During World War II Hundreds of Thousands of Soldiers Were

question 44

Multiple Choice

During World War II hundreds of thousands of soldiers were injured by machine gun shrapnel. The need to restore lost blood resulting from these injuries motivated doctors to create a system of collecting and preserving blood plasma. This dynamic supports the idea that

• A)power resides in the position of physician.
• B)conflict can lead to change.
• C)paradigm shifts help people to see the world in new ways.
• D)the actions of leaders influence who is in charge of a situation.

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Pathologized Ethnic Minorities

The process by which ethnic minority groups are prejudicially stereotyped or labeled as inherently diseased or disordered, often leading to discrimination and social injustice.

Ethnic Minorities

Groups within a society that are distinct from the majority in terms of racial, national, cultural, or language characteristics.

Modern Values

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Theoretical Rationale

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