The Author Argues That, for Americans, a Paradoxical Result of Studying

question 23

Multiple Choice

The author argues that, for Americans, a paradoxical result of studying race and ethnic relations in other societies is:

• A)they learn that in many ways Americans are no different from people in other parts of the world.
• B)they learn that in many ways Americans are fundamentally different from people in other societies.
• C)they begin to better understand their own society.
• D)they begin to realize that the United States is superior to other societies.

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Definitions:

Tactile Stimulation

The use of touch to stimulate the sensory system, often employed in therapeutic contexts to encourage mental and physical growth or to induce relaxation.

Birth Weight

The weight of a newborn measured immediately after birth.

Visual Stimulation

Exposure to visual cues that promote sensory processing and cognitive development, especially significant in early childhood development.

Peek-a-boo

A common game played with young children, involving hiding and revealing one's face to surprise the child.