Discriminatory Acts Themselves Can Be Categorized According to the Extent

question 5

True/False

Discriminatory acts themselves can be categorized according to the extent to which they are intentional and institutionalized. An act may be part of the isolated behavior of a single individual who intentionally discriminates based on personal prejudice; be part of the routine, institutionalized behavior of a group; and which intentionally discriminates out of personal prejudice.

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Definitions:

Onlooker Play

A stage of play where children watch others play but do not engage in it themselves, allowing them to learn and prepare for future participation.

Formal Games

Formal games are structured forms of play, often with defined rules and objectives, differing from spontaneous or informal games.

Motor Skills

Abilities required to perform precise movements smoothly, generally categorized into fine motor skills and gross motor skills.

Sensorimotor Stage

The first stage in Piaget's theory of cognitive development (birth to about 2 years), where infants learn through sensory and motor interactions.