Bordieu Describes the Ways in Which Working-Class Students' Life Experience

question 21

Multiple Choice

Bordieu describes the ways in which working-class students' life experience find little resonance in the school curriculum as ________, which ultimately leads working class students to engage in forms of self-selection and self-censorship.

• A) disinhibition
• B) desensitization
• C) cultural capital
• D) habitus
• E) symbolic violence

Understand the fundamental concepts and characteristic assumptions of behaviorism.

Identify the differences between radical and methodological behaviorists.

Recognize the importance of the environment and past experiences in shaping behavior according to behaviorists.

Distinguish between intervening variables and observable measures in behaviorist research.

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