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Basic assumptions about how the world works. |
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Shared language, beliefs and rules |
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The unequal treatment of people on the basis of their group membership |
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The ways that people differ as individuals, groups and cultural differences |
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Refers to an individual's culture or national origin |
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The manner is the which groups and individuals in those groups influence one another.q |
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The collective thought of a group, following the group uncritically |
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A system in which people get ahead solely on the basis of their abilities |
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A process through which cultural differences are acknowledged and preserved |
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A social construct based on social and physical characteristics |
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The biological differences of males, females, and intersexed |
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Discrimination based on a person's sex. |
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The lifelong process of social interaction that enables us to learn about ourselves |
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A widely held, oversimplified image or idea of a particular type of person or thing. |
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An ideology that asserts superiority on the basis of age |
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A particular tendency or inclination, especially one that prevents unprejudice |
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Lack of contact with others, which promotes insensitivity to differences |
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Attitude of having an open mind about other cultures judging each by its standards and not by those of another culture |
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The set of ideas symbols and practices that unifier group by establishing shared beliefs and customs |
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Culturally defined standards that people used to decide what is desirable good and beautiful the service brought guidelines for social learning. |
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The intellectual identification with or vicarious experiencing of the feelings, thoughts, attitudes of another. |
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We assume that our way is the superior to others. |
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Institutionalized Racism/Sexism |
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Restrictive organization policies based on an individuals group |
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The practice of protecting the interest of "native born" inhabitants against those of immigrants. |
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A process through which cultural differences are acknowledged and preserved. |
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irrational and inflexible opinion based on limited and insufficient knowledge. |
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Willingness to interact with other cultures does socialization impacts our decisions on social distance. |
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As unverified and oversimplified generalizations |
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Those benefits in life that one has through no effort of their own. |
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