W. E. B. DuBois’ concept of ______ metaphorically captures the ways race serves as a symbolic boundary between Whites and Blacks that is both seen by others, and seen through the wearer.
a. the veil
b. double-consciousness
c. primary group
d. looking glass self
a. the veil
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African Americans' higher rate of coronary heart disease appears to be at least partially related to
A) job stresses they confront. B) higher employment rates of women. C) an overuse of health care services. D) none of the above; African Americans do not have higher rates of coronary heart disease.
Mark knows his relationship with his partner will soon end. He is now talking with friends and family, telling them his side of the story and garnering support. Mark is in the ________ of the dissolution of his relationship.
A) resurrection phase B) personal phase C) dyadic phase D) social phase
Caffeine works in the brain by:
A. stimulating dopamine release. B. blocking adenosine receptors. C. interfering with glutamate release. D. blocking serotonin receptors.
Which type of ethnomethodological conversational analysis focuses on strategies different types of people use to become acquainted and engage in setting-talk?
a. Integration of talk and nonvocal activities b. Initiating laughter c. Doing shyness (and self-confidence) d. Interactive emergence of sentences and stories