Gri Final Questions And Answers Already Passed

GRI FINAL QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS ALREADY PASSED GRI is said to be ____________ because it integrates work in a diverse array of disciplines in the social sciences and humanities, such as history, anthropology, sociology, psychology, art, and literature among others. interdisciplinary In the introduction to Section 1 of our text, the authors state that a social diversity approach is basically the same as a social justice approach to the study of identity and difference. False The primary components of culture as described in the "barrel model" include: the base, the structure, and the superstructure. Sonja Curry-Johnson uses the analogy of ______________________ to explore the difficulties of balancing conflicting parts of her identity. weaving an identity tapestry Social differences between individuals are necessary, vital parts of social organization. True The video, America: Melting Pot or Mosaic? considers the differences between ___________ and ___________ approaches to understanding social difference in US society. assimilationist, diversity Individuals who use languages other than English in the United States are often accused of "flaunting" foreign cultural identity. True WEB DuBois, a founder of the critical study of race, asserted that African American men experience their social identity as a form of "double consciousness," unable to reconcile their devalued racial status with their membership in American society. True The "identity triangle" model recognizes the complexity of balancing __________, __________, and __________ dimensions of social identity. self-ascribed, socially-ascribed, and material/physical Gender denotes the biological differences between males and females of a species. False _____________________ refers to the institutionalization of a social norm or standard, which establishes and perpetuates the notion that all people are or should be heterosexual, thereby privileging heterosexuals and heterosexuality, and excluding the needs, concerns, cultures, and life experiences of lesbians, gay males, bisexuals, pansexuals, asexuals, intersex, and trans* people. Heterosexism Sexuality includes a wide range of behaviors, ideologies, and practices that extend beyond beyond biological reproduction. True In a provocative article on cultural conceptions of "biological sex", Anne Fausto Sterling asserted that rather than two sexes, there are actually: at least five sexes. _____________________ refers to the organization of society around the needs, rights, and power of men. Patriarchy Misogyny is the hatred of women and the female form. True Rebecca Solnit's essay "Men Explain Things to Me" serves as a good introduction to the concept of: androcentrism An individual whose self-identification of gender matches the gender they were ascribed at birth is considered: cisgender Homophobia is the fear and/or hatred of those who love and are attracted emotionally and sexually to those of the same "sex". True The use of heterosexuality as the basic, normative metric of all sexualities is an expression of: heterocentrism. According to Ta Nahesi-Coates, race is the father of racism. False George Lipsitz characterizes the material and historical advantages of White Americans as a: possessive investment in whiteness. Like gender, class, ability, and sexuality, "race" arose as an expression of social stratification, the ordering of members of society into positions of relative advantage or disadvantage. True The ascription of membership in a devalued racial group on the basis of having a single non-white ancestor or "one drop" of non-white blood is referred to as: hypodescent. According to the Gregory Mantsios' article "Class in America", Americans are eager to discuss class identity and socioeconomic inequality. False In the US, class categories are rarely confused with other aspects of identity, such as race, national origin, dialect or accent, regional identity, immigrations status, and occupation. False Like gender and race, class is fundamentally: socially constructed According to the authors of the reading, "Class Dismissed", all of the following are types of classist microaggressions except: microimpediments One of the defining features of the COVID-19 pandemic is that it has: affected working class communities disproportionately. ________________ describes a process in which poor urban areas are changed by wealthier people moving in, improving housing, and attracting new businesses, and displacing current inhabitants. Gentrification Which of the following is a good example of the moralization of economic status? the Protestant work ethic ________________ is a term to refer to immigrant women from Latin America who perform low-wage household and child care work in the US. Domesticas