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Literally translated, the word _________ derives from the Latin root diversus meaning various or variety. - correct answers DIVERSITY A ______ _____ is a group of people who share distinctive physical traits such as skin color or facial characteristics. - correct answers RACIAL GROUP _______ may be defined as a distinctive pattern of beliefs and values learned by a group of people who share the same social heritage and traditions. - correct answers CULTURE List and define the key components of culture: - correct answers 1. Language - How members of the culture communicate through written or spoken words and their distinctive style of nonverbal communication 2. Space - How cultural members arrange themselves with respect to social-spatial distance 3. Time - How the culture conceives of, divides, and uses time 4. Aesthetics - How cultural members appreciate and express artistic beauty and creativity 5. Family - The culture's attitudes and habits with respect to interacting with family members 6. Economics - How the culture meets its members' material needs, and its customary ways of acquiring and distributing wealth 7. Gender roles - the culture's expectation for "appropriate" male and female behavior 8. Politics - How decision-making power is executed in the culture 9. Science and technology - the culture's attitude toward and use of science or technology 10. Philosophy - the culture's ideas or views on wisdom, goodness, truth, and social values 11. Spirituality and religion - Cultural beliefs about a supreme being and an afterlife ______ _____ may be defined as a group of people who share the same culture. - correct answers ETHNIC GROUP _________ ____________ may be defined as appreciating both the unique perspectives of different cultural groups as well as universal aspects of the human experience that are common to all groups. - correct answers DIVERSITY APPRECIATION Experiencing diversity stretches the brain beyond its normal comfort zone requiring it to work harder to assimilate something unfamiliar. When we encounter the unfamiliar, the brain has to engage extra effort to understand it by _________ and ___________ into something you already know. - correct answers COMPARING, CONTRASTING ____________ may be defined as being centered on your own culture to such a degree, you view the world solely through your own culture and fail to consider or appreciate other cultural perspectives. - correct answers ETHNOCENTRIC List the strategies a college student may use to develop/enhance his or her global citizenship: - correct answers 1. Consciously avoid preoccupation with physical appearances. 2. Form impressions of others on a person-to-person basis, not on the basis of their group membership. 3. Place yourself in situations and locations on campus where you will come in regular contact with individuals from diverse groups. 4. Take advantage of social media to "chat" virtually with students from diverse groups on your own campus, or students on other campuses. 5. Engage in co-curricular experiences involving diversity. 6. If possible, participate in a study abroad or travel study program that gives you the opportunity to live in another country and interact directly with its native citizens. 7. Incorporate diversity courses into your planned schedule of classes. 8. Be on the lookout for diversity implications associated with topics you're reading about or discussing in class. 9. Seek out views and opinions of classmates from diverse backgrounds. 10. If you are given the opportunity to form your own discussion groups and group project teams, join or create groups composed of students from diverse backgrounds. 11. Form collaborative learning teams with students from diverse backgrounds. 12. Take a stand against prejudice or discrimination by constructively disagreeing with students who make stereotypical statements and prejudicial remarks. As a general rule, students should reach a firm and final decision about your _____ during your second/sophomore year in college. - correct answers MAJOR Developing a long range ___________ _____ enables you to take a proactive approach to your education. - correct answers EDUCATIONAL PLAN _____-_________is the critical first step in the process of making an effective personal decision or choice. - correct answers SELF-AWARENESS List the 3 key personal characteristic to consider when choosing a college major: - correct answers 1. Mental abilities and talents 2. Learning styles and tendencies 3. Personal interest and curiosities List the 4 strategies for career exploration and preparation - correct answers 1. Awareness of yourself 2. Awareness of your career options 3. Awareness of what career options provide the best fit

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UC FINAL EXAM QUESTIONS WITH
100% SOLUTIONS

Literally translated, the word _________ derives from the Latin root diversus meaning various or variety.
- correct answers DIVERSITY



A ______ _____ is a group of people who share distinctive physical traits such as skin color or facial
characteristics. - correct answers RACIAL GROUP



_______ may be defined as a distinctive pattern of beliefs and values learned by a group of people who
share the same social heritage and traditions. - correct answers CULTURE



List and define the key components of culture: - correct answers 1. Language - How members of the
culture communicate through written or spoken words and their distinctive style of nonverbal
communication



2. Space - How cultural members arrange themselves with respect to social-spatial distance



3. Time - How the culture conceives of, divides, and uses time



4. Aesthetics - How cultural members appreciate and express artistic beauty and creativity



5. Family - The culture's attitudes and habits with respect to interacting with family members



6. Economics - How the culture meets its members' material needs, and its customary ways of acquiring
and distributing wealth



7. Gender roles - the culture's expectation for "appropriate" male and female behavior

, 8. Politics - How decision-making power is executed in the culture



9. Science and technology - the culture's attitude toward and use of science or technology



10. Philosophy - the culture's ideas or views on wisdom, goodness, truth, and social values



11. Spirituality and religion - Cultural beliefs about a supreme being and an afterlife



______ _____ may be defined as a group of people who share the same culture. - correct answers
ETHNIC GROUP



_________ ____________ may be defined as appreciating both the unique perspectives of different
cultural groups as well as universal aspects of the human experience that are common to all groups. -
correct answers DIVERSITY APPRECIATION



Experiencing diversity stretches the brain beyond its normal comfort zone requiring it to work harder to
assimilate something unfamiliar. When we encounter the unfamiliar, the brain has to engage extra
effort to understand it by _________ and ___________ into something you already know. - correct
answers COMPARING, CONTRASTING



____________ may be defined as being centered on your own culture to such a degree, you view the
world solely through your own culture and fail to consider or appreciate other cultural perspectives. -
correct answers ETHNOCENTRIC



List the strategies a college student may use to develop/enhance his or her global citizenship: - correct
answers 1. Consciously avoid preoccupation with physical appearances.



2. Form impressions of others on a person-to-person basis, not on the basis of their group membership.



3. Place yourself in situations and locations on campus where you will come in regular contact with
individuals from diverse groups.

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