Unit 5 & Q3 CFA Review - Stereotypes and Prejudice

What is a stereotype?

• A scientific theory
• A widely held but oversimplified idea or belief about a particular group of people
• A mathematical equation
• A historical artifact
• Option 5

What is the definition of microaggressions?

• Intentional acts of discrimination
• Subtle, often unintentional, verbal or non-verbal slights or insults
• Overt and explicit acts of bias
• Systemic discrimination

Which of the following is an example of a microaggression?

• Using a racial slur
• Complimenting someone's appearance
• Asking a person of color where they are really from
• Offering help to someone with a disability

What is the impact of microaggressions on individuals?

• . No impact at all
• Positive reinforcement
• Can contribute to feelings of alienation and marginalization
• Boosts self-esteem

Which type of microaggression is based on making assumptions about a person's abilities or disabilities?

• Gender microaggressions
• Racial microaggressions
• Disability microaggressions
• Religious microaggressions

How can individuals respond to microaggressions?

• Ignore them and move on
• Confront the person and express feelings
• Internalize the experience without addressing it
• Both b and c

What is the difference between microinsults and microinvalidations in the context of microaggressions?

• Microinsults are intentional, while microinvalidations are unintentional.
• Microinsults are verbal, while microinvalidations are non-verbal.
• Microinsults convey rudeness, while microinvalidations negate someone's thoughts or feelings.
• There is no difference between them.

What is a cultural stereotype?

• A stereotype specific to a particular profession
• A stereotype based on physical appearance
• A stereotype related to a particular ethnic or cultural group
• A stereotype exclusive to academic settings

What is the primary role of cultural stereotypes and prejudice in society?

• Promoting Diversity
• Enhancing Cultural Understanding
• Perpetuating bias and discrimination
• Fostering Inclusivity

Cultural stereotypes often have roots in:

• Recent technological advancements
• Historical, social, and cultural factors
• Political ideologies
• Scientific discoveries