After John Stolzfus' first wife died, he remarried so that he would have someone to care for his five children
a. so far, this is a typical encounter with death in American society in the 21st century
b. this encounter with death is more typical of American encounters with death prior to the late twentieth century
c. this demonstrates Amish attitudes that reject behaviors among what they call the "English"
d. this behavior contrasts sharply with how Puritans behave in America today
e. none of these
B
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a. motives and expectations can color our experiences. b. information needs to be viewed with a certain degree of skepticism. c. single-cause explanations are often inaccurate. d. sciences do not exist in a cultural vacuum.
We develop a self-concept primarily through:
A) self-reflection. B) interaction with others. C) education. D) goal setting.
Tara walks by the "self-help" section of her local bookstore and sees titles such as "How to Stop Smoking," "Manage Your Anger the Right Way," and "Cut out the Carbs." Common to each of these books is the theme of increasing one's
A. self-knowledge. B. self-regulation. C. self-esteem. D. self-concept.
This man was the first to equate sex with guilt, because he linked sex with the downfall of Adam and Eve
a. St. Paul b. St. Augustine c. Pope John Paul II d. Jesus