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Ebrown

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Goffman emphasizes that it is almost always in the interest of the individual who enters the presence of others to try to
 
  a. act natural.
  b. take control of the group.
  c. control the group's definition of him or her.
  d. be honest in his or her communications to the group.

Question 2

World-system and dependency theorists blame Africa's low level of economic development on:
 
  a. colonialism and neocolonialism
  b. political corruption
  c. tribal conflicts
  d. none of these



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Answer to Question 1

C

Answer to Question 2

a



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