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Which stage in the process of "nigrescence" is the stage where individuals experience some significant or startling event that forces them to reevaluate their previous ideas about race?

A) Encounter
B) Immersion/emersion
C) Pre-encounter
D) Internalization

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Which of the following is the first stage of "nigrescence"?

A) Encounter
B) Immersion/emersion
C) Pre-encounter
D) Internalization

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When TV host Bill O'Reilly went to dinner in Harlem with the Rev. Al Sharpton, he expressed surprise that there were no differences between a Black-owned restaurant and a European American-owned one. This story was used in the textbook to illustrate the _________________ status of European American identity development.

What is the final stage of sexual identity development?

According to the racial and cultural identity development (R/CID) model, what stage is characterized by appreciating other minority groups and selectively appreciating the dominant group?

What stage of sexual identity development is typically described as "being in the closet"?

Persons who claim ownership of cultural artifacts or processes from an ethnic group outside their own without a deep investment and commitment to that cultural group are said to be engaging in "cultural appropriation." Which industry is particularly known for engaging in cultural appropriation?

Which stage of Chicano/Latino identity development marks the beginning of a healthier and integrated ethnic identity, where the person increases his/her ethnic consciousness and reintegrates and reconnects with his/her ethnic identity and ethnic community?

George's belief that African Americans are lazy and dumb was challenged when he was assigned to work with Tyrone, an African American peer, on a group project. George saw what a hard worker Tyrone was. According to the racial and cultural identity development (R/CID) model, what stage is George in?

According to Root (2004) , the resolution in which the multiracial person primarily identifies with European American culture or the higher-status culture has

According to Cass, at this stage the non-heterosexual child recognizes how he/she is different.

What does it mean when we say lesbian women of color face "triple jeopardy"?

In the integrative awareness stage of the racial and cultural identity development (R/CID) model, a person

Which of the following statements is FALSE regarding cultural identity development?

During this stage of sexual identity development, feeling "different" or like the "other" causes the child or adolescent to withdraw from family members and peers.

When LAB traveled in Europe she found people reacted to her country of origin and gender rather than her race, which was not the case in the United States. Her experience illustrates

Connor is European American, but most of Connor's friends are African American. He likes to listen to hip-hop and jazz, and enjoys eating out at soul food restaurants. At his university, he was active in the Black Student Union, sang in the gospel choir, and pledged a traditionally African American fraternity. If you ask him, he will tell you that he feels more comfortable being with African Americans than he does with European Americans. What kind of racial/ethnic identity does Connor have?

The fourth status in Helms' model of European American racial identity development is ______________, which marks the first phase in the development of a nonracist European American identity.

The stance or position that everyone is the same and that there is no need to acknowledge ethnic or racial differences is known as

At what stage of identity development does the non-heterosexual person "come out of the closet" and find ways to explore, express, and celebrate his/her newly found voice?