Racism and sexism Study guides, Study notes & Summaries

Microaggressions correct answer: Brief, everyday exchanges that send denigrating messages to a target group such as people of color, women, and gays There types of "isms" ie, sexism, racism, agism correct answer: 1 overt: blatant unequal and unfair treatment of cultures. 2 covert: unequal and harmful treatment of cultures that is conducted in a hidden manner. 3 subtle: unequal and unfail treatment of women that is not recognized by many peple because it is perceived to be normative, and t...

What is Implicit biasAnswer - unconscoius and involuntary bias What is explicit biasAnswer - conscious bias What are micro-aggressionsAnswer - Everyday slights, insults, or other indignities suffered by individuals based on their group identity. stereotyping?Answer - The psycho-social process by which we form positive or negative associations with specific identity groups. what is discriminationAnswer - the biased actions that disadvantage individuals or groups, based on identit...

SYC EXAM 2 COMPLETE QUESTIONS WITH ANSWER Prejudice and discrimination based on a person's racial background, or institutional and cultural practices that promote the domination of one racial group over another, are most accurately termed ANSWER = racism Affectionate, chivalrous feelings toward women based on the belief that women need protection are referred to as ____ sexism. ANSWER = benevolent Although he does not intend to behave in a racist manner, Mark says to his KoreanAmerican ...

What is the 'Great Sport Myth'? - correct answerSport is inherently good > the purity and goodness is transmitted to those who play and consume it > sport always leads to individual and community development > 'Great Sport Myth' = sport is purely good. What are paradigms and perspectives in relation to sport? - correct answerAdopting a particular paradigm is like viewing the world through a telescope; we only see a small part of the world and only a single representation. In rela...

Women's Gynecological Health (Wk 1) Ch.1-3Feminism perspective - correct answer Acknowledges *oppression* women within *patriarchal* society. -Oppression: *not having a choice* Feminism critical analysis questions: - correct answer -assumptions about societal expectations -values of roles on sociopolitical an individual levels *Acknowledges* power imbalances Health is influenced by: - correct answer Sexism Racism Class Nation Gender Women's health is focused on female se...

soteriology exam theo 202 questions with complete solutionssoteriology - correct answer the doctrine of salvation liberation theologies - correct answer - the basic problem of society is the oppression and exploitation of the powerless classes by the powerful which needs to be eradicated - theology focused on freedom from oppression and the reduction of racism, classism, and sexism secular theology - correct answer - God's activity was thought to be the explanation of the existence of th...

MAY/JUNE 2018 SUBSECTION A QUESTION ANSWER EXPLANATION 1 False The indirect application of the Bill of Rights means, that rather than finding law or conduct unconstitutional and providing a constitutional remedy, a court applies ordinary law, but interprets or develops it with reference to the values in the Bill of Rights. 2 True Because there is nothing about the nature of this right that makes it impossible for juristic persons to invoke it. 3 True The Constitution ma...

ICH4801 Assignment 4 (ANSWERS) 2023 (). 100% TRUSTED Answers, guidelines, workings and references. ............... SECTION A: HISTORY OF EDUCATION [50] Question 1 Section A is based on the given extract from chapter 2 of the prescribed textbook (Seroto, Davids & Wolhuter 2020). Read the extract and then answer the questions that follow. Geographical focus of research and of authorship Scholars, analysts, progressive scholars and academics in all education sciences and beyond, have expressed conc...

Implicit Bias in Patient Care Define Prejudice, stereotyping, discrimination, racism, sexism, ageism, stigma and stereotype threat. - correct answer Prejudice: negative attitude toward a group and its individual members. Caused by + and - emotions. Stereotype: Socially shared beliefs about a group and its individual members. Represent the schemas of information we collect/store about people. Discrimination: Negative behavior directed toward a group and its members. Acts of discrimination...

Pes 564 exam 1 Questions and Answers Graded A+ Value understood in the sense of the goodness (rightness) and badness (wrongness) of ones actions Within morality, values are placed in two categores (Moral and Non Moral) viewed as a learned trait a certain level of reasoning and intellectual understanding must exist before value can exist Ethics principles of human duty usually related to a specific profession, religion, or group The study of underlying issues and the study o...