An Intersectional Approach Is Essential to Understanding the Dynamics of Stratification

question 37

Multiple Choice

An intersectional approach is essential to understanding the dynamics of stratification because it __________.

• A) allows us to the look at the multitude of ways in which our statuses and positions affect our experience
• B) allows us to focus on a single status as the cause of our experiences
• C) allows us to remain completely objective in our study of social behavior
• D) provides a framework for engaging in exclusion

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Definitions:

Socialization Agents

Individuals, groups, or institutions that play a role in integrating and adapting members into a particular social or cultural setting.

Reality Shock

The experience of discovering that the actualities of a job or profession are not what were expected, often leading to disillusionment.

Expectancy Theory

A motivational theory suggesting that individuals are more likely to act in ways that they believe will lead to desired outcomes, based on the perceived likelihood of those outcomes occurring.

Realistic Job Previews (RJPs)

A tool used by organizations to provide prospective employees with a truthful overview of what a job entails, including both positive and negative aspects.