Fоr а thrоttling prоcess for steаm the following enthаlpies are given: h1f = 604.66 kJ/kg h1g = 2738.06 kJ/kg h2 = 2675.8 kJ/kg What is the quality (x) of the steam at the inlet [state 1]?
Respоnd tо оnly one of the two options below. At the top of your response, write either “Option 1” or “Option 2” to cleаrly indicаte which one you hаve chosen. Option 1: We’ve learned about how identities and values influence individuals’ participation in civic, social, and community activities, and that associational life today is highly racially segregated. The following prompts ask you to consider race in social and associational life. (A) Define baseline homophily and inbreeding homophily, and explain the key difference between the two. (2 points) (B) Define status homophily and value homophily. Provide one example for each. (2 points) (C) What is the propinquity effect? Provide a concrete example from your own life. (2 points) (D) According to the article by Stearns et al. titled, “Interracial Friendships in the Transition to College: Do Birds of a Feather Flock Together Once They Leave the Nest?” how does Greek membership influence the probability of interracial friendships for White students? For students of color? (2 points) (E) White people are more likely than people of color to join voluntary associations and to participate in community activities. What are three explanations that sociology research has given for why White people are out-joining people of color? (2 points) Option 2: The intersection of race and health is complex and important. In fact, racism is increasingly recognized as a public health crisis. The following questions ask you to consider how race and racism affect communities’ physical and mental health outcomes. (A) According to the article by Cerdena et al. titled, “From Race-Based to Race-Conscious Medicine: How Anti-Racist Uprisings Call Us to Act,” why is race-based medicine harmful? What is the alternative approach to medicine that the authors suggest? (2 points) (B) Sociologists have long tried to explain racial disparities in health. Some theoretical models are supported by evidence, and some have little empirical evidence to support them. Define the racial-genetic model and the psychosocial stress model and indicate whether there is empirical evidence to support each one. (2 points) (C) According to research by Cheah et al. about Covid-19 racism in Chinese-American families, what is the health consequence of experiencing Covid-19 related discrimination? What do the authors recommend as a way to address these health disparities? (2 points) (D) Define symbolic violence. (2 points) (E) Interpersonal racism has significant and detrimental mental health effects. Many people of color have therefore developed racial survival strategies to help them navigate face-to-face interactions. Define two of these strategies and give an example for each. (2 points)
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