In Learning to Adapt to Their Poverty,people Develop Norms,values,belief Systems,and

question 21

Multiple Choice

In learning to adapt to their poverty,people develop norms,values,belief systems,and local institutions that are transmitted to their children.This reflects the __________ explanation of persistent poverty.

• A)culture of poverty
• B)value-stretch
• C)Marxian structural
• D)non-Marxian structural
• E)socialization

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Definitions:

Hallmarks

Distinctive features or characteristics that are typical of a particular condition, process, or product.

Addiction Patterns

Recurrent behaviors or habits that are characterized by compulsive engagement in rewarding stimuli, despite adverse consequences.

Cultural Practices

The shared activities, rituals, and traditions of a group of people that are passed down through generations.

Social Environment

The immediate physical and social setting in which people live or in which something happens or develops, including the culture that the individual was educated or lives in.