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jessicacav

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When conceptualizing a White American, which of the following within group variables will be important to consider?
 
  a. Geographic variables
  b. European-American identity
  c. Socioeconomic class
  d. All within group variables are important to consider.

Question 2

Social and institutional practices that discriminate based on SES are examples of
 
  a. classism.
  b. internalized classism.
  c. structural classism.
  d. psychological classism.



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Answer to Question 1

d

Answer to Question 2

c





 

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