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nenivikky

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A person is judged by his or her ability to look the partwhether that be to look like a doctor, a carpenter, a professor. The judgment is grounded in notions of _______ cultural capital.
 
  a. objectified c. institutionalized
  b. embodied d. diffused

Question 2

A job applicant learns that, although she is qualified to do the job, the ad asks that applicants have a college degree. In this instance the cultural capital needed is
 
  a. objectified c. institutionalized.
  b. embodied. d. diffused.



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Answer to Question 1

C

Answer to Question 2

C



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