Match Each Definition to the Corresponding Term.​

question 28

Multiple Choice

Match each definition to the corresponding term.​
-Self-identity​

• A)Materials that convey information and cultural expression—through paper (books, magazines), film(videos), disks (CDs), electronic wires or airwaves (TV, computer, radio), and so on
• B)A young child constructs this primarily by internalizing whatever that child’s family considers important in defining who is “like us.” Creating
• a strong and positive version of this is essential for young children who happen to be part of a cultural grouping that has been devalued or stigmatized by the larger society.
• C)An individual’s interactive experience—how the parents, their workplace, the community, society, schools, and the economy interact and affect children
• D)The theory that people don’t develop in isolation but rather in relation to the family, home, school, community, and society. Each of these constantly changing multilevel environments, as well as the interactions among these environments, is key to a human being’s development.
• E)As the name implies, this term communicates the process of“prejudging.” The process can be comprised of negative attitudes, beliefs, and rigid stereotypes that are resistant to change despite contradictory evidence.
• F)The set of characteristics that a person recognizes as belonging uniquely to himself or herself and constituting his or her own individuality
• G)Being knowledgeable about different cultures, their daily living practices,cultural values, norms, and traditions;being willing to treat others with appropriate respect regardless of race,ethnicity, religion, ability, country of origin, economic status, etc.
• H)This is the belief that rights and roles in society should be governed by one’s gender. Historically, it has beenmale-driven and accompanied by a
• belief in male superiority.
• I)Promotes each group’s right to preserve and practice its own cultural traditions without interference or prejudice
• J)Completely developing one’s abilities and interests; a feeling of pleasure because you are getting what you want from life
• K)Proceeding more from instinct rather than from logical thinking; characterized by or showing emotion
• L)Made-apparent or categorized differences between two or more things

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Definitions:

Seasonality

Periodic fluctuations in data or phenomena that occur regularly based on a season, quarter, month, etc.

Mean Absolute Deviation

The average of the absolute differences between each data point and the mean of the data set.

Root Mean Square Error

A measure of the differences between values predicted by a model and the values actually observed, expressed as the square root of the mean of these differences squared.

Seasonal Effect

A pattern observed in time-series data where changes occur at regular intervals due to seasonal factors.