Many Targets of Discrimination Respond to These Circumstances by

question 7

Multiple Choice

Many targets of discrimination respond to these circumstances by

• A) experiencing a drop in self-esteem.
• B) disliking all members of the dominant group.
• C) blaming themselves for the discrimination.
• D) attributing both positive and negative outcomes to prejudice.

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Definitions:

Crime Rates

The number of reported crimes in a given area over a specified period of time, often per 100,000 inhabitants.

Variances

In statistics and accounting, variances measure the spread between numbers in a data set or the difference between actual and expected outcomes, indicating the extent of deviation and variability.

Sociological Theories

Frameworks for understanding how society works, focusing on social relationships, structures, and institutions, and how they influence individual behavior and societal changes.

Pathologized

Considered or treated as psychologically abnormal or unhealthy.