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colton

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__________ is the process by which a community acquires the characteristics of city life and the urban end of the ruralurban continuum.
 
  a. Suburbanization
 b. Urbanization
 c. Urban Sprawl
 d. Globalization

Question 2

Which of these is not one of the factors that the symbolic interactionist theory uses to explain deviant behavior?
 
  a. The meanings people attribute to a situation
 b. How people respond to the meaning of a situation
 c. The interaction between different groups
 d. The strength of people's attachment to social norms



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Answer to Question 1

b

Answer to Question 2

d



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