Children Whose Families Are in the Middle and Upper Socioeconomic

question 22

True/False

Children whose families are in the middle and upper socioeconomic brackets are more likely to perform better in school and to complete more years of education than children from families in lower socioeconomic brackets.

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Definitions:

Racism

A mindset of bias, differential treatment, or enmity against persons of another race, rooted in the assumption that one's race is superior.

Skin Color

The pigmentation of an individual's skin, which can vary widely among humans and is often used as a basis for social or racial classification.

Discrimination

Unfair treatment or prejudice against individuals or groups based on characteristics such as race, gender, age, or sexual orientation.

Symbolic Ethnicity

A nostalgic allegiance to the culture of the immigrant generation, or that of the old country, that is not usually incorporated into everyday behavior.