The Interlocking Nature of Social Inequality and How Different Inequalities

question 37

Multiple Choice

The interlocking nature of social inequality and how different inequalities are experienced together is also known as __________.

• A)patriarchy
• B)social construction
• C)gender assignment
• D)intersectionality

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Definitions:

Systems Theory

A conceptual framework that examines phenomena in terms of whole systems, acknowledging interactions, interdependencies, and patterns among components.

Wholeness

Pertains to the state of being complete, entire, or undivided; often used in the context of personal development or health.

Organization

Organization refers to a structured group of people with specific roles and responsibilities working towards common goals, or the act of arranging elements in a systematic way.

Collectivism

A cultural value that emphasizes the importance of the group over individual goals and the interdependence of members within a society or organization.