Answer:
The person, usually the mother or a daughter, who spends a lot of time emailing family members, visiting friends and families, and organizing family gatherings during special events like birthdays and anniversaries is called a A) kin-keeper.
Explanation:
<u>Kinkeepers</u> are those family members that protect and promote family relationships, encourage family tradition, nurture family history and provide support for the whole family. Traditionally, this role falls to the mother or the oldest daughter, although it is not restricted to them.
I believe the answer is: economically privileged youth are more likely than their less privileged peers to define their activities as fun and not work.
In general, economically privileged youth experience less to no hardship compared to the less privileged youth. This make them much more likely tobe able to see various events in front of them as something fun and not work since they know that they always have some sort of safety net that guard them if they fail.
Answer:
Option A
Explanation:
Robert graduate research project didn't state that all psychology students and classes are the sample he wants to use for his research. He only targets the Psychology students as his participants not sample. So the intuition from the question eliminates options B and C and the conclusion that can be drawn from the question above is that all the students in the psychology classes represent a portion of the sample Roberts wants to use to carry out his research just that he randomly chose some to be his participant.
Answer:
cultural imperialism.
Explanation:
Global media giants are taking hold of media industries worldwide. Their ability to successfully promote their programming in foreign countries raises issues concerning cultural imperialism.
Cultural imperialism or cultural colonialism is a process of promoting a culture over another. The promotion of tv programs of foreign countries with the aid of satellite television networks is raising concerns of cultural colonialism. Especially in Africa, individuals believe that the promotion of foreign programs is eroding their existing cultural practices and its being replaced by foreign cultural practices which are promoted on televisions of foreign origin.
Answer: is this a joke or a genuine question? XD
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