Betsy Sees Public Schools as a Problem, Rather Than a Public

question 36

Multiple Choice

Betsy sees public schools as a problem, rather than a public good. She would rather convert them into places for private corporations to maximize profit and train obedient workers. Betsy's view is most likely shaped by ______.

• A) essentialism
• B) discrimination
• C) rationalization
• D) legitimation

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