Explain the assimilation approach to awareness of one's ethnicity
What will be an ideal response?
It is the option that involves leaving behind the ways of one's ethnic group and adopting the values and way of life of the majority culture. This path is reflected in the idea that society is a melting pot that blends diverse people into one national culture.
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The personality trait of agreeableness can become problematic for a woman when . . .
a. She is compulsively submissive to the wishes of other people b. She is gullible and overly trusting of the intentions of others c. She helps other people more than she helps herself d. All of the above
Research presented by the authors of your text suggests that when someone's spouse dies, the majority of widows/widowers respond
a. by expressing joy. b. by becoming severely depressed. c. by grieving heavily. d. resiliently.
The view that human nature incorporates a set of internal pressures that compete and conflict with each other reflects the
a. trait perspective. b. dispositional perspective. c. psychoanalytic perspective. d. learning perspective.
In the Asian/Pacific Islander community, the greatest obligation is toward one's
a. grandparents b. parents c. children d. family