Answer:cultural differences in what is considered "beautiful"Nacirema
Explanation:This is term of America which is spelled backwards , it is a term used in anthropology and sociology to examines aspects of citizens in the United States of America. American Anthropologist uses this term to actual distance themselves and be able to look at Americans in an objective way , examining a culture that is one of their own.
"Body Ritual among the Nacirema"
Horace Mitchell Miner wrote a paper which focused on defining Nacirema focusing on the North Americans, he explained Nacirema , he allows a person to look at the North America at a distance and objectively , he describes Nacirema as the clean place with advanced market economy.
I believe the answer is: <span>Stage 4: The social-order-maintaining orientation
In </span><span>The social-order-maintaining orientation Stage, people would start to make effort to ensure that there is no social chaos happening in socity.
This would carry out by showing respects to authority, encourage others to follow the law, and making others that break them pay for their irresponsibility.</span>
Answer:
B). The confounding of class section (morning, afternoon) and response method (clicker, notebook).
Explanation:
The given research study would not be able to reach a worthy conclusion or results as the study is flawed due to 'the confounding of class section (morning, afternoon) and response method (clicker, notebook).' Thus, the comparison or assessment of two sections through different methods would lead to bafflement or confusion(due to testing different sections of the class(morning, afternoon) through different methods(clicker, notebook) that would restrict the researchers to reach a conclusion. Therefore, the study would not reach a deduction and hence, <u>option B</u> is the correct answer.
I think it’s B I’m not totally sure tho
Answer:1. Value;
2.Groups and institutions; the family, economic institutions, political institutions and religious institutions.
3. Organizations; associations
4. Collectivity; firms, schools, political parties.
5. Norms; (i) obligatory or relational
(ii) Permissive and regulatory.
6. Roles: father,mother, employees etc
All elements of social structure are important. One isn't better than the other.
Explanation:
All elements of social structure work hand in hand to make a better structure of the society. Each element having it's own unique role to play in marking the societal structure stronger. For examples institutions play a very vital role just like norms. If institutions don't have norms or roles, there won't be orderliness.
