Creating an Easy to Use Product

question 21

Multiple Choice

Creating an easy to use product

• A)is a strategy for winning industry competitions
• B)doesn't overcome unreasonable pricing
• C)is a way to create value for customers
• D)provides feelings of financial accomplishment

Comprehend the function of institutions and macrostructures in shaping social outcomes and individual opportunities.

Distinguish between different sociological theories and their perspectives on social phenomena.

Recognize the role of values, norms, and socialization in shaping individual behavior and societal harmony.

Apply sociological theories to the analysis of contemporary social problems and their solutions.

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Definitions:

"Whites Only" Signs

Historical markers of segregation, especially in the United States, designating spaces and services exclusively for white individuals, exemplifying institutional racism.

Environmental Hazards

Physical, chemical, and biological factors external to a person that can cause harm to health or well-being.

Economic Opportunities

The availability of chances for individuals to improve their economic status through employment, education, or starting a business.

1968 Civil Rights Act

Also known as the Fair Housing Act, it prohibits discrimination concerned with the sale, rental, and financing of housing based on race, religion, national origin, and sex.