The Point of Mary Douglas' Comparison of the Proper Sequence

question 5

Multiple Choice

The point of Mary Douglas' comparison of the proper sequence of an English meal (with dessert at the end) , to the structure of a sentence, was to

• A) demonstrate that language and food had strong similarities
• B) show how demanding proper English cuisine could be
• C) demonstrate how food was a form of symbolic communication
• D) illustrate the inequality gap in the consumption of food

Identify strategies to reduce and avoid groupthink.

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Learn approaches to address problem behaviors within a group.

Recognize key patterns and factors that contribute to team success.

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