Some Native American Groups Strategically Expand into an "Ethno-Corporation," Choosing

question 14

Multiple Choice

Some Native American groups strategically expand into an "ethno-corporation," choosing to see their ethnicity as ________.

• A) an opportunity
• B) an independent nation-state
• C) a loss
• D) American

Discern the biological basis and evolutionary perspective on emotions.

Explain the social functions of specific emotions such as guilt, shame, and embarrassment.

Describe strategies for managing and altering one's emotional states.

Understand the distinction between social emotions and fundamental emotions.

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