The Value of a Goal Above and Beyond Its Ability

question 384

Multiple Choice

The value of a goal above and beyond its ability to fill a need is known as its __________ value.

• A)homeostatic
• B)stimulus
• C)extrinsic
• D)incentive

Comprehend the role of cultural transmission across generations.

Identify the impact of globalization on the pace of cultural change.

Understand ethnocentrism and its effects on intercultural understanding.

Explain the concept of cultural sustainability and the challenges it faces.

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Definitions:

Socioeconomic Groups

Categories of people sharing similar levels of wealth, income, education, and occupational prestige, influencing their lifestyle and opportunities.

Mortality Rates

An indicator that quantifies the total deaths within a specific group, adjusted for its population size, over a certain period.

Universal Health-Care

A health care system that provides medical services to all citizens regardless of their ability to pay, typically funded by the government.

For-Profit System

A business or institution operated with the primary goal of making profits for its owners or shareholders, as opposed to non-profit organizations which aim to serve a public good.