According to Rosenhan (1970), Fully Committed Civil Rights Activists Differed

question 50

Multiple Choice

According to Rosenhan (1970) , fully committed civil rights activists differed from partially committed civil rights activists in that they

• A) had enjoyed warmer relations with their parents
• B) had parents who had preached altruism and had practiced what they preached
• C) had stronger attitudes about racial equality and civil rights
• D) had enjoyed warmer relations with their parents and had parents who had preached altruism and had practiced what they preached
• E) had parents who had preached altruism and had practiced what they preached and had stronger attitudes about racial equality and civil rights

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