Critics of guest worker programs argue that a. they limit ...

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Critics of guest worker programs argue that
 
  a. they limit immigration.
 b. they depend on economic restructuring.
 c. they encourage illegal immigration.
 d. they threaten jobs for U.S. workers.

Question 2

As cyberspace interaction increases, sociologists have begun to research the influence of the internet on social interaction. Research indicates all of the following, except:
 
  a. some people are able to develop close and in-depth relationships through their interaction in cyberspace.
 b. cyberspace interaction seems to follow the same patterns of face-to-face interaction in terms of impression management.
 c. social interaction in cyberspace is a source of identity for people, just as in traditional forms of communication.
 d. cyberspace interaction is quickly replacing face-to-face interaction.

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Answer to Question 1

d

Answer to Question 2

d