Test Bank For Identities and Inequalities Exploring the Intersections of Race, Class, Gender, & Sexuality 3rd Edition By David Newman-Test Bank

Exam Guide For Identities and Inequalities Exploring the Overlaps of Race, Class, Gender, & Sexuality 3rd Edition By David Newman

ISBN-10:0078027039 , ISBN-13:978-0078027031

Chapter 01: Distinctions and Resemblances
True / False Inquiries

1. Integration into American culture has not been universally smooth for all factions.
FALSE
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Subject: Similarities and Differences in Daily Life: Establishing Boundaries

2. Variation is not always viewed as a risk.
FALSE
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Subject: Similarities and Differences in Daily Life: Establishing Boundaries

3. Humans have a profound inclination to define, sort, and group things.
TRUE
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Subject: “Categorized” Details: Building Perceptions

4. Our day-to-day routines are supported by numerous underappreciated pieces of knowledge that we presume others comprehend as we do.
TRUE
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Subject: Similarities and Differences in Daily Life: Establishing Boundaries

5. Only juveniles and teenagers partake in strict differentiation and categorization.
FALSE
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Subject: “Categorized” Details: Building Perceptions

6. We only initiate social exchanges with preconceived notions about others when those individuals are visibly distinct from us.
FALSE
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Subject: “Categorized” Details: Building Perceptions

7. In situations where obvious distinctive characteristics are lacking, youngsters will frequently invent them.
TRUE
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Subject: “Categorized” Details: Building Perceptions

8. Intra-group difference is just as significant as inter-group difference.
TRUE
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Subject: Variation across Groups, Variation within Groups

9. Assuming that members of a specific group are similar, one person would serve as an ideal representative for an entire ethnicity or gender.
FALSE
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Subject: Variation across Groups, Variation within Groups

10. The conflict perspective sees the societal structure as a source of uniformity, which always benefits all factions equally.
FALSE

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