partners. c. the social value of universal features of attractiveness. d. how groups defined values related to good matches. e. an economic rational choice of balanced interests.