"WASP" Values, Often Equated with "White" Ideals, Include All the Following

question 13

Multiple Choice

"WASP" values, often equated with "White" ideals, include all the following except:

• A) rugged individualism
• B) emphasis on honor and shame
• C) mastery over nature
• D) competitiveness

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Definitions:

Hyoglossus

A muscle in the tongue that depresses and retracts the tongue, aiding in the processes of swallowing and speech.

Triangular Muscles

Muscles that have a triangular shape, often involved in a wide range of movements and located in various parts of the body, such as the deltoids.

Bipennate

A type of muscle fiber arrangement where fascicles are attached obliquely from either side of a central tendon, resembling a feather.

Convergent

Pertaining to structures or processes that come together or blend, often used in the context of evolutionary biology or plate tectonics.