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Question 10 2 pts Which of the following ways of thinking suggests that two things that seem like contradictions can actually exist at the same time? For example, the idea that people want their relationships to be both exciting and spontaneous as well as stable and predictable? All of the other options are true o Privileged thinking o Dichotomous thinking o Dialectical thinking
Question 11 Standpoint theory suggests that a person's identity in relation to power influences their perception. Therefore, standpoint theorists will likely think that people of color in the U.S. will generally understand racism more accurately than white people will since whiteness is the most privileged racial identity in the U.S. True 1 pts o False
Question 12 The term "culture" does not only refer to national culture (for example, U.S. culture, Mexican culture, and Canadian culture), but also refers to culture at other levels (for example, regional cultures such as Bay Area culture, California culture, San Francisco culture; subcultures; the cultures of groups of friends; and so on). True False 1 pts
Question 13 1 pts Thinking about culture as "something that people do" suggests that we can and do create culture through our actions. o True o False