Marginalization in Berry’s model is usually accompanied by:
a. acculturative stress
b. feelings of alienation
c. confusion
d. loss of one’s own traditional culture
e. all of the above
Ans: e
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feel under benefited and upset about the nature of the relationship, whereas Diane will be contentbecause her needs are being met at minimal cost to her. b. Jack and Diane should be content with the relationship because people in an equity relationship do not keeptrack of costs and benefits. c. Jack should feel under benefited and upset about the nature of the relationship, and Diane should feel overbenefited and guilty. d. Jack should feel content with the relationship because he knows he's working for his partner's happiness, butDiane will feel over benefited and guilty.
Getting a more extensive education is one benefit of a. the reasonable person standard. b. the glass ceiling
c. role conflict. d. changing occupations.
Why is it important that adolescents get enough calcium?
A. It helps with athletic performance. B. It keeps the skin of teenagers clear. C. It helps aid in the digestion of fatty foods. D. It reduces the risk of osteoporosis as an adult.
A person whom others consider to be outstanding in moral commitment and character is referred to as a moral
A) paragon. B) apogee. C) exemplar. D) archetype.