According to standpoint theory
A. people with the most social privilege are most likely to develop an oppositional stance toward existing power structures.
B. people who are privileged in some ways but disadvantaged in others are most likely to develop an oppositional stance toward existing power structures.
C. people with the least social privilege are most likely to develop an oppositional stance toward existing power structures.
D. no group is more likely than another to develop an oppositional stance toward existing power structures.
C. people with the least social privilege are most likely to develop an oppositional stance toward existing power structures.
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A computer analogy is used to explain
A. the information processing approach. B. the origins of source memories. C. how prospective memory works. D. age-related declines in speed of processing.
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A. single-parent family, expressed through the maintenance of close bonds and attention to the needs of children. B. a sense of virility, personal worth, and pride in one's own family. C. extended family, expressed through the maintenance of close ties and strong obligations to kinfolk. D. nuclear family, expressed through the maintenance of a strong system of rituals and permanence.