LaPiere's research convinced him that among the factors that most affected how innkeepers and restaurant personnel treated his nonwhite couple was _________
a. the quality of their clothing
b. the appearance of their baggage
c. their cleanliness
d. their air of self-confidence
e. all of the above
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People frequently orient their actions toward __________ groups and consider what those groups' members would say about their actions
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Which of the following is an example of cap and trade?
A. Low-polluting countries reduce their pollution standards at a slightly lower rate than higher polluting countries. Those countries that meet their targets enter into mutually beneficial trade agreements. B. Polluting Company X reduces its level of pollution and receives credit for the reduction. It then sells its credit to polluting Company Z, whose emissions exceed the regulatory limit. C. The United States works with other countries to encourage lower thresholds of pollution, and those countries that reduce their levels for two years receive better trade agreements with the United States. D. Company X, which does not pollute, trades information with Company Z, which does pollute, on ways in which Company Z can lower its pollution levels.
Dee is a college-educated, upper-middle class, 45-year-old Black woman who would like a homogamous relationship with a man. Yet because of social and cultural factors, her _________ is somewhat limited
a) pool of eligibles
b) eligible bachelor set
c) spurious dating pool
d) open boundaries
e) geographic script
Because Sample 1 is sometimes larger or smaller than Sample 2, the two estimates of the population variance are combined into an overall pooled estimate, which is a(n) _____________estimate
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