CHAPTER 5: Cultural Frames: Schemas, Beneficence And Audism

Question 1

physical

Answer 1

classifying individuals based on their appearance, gender, physique, age, etc.

Question 2

roles

Answer 2

expectations of others based on their social position (neighbor, doctor, student, etc.)

Question 3

interactions

Answer 3

the way people behave in social situations (aloof, friendly, judgmental, etc.) influences our sense of who they are and what we might expect of them

Question 4

psychological

Answer 4

grouping individuals based on personal psychological assessments for them (curious, nervous, insecure, etc.)

Question 5

stereotype

Answer 5

pre-judging others based on assumptions that do not reflect reality or truth

Question 6

oppression

Answer 6

unjust or excessive exercise of power or position that hurts, maligns, or disempowers others

Question 7

marginalization

Answer 7

systematic exclusion of minority group members from quality social services, economic opportunities, healthcare, and meaningful education; the absence of power or “voice”

Question 8

pejorative view of the minority

Answer 8

feel that being different than the “ideal” (fat, poor, blind, etc.) is bad

Question 9

reciprocity of perspectives

Answer 9

the result of seeing the world from one’s own frame, thus assuming that members of different groups want to be like that frame as well (results in a “fix-it” mentality)

Question 10

paternalism

Answer 10

desire to take members of the minority “under their wing”, assuming a “know-it-all” or “take charge” stance