Freud Argued That Laughter Expresses

question 10

Multiple Choice

Freud argued that laughter expresses

• A)a sense of one's superiority.
• B)involuntary neurological reactions. ​
• C)the release of suppressed thoughts or desires in a slightly revised or displaced form.
• D)a perception of the incongruity in situations.

Identify the key aspects of Davis and Moore's theory on social stratification and its functions.

Compare and contrast structural functionalism and conflict theory, including their views on social structure, social change, and social inequality.

Critique the structural functional explanation of social inequality presented by Davis and Moore.

Acknowledge the importance of large-scale social structures and institutions in shaping societal behavior and interactions according to structural functionalism.

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Definitions:

Cardiovascular Health

Pertains to the overall condition of the heart and blood vessels, underlining the importance of preventing heart diseases and maintaining function.

Aerobic

Pertaining to or involving oxygen; aerobic exercise refers to activities that increase oxygen circulation to improve endurance and cardiovascular health.

Anaerobic

Relating to, involving, or requiring an absence of free oxygen, often referring to exercise that causes muscles to produce energy without relying on oxygen.

Isometric

Pertaining to exercises or muscle actions where the muscle length does not change and joints remain stationary.