A Strength of the Social Constructionist Approach Is That

question 7

Multiple Choice

A strength of the social constructionist approach is that:

• A) older people are viewed as energetic and creative.
• B) older people are passive objects, not active subjects, in constructing their social worlds.
• C) older people are not passive objects.
• D) older people are visible because of their power to negotiate.

Distinguish between implied-in-law contracts (quasi-contracts) and actual contracts.

Identify the differing requirements and implications of bilateral and unilateral contracts.

Understand the role of global influences, like the International Commercial Code, on contract law and its importance for international transactions.

Understand the concept of uncertainty avoidance and its impact on culture.

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Definitions:

Externally Motivated

When an individual's behavior is driven by external rewards such as money, praise, or approval, rather than intrinsic satisfaction or interest.

Eating Behaviors

The patterns or practices of consuming food, including how, when, and what people eat, often influenced by cultural, social, and psychological factors.

Therapeutic Techniques

The methods and strategies used by therapists and counselors to help clients explore their feelings, gain insight, and achieve positive change or coping strategies.

State Of Consciousness

The level of awareness of oneself and the environment, which can vary from wakefulness to sleep and includes various altered states.