The Third Phase of Ethnic Identity Achievement Involves​

question 38

Multiple Choice

The third phase of ethnic identity achievement involves​

• A) ​wondering about one's ethnic heritage.
• B) ​rejecting one's heritage.
• C) ​deciding to not explore one's ethnic roots.
• D) ​creating a distinct ethnic self-concept.

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Definitions:

Psychosocial Stimulation

Activities and interactions that promote cognitive, emotional, and social development in individuals.

Disinhibition

A reduction in restraint or inhibition, leading to impulsive or risky behaviors that are normally suppressed.

Advance Directives

Legal documents that allow individuals to specify their medical treatment preferences in advance, should they become unable to make decisions for themselves.

Resocialization

The process by which individuals learn new norms, values, attitudes, and behaviors, replacing those previously held, often occurring in new or changed environments.