Jane Elliott's Eye Color Exercise" Discussed in Chapter 5" Shows

question 94

Multiple Choice

Jane Elliott's eye color exercise" discussed in Chapter 5" shows that:

• A)any characteristic can serve as the basis for self-categorization and the formation of social identities
• B)children are especially loyal to the groups to which they belong
• C)macro-level social inequalities create inequalities within groups and subsequent negative identities
• D)social identities constructed in childhood have lasting effects
• E)social identities must be reinforced by others in order for them to persist

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