In Explaining the Race Riots of 1967 and 1968, Reverend

question 103

Multiple Choice

In explaining the race riots of 1967 and 1968, Reverend Jesse Jackson noted that the riots occurred "in the middle of rising expectations and the increased, though inadequate, social spending." His analysis best reflects __________ as a source of aggression.

• A) thwarted expectations
• B) discrimination and direct provocation
• C) catharsis
• D) the discomfort caused by the "long, hot summer"

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Definitions:

Loyalty Norms

Expected behaviors or attitudes that promote allegiance and support within a group or organization.

Surface Diversity

Visible differences among members of a group, including age, ethnicity, gender, physical abilities, and race, without necessarily reflecting deeper variations in values or beliefs.

Group Cohesiveness

refers to the extent to which members of a group stick together and remain united in pursuing common objectives.

Self-managed Work Teams

Groups of employees who operate without traditional managerial supervision, assuming responsibility for their governance, decision-making, and operations.