Answer:
You choose most parts of your identity for yourself. Society, and others influence your identity in ways that aren't even explained. Some things, like your gender assigned at birth are by chance. All of these, however, all are part of your identity and help you decide. For example, trends from others can help influence your identity. Also, society has specific standards, and breaking out of those standards and norms can help influence your identity
Disclaimer this may not be the right answer this is based on my opinion
False jury duty is considered a civic duty of all citizens.
Answer:
___<u>Segmented assimilation theory.</u>___
Explanation:
Segmented assimilation theory, was first proposed in 1993 by Portes, A. and Zhou, M. It’s based on the recognition that society is segmented as well as diverse; it basically argues about immigrants assimilations, selective acculturation, etc. based on social context which they are embedded.
Answer:
False alarm
Explanation:
In an experiment in the field of signal detection it is the task of the observer to discern the existence of a stimulus. In other words to detect a stimulus in the midst of background noise.
When there is signal (stimulus) present but the person does not detect it is known as a miss.
When there is no signal (stimulus) and the person says there is one it is known as false alarm.
