Sarah was planning to attend a meeting of a reading group on her university campus. However, when she heard that her classmate Jessica would also be there, she decided not to go. In the context of research on relational values, Sarah's degree of acceptance of Jessica can be best described as that of: a. maximal inclusion. b. maximal ambivalence. c. passive inclusion. d. active exclusion.

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Hallie Mcmahon

Social Studies

10 July, 21:51

Sarah was planning to attend a meeting of a reading group on her university campus. However, when she heard that her classmate Jessica would also be there, she decided not to go. In the context of research on relational values, Sarah's degree of acceptance of Jessica can be best described as that of: a. maximal inclusion. b. maximal ambivalence. c. passive inclusion. d. active exclusion.

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Reyna Pearson · Answer 1

Based on the given options, the best that describes Sarah's degree of acceptance for Jessica is option "d" active exclusion.

Explanation:

Social exclusion is described as a series of activities that lead to a progressive social rupture. In this case, Sarah is avoiding Jessica in social meetings. Sarah is practicing active exclusion.