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crazycityslicker · **on:** Jun 22, 2018

If you wanted to do research that specifically sought to uncover the reasons for various aspects of behavior and you wanted to study a small number of individuals very intensively over a prolonged period of time, you would most likely conduct _______________ studies.

Fill in the blank(s) with correct word

Question 2

How do children develop the concepts of race and ethnicity?

What will be an ideal response?

DHRUVSHAH · **Reply #1 on:** Jun 22, 2018

Answer to Question 1

qualitative

Answer to Question 2

Researchers Quintana (1998) and Rabasca (2000) believe that children go through four
levels in developing an understanding of ethnicity and race. Between the ages of 3 and
6, children think about racial differences in physical terms. That is, they view race as
changeable. For example, they may think that a person could change race by having
surgery. From ages 6 to 10, children understand that race is related to ancestry and that
it can affect factors such as one's physical appearance and language. From ages 10 to
14, children become aware of connections between race and income. After age 14,
adolescents begin to take pride in their ethnic heritage. They may experience a sense
of pride in belonging to their ethnic group. Ages 6 to 14 appear to be the best time to
circumvent prejudicial attitudes by teaching children about people from different
cultures. Children of these ages tend to be more receptive to forming relationships with
children from different backgrounds than they are during the adolescent years.