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Human Growth/DevCH14

chapter 14 terms from "lifespan development" textbook

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the changes and adjustments that occur when groups of different people come into sustained firsthand contact acculturation
the process in which people begin to identify with the mainstream culture and reject the minority culture assimilation
the negative (or sometimes positive) actions taken toward members of a particular group because of their membership in the group discrimination
how members of ethnic, racial, and cultural minorities view themselves, both as members of their own group and in terms of their relationships with other groups. ethnic identity
the process in which people maintain their own culture while simultaneously seeking to adapt and incorporate the majority culture integration
the process that occurs when people identify neither with their minority culture nor with the majority culture marginalization
the negative (or positive) evaluations or judgments of members of a group that are based primarily on group membership prejudice
the process in which people identify with the ethnic minority culture to which they belong while rejecting or rebuffing the majority culture separation
the theory that adolescents use group membership as a source of pride and self-worth social identity theory
the theory that suggests people develop prejudice and stereotypes about members of various groups in the same way they learn other attitudes, beliefs, and values social learning view
a set of beliefs and expectations about members of a group that are held simply because of their membership in the group stereotype
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