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Sometimes Situations We Define as Real Become Real in Their

Question 135

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Sometimes situations we define as real become real in their consequences. What does this phenomenon illustrate?

A) the hidden curriculum
B) the secondary socialization
C) the generalized other
D) the Thomas theorem

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