Of the five levels of acculturation identified for Native Americans in the chapter, __________ is the one where Native clients are generally accepted by the dominant society and tribal society/nation and are simultaneously able to know, accept, and
practice both mainstream values/behaviors and the traditional values and beliefs of their cultural heritage.
a. traditional
b. marginal
c. bicultural
d. assimilated
Question 2
Believing that people are poor because they are lazy is a form of
a. classism.
b. poverty attribution.
c. psychological distancing.
d. All of the above.
X ray diffraction of beads on a string at different levels
A Crab-eating Macaque, an old world species of monkey native to Southeast Asia
The Chinese counteroffensive of November 1950 caught the Americans by surprise and cut off many ...
Countries of Origin of Asian Americans
An overview of the levels of organization in nature