When we assert" "That is a dog"; "You are in good health"; "Smoking causes lung cancer"; "Affirmative action damages the self-esteem of those it is designated to help"; we are using examples of a(n)

Which of the following has been found to ease culture shock and make a person more successful at adapting to a new culture?

a. having a strong social support network b. attempting to adapt fully to the new culture c. having a strong desire to return home d. being a first-time traveler

What was the source of the ethical controversy regarding Laud Humphrey’s study of “tearoom encounters”?

a. He did not inform the participants that they were being studied. b. He invaded the participants’ privacy by observing acts that they considered highly private. c. He traced participants to their homes using license plates and then entered their homes for interviews under false pretenses. d. All of the above were raised as controversial.