In Bourdieu's Theory of Social Reproduction, What Is an Individual's

question 8

Multiple Choice

In Bourdieu's theory of social reproduction, what is an individual's habitus?

• A) It is a worldview that embodies the observable conditions in which one lives.
• B) Simply put, one's life conditions that are acceptable and maintained.
• C) A complex of habits and a corresponding sense of place that conditions thinking.
• D) It is a constraining effect on a person's willingness to challenge authority, oppressors, even himself, because it would make his life unstable.

Identify factors that contribute to an individual's likelihood of emerging as a leader in a group.

Understand the role of individual and group behaviors in organizational effectiveness.

Understand the relationship between disposable income and savings.

Explain the connection between consumption, investment, and disposable income.