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cookcarl

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Ammerman chose the people she interviewed through a
 
  a. systematic sample.
  b. snowball sample.
  c. random sample.
  d. convenience sample.

Question 2

Socialization is the process by which the human being
 
  a. learns how to get along without others.
  b. learns to become a member of society.
  c. learns to like being around other people.
  d. comes to give in to his natural impulses.



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Answer to Question 1

c

Answer to Question 2

B



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