Parsons concept of integration corresponds to which

Question 18 of 20
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Parsons’ concept of integration corresponds to which of Carl Jung’s psychic functions?
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A. Feeling
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B. Thinking
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C. Sensation
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D. Legitimation
Question 19 of 20
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According to your reading, in tribal societies, the nuclear family is imbedded in a/an:
In general, we acquire our moral compass from the process of
__________ by which we are inducted into a particular culture's
worldview.

intuition
Hopi children learn that Spider Woman spun the world and all
the world's creatures. According to Parsons' learning such
myths helps a society __________ the peoples' worldview.
According to Armstrong, a capacity to form bonds with
particular aspects of our surroundings is the meaning of the
word:
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relational.
heart.
intuitive.
head.
Which of the following is a characteristic of an objective mode
culture?
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Knowledge is acquired through abstract concepts.
Knowledge and understanding rely on insight and intuition.
Mental processing is nonlinear.
Mental processing uses imagination to seek patterns and connections.
In hunter-gatherer societies, most of the hunting was done by:
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children with their fathers.
According to Brad Reid, our moral compass will express
__________ virtues that will generally trump codes of ethics.
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common sense
traditional
historical
intuitive
In a famous classical conditioning experiment, a dog will
salivate when he or she learns to associate the sounding of a
tuning fork with the prospect of being fed. At this point the
sounding of a tuning fork has become a conditioned stimulus
and salivation has become a/an:
Regarding the case of the Ford Pinto, which statement is
TRUE?