Understanding Social Concepts

What is the definition of 'Bias'?

• A network or group of people sharing interests

• A preconceived and unreasoned inclination or preference

• A social system of meaning and custom

• An approach to examine characteristics in relation to each other

What does 'Community' refer to?

• A social construct based on shared cultural heritage

• A network or group of people sharing interests and values

• Treatment of a person or group as insignificant

• Actions stemming from conscious or unconscious prejudice

What is 'Cultural Appropriation'?

• A preconceived and unreasoned inclination or preference

• A social system of meaning and custom

• Claiming rights to symbols or customs of another group without understanding

• An approach to examine characteristics in relation to each other

What does 'Culture' encompass?

• A network or group of people sharing interests

• A social system of meaning and custom developed by a group

• Treatment of a person or group as insignificant

• Actions stemming from conscious or unconscious prejudice

What does 'Justice' refer to in different contexts?

• A preconceived and unreasoned inclination or preference

• Moral correctness and fairness, and the rule of law

• A network or group of people sharing interests

• An approach to examine characteristics in relation to each other

What is the meaning of 'Injustice'?

• A preconceived and unreasoned inclination or preference

• Unfairness

• A network or group of people sharing interests

• An approach to examine characteristics in relation to each other

What is the focus of 'Intersectionality'?

• Examining characteristics such as gender, race, and class in relation to each other

• A network or group of people sharing interests

• A preconceived and unreasoned inclination or preference

• Actions stemming from conscious or unconscious prejudice

What is the relationship between 'Justice' and 'Injustice'?

• Justice refers to fairness, while injustice describes unfairness

• Justice is a social construct, while injustice is a network

• Justice is a preconceived notion, while injustice is a preference

• Justice is a group of people, while injustice is a system

What is privilege as described in the text?

• Earned social power based on achievements

• Unearned social power granted by societal institutions

• A system of beliefs usually spiritual in nature

• A theory of justice focusing on crime

What does the term 'religion' refer to in the text?

• A form of justice

• A system of beliefs, usually spiritual in nature

• A stereotype

• A type of privilege