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A biological concept that defines a group of people based on a set of physical characteristics |
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A distinctive way of living that is built by a group of people. |
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People have the capacity to work effectively with people from a certain culture.
Competence - Knowledge-Understand |
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The ability to be open to learning about and accepting of different culture
Sensitvity - accepting |
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To make distinctions on the basis of preference or prejudice. |
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Sharing a strong sense of idenity with a particular religous, racial, or national group.
Ethnicity - Identity |
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The condition of being different. No one is exculded -diversity is all of us. We come from different backgrounds, beliefs, cultures, races,creeds, ages. |
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The recognition and acknowledgement that society is pluralistic. In addition to the dominant culture, there exsists many other cultures based aroud ethnicity, sexual orientation, geography, religion, gender, and class.
Multiculturism -many |
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The recognition and acknowledgement that soceity is pluralistic . Multipluristic -many |
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A subconscience belief in negative sterotypes about one's group, that results in an attempt to fulfill those sterotypes. Results in fear, anxiety and uncertaininy
Internalized Oppression -negative sterotypes |
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