Homework answers / question archive / Question 23 3 / 3 pts Social marginality describes    the exclusion that results from being seen as an “outsider”     the psychological consequences of gradually losing one’s culture     immersion in a culture to the extent that another way of life seems unnatural     people’s vulnerability to stereotyping     Question 24 3 / 3 pts Meritocracy refers to a system in which people get ahead solely on the basis of    who they know rather than what they know     merit     their ability to assimilate     master statuses     Question 25 3 / 3 pts According to the text, developing diversity consciousness includes applying our knowledge and behavior to real-life situations

Question 23 3 / 3 pts Social marginality describes    the exclusion that results from being seen as an “outsider”     the psychological consequences of gradually losing one’s culture     immersion in a culture to the extent that another way of life seems unnatural     people’s vulnerability to stereotyping     Question 24 3 / 3 pts Meritocracy refers to a system in which people get ahead solely on the basis of    who they know rather than what they know     merit     their ability to assimilate     master statuses     Question 25 3 / 3 pts According to the text, developing diversity consciousness includes applying our knowledge and behavior to real-life situations

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Question 23

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Social marginality describes

  

the exclusion that results from being seen as an “outsider”

   

the psychological consequences of gradually losing one’s culture

   

immersion in a culture to the extent that another way of life seems unnatural

   

people’s vulnerability to stereotyping

 

 

Question 24

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Meritocracy refers to a system in which people get ahead solely on the basis of

  

who they know rather than what they know

   

merit

   

their ability to assimilate

   

master statuses

 

 

Question 25

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According to the text, developing diversity consciousness includes applying our knowledge and behavior to real-life situations. This is called

  

following through

   

checking up on ourselves

   

gauging the level of the playing field

   

social engagement

 

 

Question 26

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When discussing social inequality, the author of our text distinguishes between a majority and a minority. The difference between a majority and a minority is

  

numbers

   

power

   

power and numbers

   

neither power nor numbers

 

 

Question 27

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Cultural encapsulation promotes sensitivity to cultural differences.

  

True

   

False

 

 

Question 28

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Nurture refers to biological influences that mold and shape us. 

  

True

   

False

 

 

IncorrectQuestion 29

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Enculturation promotes our ability to examine ourselves and our worlds. 

  

True

   

False

 

 

Question 30

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Double consciousness refers to a person’s awareness of his or her own perspective and the perspective of others.  

  

True

   

False

 

 

Question 31

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The term “social class” describes a category of people who share similar amounts of wealth, power, and prestige. 

  

True

   

False

 

 

Question 32

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According to the text, social class in the United States is defined solely in terms of wealth.

  

True

   

False

 

 

Question 33

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In a meritocracy, social and economic inequality is primarily due to the effects of discrimination and prejudice. 

  

True

 

False