NSE 111/ NSE111 Midterm Exam Review (New 2024/ 2025
Update) QUESTIONS WITH DETAILED VERIFIED
ANSWERS (100% CORRECT ANSWERS) / ALREADY
GRADED A+
What 2 things does keeping a promise do? - ans -- it shows you value honesty,
integrity and accountability
- it shows you're willing to take risks
What is emancipatory knowledge? - ans -- the call to action to advocate for social
justice
- acknowledging social injustice and knowing there is something that can be done
about it
- capacity to question the status quo
What are some methods of showing emancipatory knowledge? - ans -- reflective
journals
- write letters
- attend board meeting
- blogs
- focus groups
In the "Emancipatory Knowing" article, what time in history was emancipatory
knowledge emphasized? - ans -- feminists movement in the 60s
What is critical social theory? - ans -- framework for critiquing constraints on
human freedom
-challenging granted assumptions
What does CST critique? - ans -- power relations
- any forms of domination
- any forms of inequity
Where did CST start? - ans -Frankfurt school in Germany
, What are ways in which you can challenge the status quo? - ans -- Ask questions
- Advocate
- make changes (no matter the size)
- attend to individuals lived experiences
What is oppression a loss of? - ans -- self-esteem
- a voice
- autonomy
- status
- resources
What's another word for oppression? - ans -marginalization
What is social norms? - ans -- expected behavior, attitudes and cues within social
groups
What can the rejection of social norms lead to? - ans -- forms of constraint or
punishment
- failure to be included
- marginalization
What is social discourse? - ans -- How we develop ideas of what we consider
normal
What is social construction? - ans -- concepts that exist within a particular context
- EX: culture or institutions
What is Phenomenology? - ans -- someone's lived experience
- exploration of the subjective aspect of an individual
- deep human understanding
What are concepts used when applying phenomenology? - ans -- empathy
- Reflection/ interpretation
- being with
- active listening
- sharing
Update) QUESTIONS WITH DETAILED VERIFIED
ANSWERS (100% CORRECT ANSWERS) / ALREADY
GRADED A+
What 2 things does keeping a promise do? - ans -- it shows you value honesty,
integrity and accountability
- it shows you're willing to take risks
What is emancipatory knowledge? - ans -- the call to action to advocate for social
justice
- acknowledging social injustice and knowing there is something that can be done
about it
- capacity to question the status quo
What are some methods of showing emancipatory knowledge? - ans -- reflective
journals
- write letters
- attend board meeting
- blogs
- focus groups
In the "Emancipatory Knowing" article, what time in history was emancipatory
knowledge emphasized? - ans -- feminists movement in the 60s
What is critical social theory? - ans -- framework for critiquing constraints on
human freedom
-challenging granted assumptions
What does CST critique? - ans -- power relations
- any forms of domination
- any forms of inequity
Where did CST start? - ans -Frankfurt school in Germany
, What are ways in which you can challenge the status quo? - ans -- Ask questions
- Advocate
- make changes (no matter the size)
- attend to individuals lived experiences
What is oppression a loss of? - ans -- self-esteem
- a voice
- autonomy
- status
- resources
What's another word for oppression? - ans -marginalization
What is social norms? - ans -- expected behavior, attitudes and cues within social
groups
What can the rejection of social norms lead to? - ans -- forms of constraint or
punishment
- failure to be included
- marginalization
What is social discourse? - ans -- How we develop ideas of what we consider
normal
What is social construction? - ans -- concepts that exist within a particular context
- EX: culture or institutions
What is Phenomenology? - ans -- someone's lived experience
- exploration of the subjective aspect of an individual
- deep human understanding
What are concepts used when applying phenomenology? - ans -- empathy
- Reflection/ interpretation
- being with
- active listening
- sharing
