When talking to children about death, it is important to
A. assume they have no beliefs about death.
B. verify and clarify what they think you've told them.
C. not hesitate in giving sophisticated explanations.
D. avoid teachable moments and wait for a crisis.
Answer: B
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A) managing employees was considered easier than managing machines B) globalization limited the growth and spread of investment and trade C) employers replaced the lowest skilled workers with automation D) there was an increasing demand for workers in assembly line jobs
_________ are relatively inexpensive and can be completed quickly
A. Surveys B. Case studies C. Ethnographies D. Focus groups
The methods and tools that are available for acquiring the basic needs of daily life are referred to as: a. political institutions. b. subsistence technology
c. degree of military developments. d. family structures.
When George Herbert Mead refers to the generalized other, he means ______.
A. one's friends B. one's family C. an abstract community of people in one's social milieu D. a very important role model