An Individual's Self-Identification with a Particular Group That Can Shift

question 5

Multiple Choice

An individual's self-identification with a particular group that can shift according to social location is known as:

• A) ethnic variation.
• B) flexible nationalism.
• C) national identification.
• D) rationalization of self.
• E) situational negotiation of identity.

Recognize the global perspective on poverty and compare poverty rates across countries.

Learn about the impact of gender and race on poverty.

Understand the changing dynamics and perceptions regarding poverty and welfare over time.

Understand the demographics and rates of poverty among different racial and ethnic groups.

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