Liberation theology refers to

A. the use of a church, primarily the Roman Catholic Church, in a political effort to eliminate poverty, discrimination, and other forms of injustice.
B. the use of a church, primarily the Muslim temple, in a political effort to eliminate poverty, discrimination, and other forms of injustice.
C. people who support a literal interpretation of the book of Genesis.
D. a religious organization that claims to include most of the members of a society.


A. the use of a church, primarily the Roman Catholic Church, in a political effort to eliminate poverty, discrimination, and other forms of injustice.

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a. revolutionary ideas c. globalization b. planned obsolescence d. conflict

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Applying the research findings of a particular sample to the larger population is known as

A) generalization. B) the Hawthorne effect. C) a longitudinal study. D) random sampling.

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Some very important positions in government, including President, Representative, Senator, and Supreme Court Justice, have no upper age limitation

Indicate whether the statement is true or false

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Both Aletha and her partner are getting equal amounts of outcome from their relationship. Aletha feels she is putting more into the relationship than her partner.

According to equity theorists, Aletha is likely to feel: A) dissatisfied because if she is contributing more, she should also be getting more out of the relationship than her partner does. B) satisfied because both she and her partner are getting equal amounts out of the relationship. C) dissatisfied because the more one puts into a relationship, the more dissatisfied that person is with the relationship. D) satisfied because she knows she is doing all she can for the relationship.

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