A person who kills a member of his or her family is usually judged by society to be
A. not as threatening as someone who kills a stranger.
B. not responsible for the act due to insanity.
C. a major threat to the public at large.
D. subject to the same code of justice as anyone else.
Answer: A
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a) relating their private experiences to shared social conditions with other women. b) defining their self-worth by focusing on the needs of the men in their lives. c) ignoring the history of their families in order to advance a new feminist agenda. d) changing their identity to create a new biography of their lives.
Native American adolescents have been well documented in having all of the following problems but:
a) drug use. b) identity difficulties. c) bipolar depression. d) sexual risk-taking.
Who said that "religion is the opiate of the masses"?
a. Durkheim b. Engels c. Marx d. Rousseau
Some scientists describe healthy infants' brains as "small computers" because they can get damaged if not maintained well
Indicate whether the statement is true or false