Exam 10: Where Do We Go From Here

Most people are familiar with the "fight or flight" response. What other two responses did Bracha et al. (2004) describe?

Which "S of Similarity" says that people tend to prefer situations that are familiar because it makes them feel normal?

Alicia shared her experience attending the Universoul Circus. She said, "It was a relief to be able to easily connect with people who had similar tastes and likes." Which "S of Similarity" does this statement reflect?

What law in California essentially banned gay marriage?

______________ means genuinely understanding another person's perspective or experience.

Leaving a party because you feel uncomfortable being the only person of your background there illustrates which "D of Difference"?

There are _______ general areas of multicultural competence.

Than, a Vietnamese woman, said that all her friends are Asian. She used to have White friends, but many of them said things that hurt her feelings. Than now sticks with her Asian friends because it makes her feel

Interviewing your own family members, constructing a family tree, and attending cultural celebrations for your group are all strategies for

Bethany's "lightbulb moment," when she gained a deeper understanding of racism and White privilege after watching the film The Color of Fear, illustrates

What does it mean to "walk a mile in someone's shoes"?

An attitude of ___________ means being willing to stretch and get outside our comfort zones, taking risks, and keeping an open mind.

In a potentially threatening situation, if no other option is available, or if the person has tried other things and they didn't work, the person may not know what to do so may just do nothing and wait for the situation to be over. This has been labeled the _________ response.

According to Putnam (2007), obstacles to cooperation between diverse groups can be overcome by creating

A ____________ is the ability to do something with accuracy and ease.

Which of these statements about four out of the five "Ds of Difference" is TRUE?

When we first meet people, we usually look for things we have in common. It boosts our self-esteem and helps us feel validated when people think as we do and have the same interests. Which "S of Similarity" does this describe?

When the police came, Calvin's White friend and teammate left him there alone, but his Black teammates came to his rescue. At that moment, Calvin realized that the only people who could understand his experience and his pain were the other Black students. What "S of Similarity" does this illustrate?

Each area of multicultural competence includes

All of the following are "Ss of Similarity" except