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Unfocused encounters are most likely to operate in:
 
  a. focused encounters
  b. public places
  c. groups
  d. organizations
  e. backstage regions

Question 2

According to Berger, anthropologists use the term __________ to describe the impact of a totally new culture upon a newcomer.
 
  a. culture shock
  b. sociological imagination
  c. invitation to society
  d. impression management

Question 3

The politico-economic system known as feudalism is characterized primarily by
 
  a. dependent serfdom and centralized government
  b. fiefs, vassals, and decentralized government
  c. a class of landlords dominating a class of peasants
  d. vassals, priests, and centralized government

Question 4

A self-conception is:
 
  a. an identity that is asserted in an encounter
  b. a trans-situation view of self
  c. a role that is played
  d. a and c
  e. none of the above

Question 5

Expanding world commercialization involved
 
  a. increasing importance of markets
  b. growth in the size and density of trade networks
  c. growth in the number and size of cities
  d. all of these
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