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Who would most likely prefer contingent nonstandardized work?
 
  a. Margaret, who is a middle-class single mother with a young adopted child
  b. Saul and Ruby, a low-income married couple with three children
  c. Alfeo, who is a single professional who values his freedom
  d. Mitra, an older worker who depends on the bus for transportation

Question 2

A very important cultural factor in prejudice and discrimination involves the social standards that specify the kind of behavior that is appropriate in a given situation. These standards are called social __________.
 
  a. values
  b. beliefs
  c. social norms
  d. statuses



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Answer to Question 1

c

Answer to Question 2

c



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