How do strongly prejudiced people end up that way?
a. Some people seem to naturally have negative feelings about others who are not like them
b. Children are rarely prejudiced until they enter school and are influenced into prejudice by their peers.
c. Socialization leading to prejudiced attitudes occurs in the family, as well as through the media and peers.
d. Deviant individuals are more likely to be prejudiced than conforming individuals.
c
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Indicate whether the statement is true or false
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a. Weapons technology has changed. b. Peace is no longer a priority. c. The United States has decreased military spending. d. New economic systems have made war obsolete.
Answer the following statement(s) true (T) or false (F)
1. The system of private schools that existed before the American Revolution was a basis for promoting the "Americanization" of immigrants in the 19th and 20th centuries. 2. The post-Revolutionary establishment of a constitutional democracy in America eliminated the discriminatory treatment of ethnic populations. 3. The economic development and exploitation of land and natural resources in America increased the prosperity of England. 4. The dominant systems of symbols in America—language, values, and laws—trace their roots to the early German settlers. 5. The number and variety of languages brought to America by European immigrants transformed society into a bilingual environment.
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a. Primary time makes children the direct focus, while secondary time involves doing a task together. b. Primary time is the beginning of an activity, while secondary time is as the activity progresses. c. Primary time is the observation of the children, while secondary time involves the use of a babysitter. d. Primary time is performed by mothers, while secondary time is performed by fathers.