Describe the social status of the two-spirit in various cultures.
What will be an ideal response?
The two-spirit is typically a man who assumes female dress, roles, and social status. Two-spirits constitute a third sex or gender in many cultures, and they are often considered shamans, or individuals who possess great spiritual power.
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A. Thomas Bouchard B. Jim Springer C. Raymond Cattell D. Julian Rotter
In Yellowstone National Park, a small group of employees runs a fast food operation which is physically removed from all of the larger lodges in town. These employees comment that they feel separated from the company's other operations; however, each summer this group tends to be a tight-knit group. This exemplifies:
a. group homogeneity b. stability of group membership c. group isolation d. outside group pressure
Colon cancer results from small clumps of cells called ___________ that turn cancerous
a. gallstones c. B cells b. polyps d. T cells
An idealized habituation/dehabituation curve indicates that infants
a. can tell the difference between two stimuli. b. shows a constant preference for one of two stimuli. c. has a lack of interest in both stimuli. d. prefer certain colors over others.