Answer:
c. subculture
Explanation:
The notion of subculture is quite common in sociology and anthropology. The concept is used to refer to a generally minority group of people with a set of characteristics of their own (behaviors and beliefs) that represent a subdivision within a dominant culture of their community.
In texas, most of the population is positive about rodeos and they see no harm in doing them, in that region the part of the population that opposes rodeos is much smaller than the part of the population that supports it, so we can conclude that the population that opposes rodeos represents a subculture.
Answer:
Superego
Explanation:
The superego of a person is the acceptance of the cultural rules that is learnt by a person. The cultural rules are mainly taught by the parents. This conforms the child into accepting the agency that parents have.
Here, Philip felt ashamed when he was caught stealing. He understood the fact that stealing breaks the cultural rules so he feels ashamed.
Hence, the question is referring to the superego.
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Answer:
flashbulb memory
Explanation:
Those in the baby boom generation would always have a flash bulb memory due to the event that happened in this generation. The assassination of president Kennedy.
We can describe a flashbulb memory to be a greatly detailed, or clear picture of the moment and things that are happening in which a piece of shocking and greatly concerning news was learnt.
It is when we remember what we were doing when we heard of an important/shocking news as is the case in this question.
<span>A- congressional representation B- election of the president C- members of the Supreme Court D- relationship of the states to each other </span>
