_____ Is the "Tendency to Consider One's Own Group, Usually

question 10

Multiple Choice

_____ is the "tendency to consider one's own group, usually national or ethnic, superior to other groups using one's own group or groups as the frame of reference against which other groups are judged" (Wolman, 1973, p.129) .

• A)A logical fallacy
• B)Ethnocentrism
• C)An attribution bias
• D)Internal validation

Understand Hegel's influence on Marxist thought and the concept of false consciousness.

Identify Antonio Gramsci's concept of hegemony and its focus on intellectual and cultural leadership.

Analyze Marxism's intersection with functionalism and the debate on Marx's use of dialectics.

Explore the incorporation of postmodern insights into Marxism and its implications for contemporary theory.

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Definitions:

Grandiose Delusion

A false belief of one's own superiority, greatness, or omnipotence that is not grounded in reality.

Delusions

Fixed false beliefs that are resistant to reason or confrontation with actual fact, often found in psychological disorders such as schizophrenia.

Delusion of Thought Insertion

A false belief where a person thinks that thoughts not their own are being inserted into their mind by an external source.

Persecutory Delusion

A false belief that one is being persecuted, conspired against, or harassed by others.