Rejection of the Dominant Group's Values and Cultural Traits Which

question 36

Multiple Choice

Rejection of the dominant group's values and cultural traits which allows the person to maintain a positive self-identity in the face of harsh treatment and attacks of one's culture can result in the development of a(n) :

• A) Prejudiced personality
• B) Authoritarian personality
• C) Oppositional identity
• D) Compromised identity

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Definitions:

Productive Activity

Any task or action that contributes to achieving a goal, generating outcomes, or creating value.

Consumable Goods

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Social Gerontology

A field of study that examines the social aspects of aging, including the relationships, roles, and societal impacts on older adults.

Social Contacts

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