Research on Race and Reference Groups Indicates That

question 38

Multiple Choice

Research on race and reference groups indicates that

• A)school desegregation is most important in raising the self-esteem of Black children.
• B)positive representations of ethnic and racial groups raises the self-esteem of children of those groups.
• C)reference groups have little or no affect on self-esteem.
• D)how groups are presented has no impact on their effectiveness as reference groups for children.

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Definitions:

Clinically Significant

Describing a result, finding, or change that is large enough to matter clinically, indicating meaningful implications for a patient's diagnosis, treatment, or prognosis.

Anxiety Disorder

Anxiety Disorder is a mental health condition characterized by excessive fear or worry that affects one's daily activities.

Statistically Significant

A mathematical indication that a result is not likely to have occurred by chance, suggesting a true difference or effect exists.

Rosenthal Effect

The general finding that the results of any experiment often conform to the expectations of the experimenter.