Cultural constructions:
a. are the multitude of ways in which people perceive and interpret their world.
b. apply to only the natural world.
c. are never taken for granted.
d. are the same in all human groups.
A
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a. primate characteristics evolved as adaptive advantages in a purely terrestrial environment. b. mammalian characteristics evolved as adaptive advantages in a purely arboreal environment. c. primate characteristics evolved as adaptive advantages in the shrubby forest undergrowth. d. primate characteristics evolved as primates adapted to the highest tiers in the forest canopy. e. primate characteristics evolved as adaptive advantages in a purely aquatic environment.
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Speakers of the standard dialect gain prestige and respect, while speakers of nonstandard dialects are __________
a. looked down upon b. viewed as superior c. not taken seriously d. viewed as uneducated