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... the United States . Nineteen questions were given to samples of Sinhala Buddhists , Sri Lankan Muslims , and U.S. ... sample , the greatest differences were between Sinhalese and Muslim females . The Sri Lankan sample engendered or ...
... the United States . Nineteen questions were given to samples of Sinhala Buddhists , Sri Lankan Muslims , and U.S. ... sample , the greatest differences were between Sinhalese and Muslim females . The Sri Lankan sample engendered or ...
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... U.S. Mean = 42.8 t = 6.278 ; p = .0001 The higher mean for the Sri Lankan sample compared to the U.S. sample indicates that there was higher agreement among Sri Lankan than among U.S. respondents concerning what traits were identified ...
... U.S. Mean = 42.8 t = 6.278 ; p = .0001 The higher mean for the Sri Lankan sample compared to the U.S. sample indicates that there was higher agreement among Sri Lankan than among U.S. respondents concerning what traits were identified ...
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... U.S. and Sri Lankan samples to refer to the relative labor value of each gender . Fifty - nine per cent of the U.S. sample ... the United States . That most of the U.S. sample thought these attributes were distributed equally between genders ...
... U.S. and Sri Lankan samples to refer to the relative labor value of each gender . Fifty - nine per cent of the U.S. sample ... the United States . That most of the U.S. sample thought these attributes were distributed equally between genders ...
Contents
A History of Power | 1 |
Contested Ethnicity | 27 |
Bugis Migration and Modes of Adaptation to Local Situations | 51 |
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