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futuristic

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Research suggests that increases in a culture's affluence and social mobility tend to be accompanied by increases in
 
  A) collectivism.
  B) individualism.
  C) stereotyping.
  D) obedience.

Question 2

Thomas Szasz has criticized the medical model because he believes that abnormal behavior
 
  A) involves deviation from social norms rather than an illness.
  B) does not really exist since it is society that has problems.
  C) has a psychological rather than a physical cause.
  D) is based on the individual's subjective experience and choice.



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Answer to Question 1

B

Answer to Question 2

A





 

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