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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Definitions:

Physically Active

Engaging in bodily movements that expend energy, including exercises, sports, and daily physical tasks.

Body Composition

The proportion of fat, bone, water, and muscle in human bodies, often used in fitness and health assessments to determine the ratio of fat to lean mass.

Use It Or Lose It

A principle stating that failure to use specific muscles or brain functions can lead to a decrease in efficacy and health over time.

Shin Splints

A term used to describe pain along the shin bone (tibia) that commonly affects athletes who engage in high-impact activities.