Parents' Efforts to Help Their Children Understand Their Race or Ethnicity

question 20

Multiple Choice

Parents' efforts to help their children understand their race or ethnicity and cope effectively with discrimination is called:

• A) ethnic identity.
• B) racial/ethnic socialization.
• C) bicultural socialization.
• D) bicultural identity.

Recognize practices and norms from past societal contexts and their evolution to modern standards.

Comprehend the role of norms, roles, statuses, and adherence to them in maintaining societal stability.

Distinguish the commonsense views of emotions from their actual complexity within social interactions.

Analyze interaction through Goffman's dramaturgical analysis, including role-playing and frontstage/backstage behavior.

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Definitions:

Social Networks

Platforms and structures made up of individuals or organizations that are connected by one or more types of interdependencies, such as friendships, kinships, common interests, financial exchanges, or relationships of beliefs.

Religious Attendance

The act of participating in religious services or activities, often used as a measure of religious involvement or commitment.

Mental Health

Pertains to the emotional, psychological, and social well-being of an individual, affecting how they think, feel, and act.

Emotional Support

Assistance through empathy, concern, encouragement, and care aimed at bolstering an individual's emotional state.