Secondary Dimensions of Diversity Such as Education, Family Status, Language

question 15

True/False

Secondary dimensions of diversity such as education, family status, language, and even income levels shape our values, expectations, behaviours, and experiences.

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Definitions:

Personal Groups

Social groups formed based on personal relationships and intimate connections rather than formal structures or purposes.

Primary Groups

Close-knit groups such as family or close friends, characterized by long-term, intimate, and face-to-face interaction which significantly influences the attitudes and ideals of those involved.

Strong Moral Values

Principles or standards of behavior that are considered important and virtuous by a society or individual.

Self-Organizing Group

A group that forms and organizes itself naturally based on common interests or goals, often without a formal leadership structure.