Trend Hunting Is the Practice of Identifying "Emerging Shifts in Social

question 175

Multiple Choice

Trend hunting is the practice of identifying "emerging shifts in social behavior," which are driven by changes in pop culture that can lead to new products. Trend Hunter has identified over 200,000 __________ through its global network of 118,000 members.

• A)survey errors
• B)micro-trends
• C)interviewing trends
• D)environmental forces
• E)psychographic trends

Recognize the claims and realities of gender equality in occupational roles in the United States.

Comprehend the global division of labor through a gendered lens.

Analyze the concept of patriarchy and its variation across societies.

Explain how schools act as gendered institutions.

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