The Monastic Rules, Which Became Standard for Eastern Orthodox Christianity

question 1

Multiple Choice

The monastic rules, which became standard for Eastern Orthodox Christianity, were created by

• A)Saint Benedict.
• B)Saint Basil.
• C)Saint Pachomius.
• D)Saint Dmitrius.
• E)Saint Simeon Stylites.

Comprehend George Herbert Mead's concept of the "me" in the development of self.

Ability to construct and answer relevant essay questions based on course material.

Understand the Thomas theorem and its application in social situations.

Compare and contrast primary, secondary, and resocialization processes.

---

Definitions:

Apgar Scale

A quick test performed on a newborn at 1 and 5 minutes after birth to assess the baby's heart rate, respiration, muscle tone, reflex response, and color, which helps determine if immediate medical care is necessary.

Prenatal Vital Signs

Critical signs of health in both the mother and fetus during pregnancy, including heart rate, blood pressure, and fetal activity.

Irritability Measurement

The process or methods by which levels of irritability, or the ease of becoming annoyed, are quantitatively assessed.

Perinatal Mortality

The death of a fetus or an infant during the period shortly before or after birth.