The Expressed Purpose of the Eugenics Movement Was to

question 44

Multiple Choice

The expressed purpose of the eugenics movement was to

• A)improve a population's genetic stock by implementing sterilization plans for those of low IQ to prevent them from breeding.
• B)improve a population's genetic stock by way of delivering increased educational training for those with high IQs.
• C)improve a population's genetic stock by way of delivering increased educational training for those with low IQs.
• D)improve a population's genetic stock by way of providing those with low IQ increased access to higher education.

Understand the concept of oppression and the types of injustices that can occur in society.

Recognize the importance of empathy and kindness in combating discrimination and understanding mental health issues.

Identify different perspectives and theories that explain societal structures of power and oppression.

Comprehend the impact of abusive relationships and mental health on an individual's life and behavior.

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Definitions:

Storming

A phase in group development characterized by conflict and competition, as team members assert their opinions.

Groupthink

A mode of thinking that people engage in when they are deeply involved in a cohesive group, and when members striving for unanimity override their motivation to realistically appraise alternative courses of action; in contrast to group strength, groupthink results in mistakes and failure. Causes of groupthink include the illusion of invulnerability, belief in the inherent morality of the group, rationalization, stereotyping of out-groups, self-censorship, direct pressure, mindguards, and the illusion of unanimity.

Cohesiveness

The quality of forming a united whole, particularly in the context of group dynamics and teamwork.

Insulated Group

A group that is isolated or protected from external pressures or influences, often to maintain focus or cohesion.