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viki

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Of the following, the ______ is notone of De Jong and Fawcett's major concepts in the migration decision-making process.
 
  a. propensity toward migration
  b. motivation to migrate
  c. decision to become a migrant
  d. consequences of migration

Question 2

The concept of intervening obstacles addresses the idea that
 
  a. career advancement can alter migration plans.
  b. the choice to migrate may not actually lead to migration.
  c. the probability is low that any given person will migrate.
  d. people are likely to move to closer places than to far places.



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Answer to Question 1

D

Answer to Question 2

B



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