For each question below, you are expected to write a comprehensive response of at least 300 words in order to receive full credit.
- Your answers should go beyond surface-level explanations and demonstrate critical thinking, depth, and reflection.
- Be sure to define key terms, provide examples or real-life applications, and, when appropriate, connect your response to broader cultural, social, or personal contexts.
- Organize your writing into clear paragraphs (introduction, body, conclusion) rather than short or incomplete statements.
- Aim for clarity, depth, and originality in your responses.
Minimum Requirement: 300 words per question for full credit. Partial answers or responses significantly below the word count will not receive full points.
Exam 1
- In your own words, define diversity. Identify one dimension of diversity (e.g., race, gender, socioeconomic status, ability, culture) and briefly explain why it is important in todays society.
- Define cultural lag and provide a real-world example (from technology, education, the workplace, or society) that illustrates how social norms, laws, or institutions have struggled to keep up with change.
- Define diversity consciousness in your own words. Explain why diversity consciousness involves more than simply recognizing individual or group differences.
- According to sociocultural theory, social forces such as culture, laws, media, and social norms influence individual success. Explain how one social force can impact opportunities or outcomes. Provide a brief real-world example to support your explanation.
- Define ethnocentrism in your own words. Explain how ethnocentric beliefs can influence an individuals sense of identity and worldview.
- Analyze how ethnocentrism can affect interpersonal relationships in settings such as school, the workplace, or the community.

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