Which of the following countries has the highest infant mortality rate?
A) Singapore
B) Canada
C) Japan
D) Sweden
B
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What will be an ideal response?
What can parents do to reduce the chance of oppositional defiant disorder? a. monitor their child's peers/exposure to delinquent models b. restrict their child's TV time c. impose a curfew of 10:00 P.M
d. give their child time to grow up/don't make a big deal out of it
The part of one's identity that is formed early in childhood and not easily changed is one's
a. life course b. core identity c. sense of self d. none of these
Explain the meaning of the following passage from Simmel’s, The Stranger:
What will be an ideal response? The stranger is near and far at the same time, as in any relationship based on merely universal human similarities. Between these two factors of nearness and distance, however, a peculiar tension arises, since the consciousness of having only the absolutely general in common has exactly the effect of putting a special emphasis on that which is not common. For a stranger to the country, the city, the race, and so on, what is stressed is again nothing individual, but alien origin, a quality which he has, or could have, in common with many other strangers. For this reason strangers are not really perceived as individuals, but as strangers of a certain type. Their remoteness is no less general than their nearness.