Chapter 1

Question 1

ethnocentrism

Answer 1

a tendency to thick that our own culture is superior to other cultures

Question 2

anglocentrism

Answer 2

using Anglo or white cultural standards as the criteria for interpretations and judgments of behaviors and attitudes

Question 3

Heterogeneous

Answer 3

differences in a group, culture, or population

Question 4

Homogeneous

Answer 4

Similarity in a group, culture, or population

Question 5

Diasporic groups

Answer 5

ethnic and/or national groups that are geographically dispersed throughout the world (can be strengthened by the use of the internet) (examples= refugees fleeing from wars

Question 6

Enclave

Answer 6

cultural neighborhoods

Question 7

Identity Management

Answer 7

The way individuals make sense of their multiple images concerning the sense of self in different social contexts

Question 8

Identity Tourism

Answer 8

A concept that refers to people taking on the identities of other races, genders, classes, or sexual orientations for recreational purposes

Question 9

Dialogical approach

Answer 9

focuses on the importance of dialogue in developing and maintaining relationships between individuals and communities

Question 10

self-reflexivity

Answer 10

a process of learning to understand oneself and one’s position in society

Question 11

standpoint theory

Answer 11

we see what is in our frame and our frame is shaped by our culture (cartoon of two women)