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cmoore54

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In a participant observation study of household workers and their employers, sociologist Judith Rollins found that household workers were expected to show _____ by averting their eyes when they talked to their employers and by standing less erect and walking tentatively.
 
  a. deferenceb. subtle verbalizations
 c. verbal cues d. socioeconomic expectations

Question 2

Within the Three Worlds approach, __________ refers to rich, industrialized nations that primarily had capitalist economic systems and democratic political systems.
 
  a. Fourth World nations
 b. Second World nations
 c. Third World nations
 d. First World nations



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Answer to Question 1

a

Answer to Question 2

d



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