Some Families Are Vulnerable, and Are More Prone to Poor

question 19

Multiple Choice

Some families are vulnerable, and are more prone to poor adjustment from crisis-provoking events. Which of the following is NOT a quality of a vulnerable family?

• A) emphasis on family routines or predictable time together
• B) a lower sense of common purpose and a feeling of being out of control
• C) diminished respect or understanding of one another.
• D) less experience in shifting responsibilities among family members

Explain the assimilation strategies within multicultural societies.

Evaluate the implications of ethnic identification and cultural retention for community cohesion.

Identify theories explaining racial and ethnic prejudices and their manifestations in individuals' behaviors and attitudes.

Understand the controversies and implications surrounding policies and practices affecting ethnic minorities in Canada.

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Definitions:

Milton Friedman

An influential American economist known for his strong belief in free-market capitalism and minimal government intervention in the economy.

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