The Consequences of the Reorientation of People's Thinking from the Nation-State

question 98

Multiple Choice

The consequences of the reorientation of people's thinking from the nation-state to the global stage include the fact that:

• A) social responsibility extends beyond national borders, and people look to sources other than the nation-state to formulate their sense of identity
• B) people have resisted the responsibility to help people who do not reside within their national boundaries
• C) transnational corporations have been supporting branding through national boundaries
• D) modern globalization differs from the past only in the intensity of interaction among nations
• E) individuals are now embracing risker behaviors

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Definitions:

Axon

A long, thin part of a neuron that transmits impulses to other neurons through small branching structures called axon terminals.

Neuron

A neuron, which is the fundamental unit of the nervous system, plays a key role in conveying information across the body.

Lactation

The production and secretion of breast milk by mammalian mothers following childbirth, providing nourishment to the newborn.

Oxytocin

is a hormone and neurotransmitter that plays a role in social bonding, reproduction, and the childbirth process.