Changes in Middle-Class Attitudes During the 1920s Included

question 40

Multiple Choice

Changes in middle-class attitudes during the 1920s included

• A) a surprising degree of support for the Bolshevik cause, first articulated by President Wilson in 1919.
• B) the popularity of Theodor van de Velde's book Divorce in Five Easy Lessons.
• C) the popularity of short skirts, short hair, and the use of previously risqué cosmetics.
• D) the acquisition of television sets.
• E) the popularity of the twist.

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Definitions:

Beliefs

Acceptance that something exists or is true, especially without proof, or the held opinions or convictions of an individual or group.

Institutionalized Socialization

The process by which individuals learn and adapt to the norms and roles expected of them by an organization or society at large.

Individualized Socialization

A personalized approach to integrating a new member into a group or organization, taking into account their unique needs and abilities.

Nonverbal Communication

Nonverbal Communication involves the transmission of messages or information through actions, body language, facial expressions, gestures, and other physical behaviors rather than words.