Enduring groups of peers who are involved in deviant behaviors and are identified by name and common symbols are called ________

A woman attends a lecture on the relationship between language and thought given by Edward Sapir and Benjamin Lee Whorf. She would most likely hear them express the hypothesis that

a. there are cross-linguistic differences in thought. b. language and thought are not related. c. language processes are primarily learned, while thought processes are primarily inborn. d. each member of a language community thinks very differently from every other member of that same community.

Lettie is underweight and has insulin injections. Which one of the following is her most likely

diagnosis? a. Type 1 diabetes b. Type 2 diabetes c. Asthma d. Allergies