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relational transgressions

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highly problematic situations where core rules of relationship are violated

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core relational rules

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can be anything; established by people in the relationship

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emotional residue

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left behind after core relational rule is violated

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truth bias

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assume people we care for tell the truth

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helping orientations

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assume people that care for us will help us rather than hurt us

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forgiveness

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cognitive process that consists of letting go of feelings of revenge and desires to retaliate

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cognitive process

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intentional thought

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principle of irreversibility

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once communicated it remains communicated forever

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Five Levels of Forgiveness

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  1. healthy for you
  2. altruistic
  3. sake of relationship
  4. you would want it in return
  5. believe you are equals
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altruistic

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giving without expecting in return

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possible reconciliation

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(self) offender must admit cop-ability

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conditional reconciliation

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(verbal) communicating regret and apologizing

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processual reconciliation

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process of proving the apology

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Peggy McIntosh

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White Privilege: Unpacking the Invisible Knapsack

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inclusiveness

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general acceptance and appreciation of differences

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commitment

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willingness to coexist

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contemplation

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critical thinking and self-awareness

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conflict

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culture grows and evolves through _______, not the avoidance of it

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Triangle of Success

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  1. home
  2. school
  3. community
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Maslow’s Hierarchy of Needs

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  1. physiological
  2. safety
  3. social
  4. esteem
  5. self-actualization
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poverty of spirit

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caused by any condition which decreases behavioral energy

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poverty of affirmation

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occurs when not provided with validation, support, or encouragement

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poverty of opportunity

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if doors to legitimate opportunity seem closed or nonexistent

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poverty of hope

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occurs when you doubt things will ever get better

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Jim Crow laws
legal punishments for consorting with members of another race
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Jim Crow: textbooks
once a book has been used by a race, it cannot be used by another
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Jim Crow: intermarriage
up to fourth generation; "hereby forever prohibited"
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Jim Crow: cohabitation
"sharing a room at night"
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civil rights
free from unequal treatment based on protected characteristics
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civil liberties
basic freedoms for all people
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Brown vs. Board of Education
ended segregation in public schools
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Bus Boycott
Montgomery, Alabama; lasted over a year
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Southern Manifesto
closed public schools in the South
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Children March in Birmingham
maintain image while parents worked
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1963
"I have a dream" speech
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1964
Civil Rights Act (New Jim Crow- voting)
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March 1965
Selma to Montgomery (52 miles)
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August 1965
Voting Rights Act
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1968
MLK assassination
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1790
first census
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1960
first mail-out Census
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2010
shortest Census in history (10 questions)
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One-Drop Rule
if you had one drop of black blood, you were considered black
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memory
recall after learning has taken place
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sensory memory
perception of information
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short term memory
anything you can act on for a period of time while in use
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long term memory
storehouse of knowledge that includes the rules for application
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working memory
stores recent information while you are able to select and manipulate other information
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lifelong learning
the idea that the learning process should never stop
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Horn and Cattell
first multidimensional model of intelligence
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fluid intelligence
gives ability to answer immediately when questioned; creative and quick
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crystalized intelligence
learned information
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1880's-1960's
Jim Crow laws (dates)
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1954
Brown vs. Board of Education (date)
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1955
Bus Boycott (date)
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1956
Southern Manifesto (date)
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1963 (march)
Children March in Birmingham (date)