Asked by Ariana Lyons on Mar 10, 2024
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Which of the following statements about Williams and Moreland's racial identity formation study is FALSE?
A) Both African American and White children were highly accurate in applying racial labels by age 6.
B) By junior high, both African American and White children were 100 percent accurate when applying racial labels to themselves and their parents.
C) In junior high, African American students evaluated their race positively.
D) White children always were a bit more accepting of African American children than African American children were of White children.
Racial Identity Formation
The process individuals undergo to develop a sense of belonging and identity related to their racial group.
Racial Labels
Terms or classifications used to identify individuals based on their race, which can carry social, political, and personal implications.
Junior High
Refers to an educational level or institution that typically serves students between the sixth or seventh grades and the eighth or ninth grades, often considered a transitional period between elementary and high school.
- Comprehend the stages and processes involved in racial identity formation and how they impact children.
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Learning Objectives
- Comprehend the stages and processes involved in racial identity formation and how they impact children.
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