1 .		A preconceived negative attitude toward members of a group is known as
2 .		The belief that members of one's own group are superior to the members of other groups is called
3 .		In our society, the traditional figure of power has been the
4 .		A necessary step in constructing a sense of self during childhood seems to be identifying those who are
5 .		The percentage of children who live with a single mother is
6 .		In order to be ready for the workforce, perhaps the greatest skill a student can learn is how to
7 .		All of the following describes today's American family except
8 .		Of the number of children under 12 who are murdered every year, the majority are killed by
9 .		All of the following are characteristics of abused children except
10 .		The most popular drug that teenagers experiment with is
11 .		Of the seventeen thousand teenagers in the United States in 1990, the number murdered was
12 .		The most important factor in determining who teenage mothers will be is
13 .		The fastest growing ethnic group is
14 .		The number of teenage pregnancies has
15 .		All of the following are symptoms of a suicidal frame of mind except
16 .		The belief that schools can transform society by functioning as models of democracy is called
17 .		The theory that students can participate in redefining the schools by challenging the structure of domination and submission is called
18 .		The purpose of school is
19 .		The value espoused by the dominant group that is often not shared by African-Americans, Hispanics and Native Americans is
20 .		Although there is little agreement regarding what values should be taught in schools, a Montessori school has successfully incorporated universal values into its curriculum in the town of
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