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itsmyluck

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If Susan shouts racial epithets at an Afro-American family that is attempting to move into a white neighborhood, but claims that she is not prejudiced against Afro-Americans, we would say that her construct system is:
 
  a. consistent
  b. permeable
  c. organized
  d. fragmentized

Question 2

If Wes believes that it is more important to socialize with his friends than to study for his exams:
 
  a. his socializing construct is subordinate, whereas his academic construct is superordinate
  b. his socializing construct is superordinate, whereas his academic construct is subordinate
  c. both his socializing and academic constructs are superordinate
  d. both his socializing and academic constructs are subordinate



millet

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Answer to Question 1

d

Answer to Question 2

b



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