Fixmer-Oraiz and Wood argue that communication is the fulcrum for change because
A. change comes through communication.
B. communication allows us to identify and challenge cultural views.
C. communication allows us to define alternatives and persuade others.
D. individuals may be powerful social agents for change through communication.
E. all of the above are valid reasons.
E. all of the above are valid reasons.
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Which recent event was reminiscent of Philip Zimbardo's mock prison experiment conducted in 1971?
A. the invasion of Kuwaiti jails B. the Abu Ghraib prison scandal C. the terrorist attacks of 9/11 D. None of these answers is correct.
Which of the following is most likely to be socially constructed?
a. sex b. sex role c. gender d. orientation
What makes researchers believe there is hope of ending the HIV/AIDS pandemic?
a. There have been many cures to other diseases found over the years. b. A cultural shift in Sub-Saharan Africa has eradicated prejudice against alternative sexual orientations, making it more likely that HIV sufferers will seek help. c. There has been a decrease in AIDS mortality rates. d. People around the world are committed to working together to end AIDS.
The research process may begin again if a researcher discovers additional questions when analyzing the existing data.
Answer the following statement true (T) or false (F)