Black Identity Development
White Identity Development
Ethnic Identity Development
Mixed-Race Identity Development
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100
The six sectors that encompasses all three nigrescence patterns.
What is the Cross and Fhagen-Smith Life Span Model of Black Identity Development?
100
The identity development model created to raise the awareness of white people about their role in creating and maintaining a racist society and the need for them to act responsibly by dismantling it.
What is Helm's Model of White Identity Development?
100
The constructs of it focuses on what people learn about their culture from family and community passed down from one generation to the next.
What is ethnic identity?
100
Ecological factor that influence multiracial identity development and the various labels individuals with mixed heritages use to identify themselves.
What is Renn's theory of Mixed-Race Identity Development?
100
An appealing term to those who tie their heritage to the land and to other native peoples around the globe.
What is an Indigenous American?
200
William E. Cross Junior Theory of Psychological Nigrescence
What is the process of "becoming black?"
200
Abandonment of racism and evolution of non-racist identity
What are the two sequential phases of white identity development?
200
Unexamined ethnic identity (diffusion-foreclosure), ethnic identity search/moratorium, and ethnic identity achievement.
What are the three stages of Phinney's model of ethnic identity development?
200
Monoracial Identity, multiple monoracial identity, multiracial identity, extraracial identity, and situational identity.
What are the five exclusive "identity patterns" that Renn describes?
200
Latino-integrated, Latino-identified, Subgroup-identified, Latino as other, undifferentiated/denial, and white-identified.
What is Ferdman and Gallego's six orientations in the model of Latino Identity Development?
300
Preencounter, encounter, immersion-emersion, and internalization/ internalization commitment.
What are the four stages that represent adult nigrescence?
300
This was introduced in response to the four key concerns with white racial identity models, including Helm's model.
What is White Racial Consciousness Model?
300
This refers to the changes that occur in beliefs, values, and behaviors of ethnic individuals as a result of contact with and desired or undesired adaptation to the dominant culture. (The degree to which individuals adopt whiteness)
What is acculturation?
300
Multiracial students often struggle with the question "__________ ____________ _________?"
What is "What are you?"
300
The process of borrowing and accepting culture from one another, the fragments of many cultures combine to produce a newly formed distinctive culture.
What is the process of creolization?
400
Ericka, a black student, grew up in North Dakota and attended a HBCU in Hampton, VA. She was fascinated by the emphasis on black culture and achievements at her institution. As a result Ericka stopped straightening her hair, began to wear her hair in braids, and wore African designed head wraps in an attempt immerse herself deeper in her ethnicity.
What is the Immersion-Emerson stage within Sector 5: Adult Nigrescnence of the Cross Model of Black Identity Development?
400
The four types of white racial consciousness that can be achieved
What are dominative, conflictive, reactive, and integrative?
400
Olayemi is an international student from Nigeria. He attends a community college. He is the only African that attends this institution and he is having a hard time fitting in with the black American student body.
What is Stage 2: Ethnic Identity Search/Moratorium of Phinney's model of ethnic identity?
400
Microsystems, Mesosystems, Exosystems, and Aspects of the Macrosystems.
What are the ecological influences identified in Renn's theory of Mixed-Race Identity Development?
400
This was created by black women for themselves and is specific in articulating personal insights from a black females perspective.
What is Womanist Identity?
500
Malcolm, a freshman at a PWI wants to attend Medical School. He is shying away from advanced math and science courses because of the assumption that blacks aren't good at those subjects. Malcolm begins to question the assumptions then decides to take advantage of tutoring sessions, and is now doing well. As a result of this, he has dispelled the negative assumption that was tied to him being black.
What is Sector 3: Adolescence of the Cross and Fhagen-Smith's Model of Black Identity Development.
500
Justin Beiber likes to listen to rap music, wear his pants below the waist, and smokes marijuana without being questioned by the police. Because he is a white pop artist, he is not considered to be a threat to society when compared to those who have been labeled "gangster rappers."
What is the evolution of a non-racist identity?
500
Ethnic identity seen through a psychological lens is grounded primarily in this theoretical concept.
What is Erickson's concept of ego-identity?
500
Men were more likely than women to select only one mono-racial identity. Students whose parents were both people of color were less likely than students with a white parent to identify mono-racially, more likely to select multiple mono-racial identities, and very much more likely to select the situational of identities.
What are some of the reported trends from Renn (2004) associated with identity choice?
500
Addresses how Asian Americans come to terms with their racial identity and resolve racial conflicts in society dominated by white perspectives.
What is Kim's Asian American Identity Development Model?
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