Sheila is playing softball with a group of her friends. Recently, she has been thinking about how her team members need to work as a team when a line drive is hit to center field. In considering the demands and expectations of her team as a whole, Sheila is developing an awareness of what sociologist George Herbert Mead termed as the concept of:
a. significant others. b. the generalized other.
c. the looking-glass self. d. the authoritarian personality.
Question 2
Organized crime thrives primarily because____________ ____________.
a. people are essentially dishonest, even on the job
b. there is a high level of political corruption in the United States
c. there is a great demand for illegal goods and services
d. people without other job skills need to make a living
Left-brain thinking.
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