Emilia was a careless, pampered adult. Her life took a complete turn after she became a mother. Responsibility came naturally to her, and she began to enjoy taking care of her baby round the clock. The dramatic change in Emilia's behavior is an example of _____
A) ?internalization
B) ?rehabilitation
C) ?authoritarian parenting
D) ?uninvolved parenting
E) ?voluntary resocialization
E
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A) sexual orientation may be along a continuum of behavior. B) few people are exclusively gay. C) 4% of men are exclusively gay. D) All of the above
Identify a true statement about individuals in the upper-middle class.
A. Theyare the old rich who have been wealthy for generations. B. They live on earned income rather than accumulated or inherited wealth. C. They have less autonomy and freedom from supervision in their occupations than those in the lower-middle class. D. They are less likely than those in the general population to work 50 or more hours per week. E. They are the nouveau riche, those with "new money."
I surveyed 48 randomly-selected residents of the apartment complex where I live to determine their voting habits. I can only use this information to generalize to all the residents if
a. there is evidence of a normal population distribution. b. the 48 residents all have the same voting habits. c. the 48 residents are equally divided in their voting habits. d. the sample distribution is not normal in shape.
Assembly-line work is typically thought to be alienating because
a. it is repetitive. b. the tasks are too difficult. c. new technologies have created too many stressful intellectual demands. d. it is poorly paid. e. it requires more manual dexterity than many workers possess.