Dominant Theories of Race During the Time of W

question 7

Multiple Choice

Dominant theories of race during the time of W. E. B. Du Bois claimed that race __________.

• A) was not important in daily life
• B) was a socially created distinction
• C) had deep cultural patterns that shaped individuals' lives
• D) biologically determined different levels of intelligence in individuals

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Definitions:

Clinically Significant

A degree of significance in clinical findings indicating that an effect or difference is large enough to matter clinically or impact healthcare decisions.

Analogue Study

Research method in which participants are exposed to conditions that simulate real-life situations to examine psychological processes.

Nonhumans

Refers to beings or entities that are not human, often used in the contexts of research, animal studies, or discussions about artificial intelligence.

Metaphors

A figure of speech in which a word or phrase is applied to an object or action to which it is not literally applicable.