The case of Brown v. Board of Education of Topeka dealt with ___________
A. segregated water fountains
B. segregated schools
C. segregated hospitals
D. segregation in the military
B
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Which of the following is a way in which socialization takes place?
a. presenting opportunities b. reinforcing behavior c. providing role models d. all of these
Arab Americans and Middle Eastern immigrants suggest that stereotypes are important for integration experiences.
Answer the following statement true (T) or false (F)
(Choose all that apply). The seemingly contradictory aspects of the mirror that describe the process of learning about oneself include:
a. the act of feeling shame and fear when what we see is not what we want to see. b. the act of being held immobilized by a glance (or those perceptions of who we are that come to define other's expectations of us and our expectations of ourselves) c. the act of 'seeing through' an experience (or coming to understand the deeper meanings underlying the hurt and pain we experience that allow us to redefine ourselves and our place in the world) d. the act of being seen (both as we see ourselves and how others see us).
Researchers found that state legislators were less likely to respond to constituents with black-sounding names than to those with white-sounding names. This is an example of:
prejudicial discrimination. institutional discrimination. stereotyping. individual discrimination.