A Unique Organization of Characteristics That Determines an Individual's Pattern

question 18

Multiple Choice

A unique organization of characteristics that determines an individual's pattern of behavior is known as:

• A) Environment
• B) Heredity
• C) Personality
• D) Experience

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Definitions:

Mills's Criticism

Refers to the critique by sociologist C. Wright Mills of large-scale institutions and their effect on individual's lives, advocating for a greater understanding of the connection between "personal troubles" and "public issues."

Nationalism

The strong identity associated with an extreme sense of allegiance to one’s culture or nation.

Occurrence Examples

Specific instances or cases that serve to illustrate a concept, phenomenon, or pattern.

Privatization

The transfer of ownership of property or businesses from the government to private individuals or organizations.