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An American woman having to wear clothing that would cover her wrists, ankles, hair and face in Saudi Arabia is an example of a
 a. cultural imperative. c. cultural adiaphora.
  b. cultural exclusive. d. cultural enculturation.

Question 2

Secondary data rarely fit perfectly the researcher's particular problem. The most important reason for the lack of fit is(are):
 a. out-of-date statistics, differences in units of measurement, differences in class boundaries.
  b. differences in units of measurement, theories of measurement, and class boundaries.
  c. differences in evaluations of what is important.
  d. the volume of data provided is too large.
  e. differences in collection method and research design.



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Answer to Question 1

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Because the woman must participate in this practice, this is an example of a cultural imperative.

Answer to Question 2

A



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