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A stratified sample in which the number of sampling units drawn from each stratum is in proportion to the population size of that stratum is called a(n) _____ stratified sample.
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Which of the following cultural symbols include material objects that can be used to transcend the limit of one's own existence?
 a. ancestral totem c. experiential memoir
  b. interpersonal medium d. transcendence



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Answer to Question 1

proportional

Answer to Question 2

D
Definition of transcendence cultural symbol



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