Information about possible sources of support should:
Be given to all participants
Only be given to participants who cry during an interview
Only be included on a debrief sheet
Only be given to participants who ask for it
Be given to all participants
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The process whereby groups with different cultures come to have a common culture is known as:
a. assimilation. b. pluralism. c. subjugation. d. segregation. e. incorporation.
Val and Nichole live in the same county in the United States. Val is wealthy, and attends a private high school with class sizes under 18 that offers art, music, foreign language, and advanced courses. In addition, Val takes private music lessons, gymnastics, and is involved in a children's theater program. In contrast, Nichole's family is poor. She attends a public school in a poor neighborhood with most class sizes over 30 and offers remedial courses, but no advanced courses. Art and music courses are minimal. Val and Nichole's life differences are based on
A. legacy preference. B. social mobility. C. caste system. D. ascribed status.
How are ethnocentrism and heterosexism similar?
a. Both make assumptions about what is right and normal. b. Both rely on social class to make judgments about people. c. Both are primarily associated with people of color. d. Both are valid components of ethnographic research.
According to George Herbert Mead, during which stage of development does a child respond to numerous members of the social environment and grasp his or her distinctive social position?
A. The preparatory stage B. The play stage C. The game stage D. The concrete operational stage