As a young boy in the 1970s, Robert remembered that there was a push for public schools to teach children the metric system. The movement to adopt metric measurement was eventually abandoned in the United States. How did Robert explain this outcome?

a. path dependency

b. resocialization

c. discrimination

d. institutionalization

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Nylah Frost

Social Studies

22 March, 02:41

As a young boy in the 1970s, Robert remembered that there was a push for public schools to teach children the metric system. The movement to adopt metric measurement was eventually abandoned in the United States. How did Robert explain this outcome?

a. path dependency

b. resocialization

c. discrimination

d. institutionalization

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Alvaro Santiago · Answer 1

B.

Explanation:

Resocialization is the process in which new practices, new norms and values are taught. In this process, a person can learn these new norms either voluntarily or involuntarily.

This is not only the process of learning but unlearning also.

In 1970, metric system was followed in education system. But this movement was abandoned by United States. Robert explained this using resocialization.

So, the correct answer is option b.