Religion and the state are examples of agents of socialization.
Answer the following statement true (T) or false (F)
True
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During the nineteenth and twentieth centuries, folk ideas about race were supplemented with ______ justifications for treating people of other races differently.
A. realistic B. irrational C. legal D. scientific
Social research shows how people’s attitudes and opinions:
a. are more similar to those of their friends than to those of their family members b. may shift slightly over their lifetime, but remain generally the same from the time of their youth and early adulthood c. reflect their economic status and are predictable if researchers know their annual income d. have little relationship to what they actually do or how they live
___________ is the failure of a child's caregiver to provide food, adequate attention and supervision, or medical care
a. Abuse b. PTSD c. Child harassment d. Neglect