Social Psychology (10th Edition)
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Consider the concepts of "cultural capital" and "social capital," then answer A and B.
A) Provide 1-2 sentences on how you have experienced cultural capital (can be to benefit or not benefit).
B) Provide 1-2 sentences on how you have experienced social capital (can be to benefit or to not benefit).
(Hint: your examples should also illustrate that you understand the basic definition of each.)
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