When baseball players drop the ball, they often engage in a ritual that involves inspecting their gloves to see if the error could have been caused by faulty equipment. Erving Goffman would call such behavior:
a. impression management
b. frustration management
c. role distancing
d. role enhancement
Question 2
Human capital theory sees education as:
a. an investment like any other
b. a way to meet the needs of skilled workers
c. favoring the rich over the poor
d. unrelated to upward mobility
The first step in field recovery involves surveying the site, sometimes with special equipment.
Inspecting the cornea
Ball-and-stick models of A=T and G≡C base pairs
Giant Puff Ball
a billiard ball physics question