Unit 1.02 Posttest Review

Diversity means what?

• The ways that people are different
• The ways that people are the same

What does it mean to have a primary dimension of diversity?

• Differences people are born with

• Differences people create as they get older

• Similarities that people have forever

• The same as secondary dimensions

What are primary dimensions?

• Income

• Language

• Religion

• Age

What are secondary dimensions?

• Similarities that follow you through life

• Differences that may change at some point

• There are no secondary dimensions

• Differences that stay the same

Select all of the characteristics of secondary dimensions of diversity

• Geographic location

• Race

• Family status

• Education level

Which of the following is evidence that diversity cannot be avoided

• Stereotypes and prejudices

• Language barriers

• Demographic makeup of schools/work

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  The value placed on individualism

Louis' family is originally from France. Their customs, habits, and traditions are known as their

• Family

• Culture

• Diversity

• Religion

Understanding differences and adjusting your opinions and behaviors is known as

• Cultural sensitivity

• Communication

• Prejudice

• Ethnocentrism

What is ethnocentrism?

• Is the belief that your own culture is naturally better than other culture

• Being sensitive to others cultures

• Accepting people's differences

• Focusing on independent work and accomplishments

If you take too much personal credit for your work on a group project, you might offend a group member who comes from a culture of

• Individualism

• Collectivism

• Ethnocenstrism

• Bias