A. Individuals totally shed their identity
B. Development of a common mood
C. Behavior according ti previously established norms
D. Temporary
A. highly developed nations
B. the underdeveloped nations
C. Japan
D. Western Europe
A. automatic stabiliser
B. multiplier
C. elasticity coefficient
D. marginal propensity of the autonomous variable
A. Full employment
B. High and equitably distributed income
C. Reasonable price stability
D. Low prime interest rate
A. supports the Sapir-Whorf hypothesis
B. shows that perceptions affect reality
C. language affects perceptions of reality
D. only A and C
A. William Sheldon
B. Abraham Maslow
C. Charles Horton Cooley
D. George Herbert Mead
A. equal to that of women
B. less than that of women
C. considerably more than that of women
D. slightly more than that of women