According to Rossi (cited in Aulette) how do Nisei (second generation Japanese Americans) generally compare Japanese American families and contemporary white, American middle-class families?
a. Nisei think that their parents placed too much emphasis on parent-child relationships while white, middle-class Americans place too much emphasis on wife-husband relationships.
b. Nisei think that their parents placed too much emphasis on wife-husband relationships while the white, middle-class Americans place too much emphasis on parent-child relationship.
c. Nisei think that both their parents and white, middle-class Americans place too much emphasis on husband-wife relationships and not enough on parent-child relationships.
d. Nisei think that both their parents and white, middle-class Americans place too much emphasis on the parent-child relationships and not enough on the husband-wife relationships.
Question 2
Aulette predicts that the electronic revolution with computers, robots and automation will ________ the flow of goods and services with ____________ in the amount of work required by humans.
a. increase .... an increase
b. decrease ... a decrease
c. increase ... a decrease
d. decrease ... an increase
Amid fears that Japanese Americans were “enemies within” who would sabotage industrial and ...
The Graying of America: Americans Age 65 and Older
Second-Generation (Atypical) Antipsychotics
About 1 in 25 Americans of European descent, 1 in 46 Hispanics, 1 in 60 to 65 African Americans, and
Imprinting patterns are reprogrammed each generation
Political Ideology by Generation