What result from Bourhis' (1985) study indicated a change from previous studies on language attitudes in Canada?
A Anglophones had better attitudes toward English than they had in the past.
B Anglophones had more negative attitudes toward French than they had in the past.
C Francophones had better attitudes toward French than they had in the past.
D Francophones had more negative attitudes toward French than they had in the past.
E Both anglophones and francophones had more positive attitudes toward English than they had in the past.
C
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A. Warfare is conducted by professional armies. B. Political institutions are maintained totally separate from economic institutions. C. Social control is maintained mostly through physical coercion. D. Economic, political, and religious activities are often embedded in one another. E. All political power is based on religion.
__________ considers cultural diversity to stem from the differences in the forms by which people express universal meanings, rather than the meanings themselves
a. Interpretive anthropology b. Structuralism c. Cultural ecology d. Evolutionary anthropology
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A. sports allow for easy cross-cultural comparison because in the international arena the way sports are practiced is the same. B. they exemplify how the media determine single-handedly which sports are popular and which are not. C. sports can symbolize certain key aspects of the culture in which they are highly popular. D. they give insight into unfamiliar cultural dynamics that have nothing to do with the general culture. E. sports are a rare aspect of culture that is influenced by culture but not vice versa.