The Concept of "Race," in the Dominant Racial Frame, Had

question 142

Multiple Choice

The concept of "race," in the dominant racial frame, had at least three important elements, including all the following EXCEPT:

• A) an accent on physically and biologically distinctive categories called "races."
• B) an emphasis on "race" as the primary determinant of a group's essential personality and cultural traits.
• C) a hierarchy of superior and inferior racial groups.
• D) an accent on the concepts prejudice, stereotyping, bias, and bigotry.

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Definitions:

Permeable

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Radical Behaviorism

A perspective within psychology, founded by B.F. Skinner, which argues that behavior can be understood through observable actions and the environments that influence them, disregarding internal thoughts and feelings as explanatory factors.

Early Success

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Skinner's Theory

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