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A theory that explains how schooling helps prepare young people for the work they will do as adults represents the ________
 
  a. structural-functional approach.
  b. social-conflict approach.
  c. symbolic-interaction approach.
  d. sociobiology approach.

Question 2

Cultural universals are elements of culture that ________
 
  a. have always been part of U.S. culture.
  b. have diffused from the United States to other countries.
  c. have come to the United States from elsewhere.
  d. are part of every known culture.



lucas dlamini

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Answer to Question 1

Answer: a

Answer to Question 2

Answer: d



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