Which of the following is a common strategy adopted by teenaged girls to reduce the likelihood of encountering serious threats to their well-being in any setting?
A. making a lot of friends who will defend them
B. retaliating when provoked by men on the streets
C. spending more time on the streets and showing no fear
D. isolating themselves from close friendship
Answer: D
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A) alternative economic activities for survival B) real estate speculators who purchase and withhold apartments from the housing market C) landlords who buy properties in poor neighborhoods for jobs D) young White professionals to get them to move into the neighborhood
What three factors enabled Italian American women working outside the home to retain their ethnic identity?
What will be an ideal response?
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a. from other blacks who are their neighbors. b. from their older relatives who still live in primarily black, inner city neighborhoods. c. from their parents, but otherwise they have few interactions with other blacks. d. from whites who have had considerable experience living with blacks.