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shofmannx20

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Familismo means
 
  a. the immediate family (parents and children) living under the same roof.
  b. the individual's independence from the family.
  c. the individual's consideration of the whole family and close friends when making decisions.
  d. the macho family (i.e., the family in the community with the most power and money).

Question 2

__________ includes the right to marry, access to information of loved ones, and legal and financial rights to privacy.
 
  a. Internalized privilege
  b. Heterosexual privilege
  c. Homophobia
  d. Male privilege



HandsomeMarc

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Answer to Question 1

c

Answer to Question 2

b



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