Defining \"Ethnicity\" means that the individual: Concludes he or she must remai

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Defining "Ethnicity" means that the individual:

Concludes he or she must remain exclusively loyal to their ethnic group

Can define oneself as being part of many groups rather than perhaps having a single ethnicity

Identify with, or feel part of, an ethnic group and exclusion from certain other groups because of this affiliation

None of the above

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QUESTION 21

Because of Underdifferentiation, planners may get their "helping" work wrong because they assume"

Developed nations know best and suggest underdeveloped nation accept aid sight unseen

Less developed nations are more alike then they actually are

All countries willing and able to can speak with one voice and account for their needs and wants

None of the above

10 points   

QUESTION 22

According to the Kottak textbook, one's cultural and ethnic identity will share

Formal, written and financial understandings about supporting differing political groups

Certain beliefs, values, habits, customs and norms based on a common background

A need to physically include or exclude others based on one's personal feelings of exclusion and inclusion

Strong historical connectedness over time and distance

Concludes he or she must remain exclusively loyal to their ethnic group

Can define oneself as being part of many groups rather than perhaps having a single ethnicity

Identify with, or feel part of, an ethnic group and exclusion from certain other groups because of this affiliation

None of the above

Explanation / Answer

20. The correct answer is Option C. Ethnicity means that an individual identifies with, or feel part of, an ethnic group and exclusion from certain other groups because of this affiliation.

21. The correct answer is Option B. Because of Underdifferentiation, planners may get their "helping" work wrong because they assume that less developed nations are more alike than they actually are.

22. The correct answer is Option B. According to the Kottak textbook, one's cultural and ethnic identity will share certain beliefs, values, habits customs and norms based on a common background.

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