Question 1

Which of the following scenarios best represent compartmentalization in the management of social identity complexities?

Accepted Answer

Compartmentalization involves alternating between different identities in different contexts, as described in option A.

Question 2

The result of ____________may cause the person or group to feel unwelcomed, unsafe, isolated, and alienated.

Accepted Answer

Microaggressions are subtle, often unintentional, discriminatory comments or behaviors that can make individuals feel unwelcome, unsafe, isolated, and alienated.

Question 3

All of the following are strategies in working with Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Transsexual, Questioning (LGBTQ) clients except:

Accepted Answer

Categorizing the sexual minority client into only one identity is not a recommended strategy as it fails to recognize the complexity and intersectionality of their experiences.

Question 4

Stigmatized identity expectations of rejection, acute events, chronic everyday discrimination and mistreatment, and internalized negative beliefs about one's social identities are all characteristics of:

Accepted Answer

Minority stress refers to the unique stressors experienced by individuals from stigmatized social groups, including expectations of rejection, discrimination, and internalized negative beliefs.

Question 5

When an individual voluntarily assumes as the primary identity, the one that serves him or her best in a given situation, the person is demonstrating which aspect of social identity complexity?

Accepted Answer

Dominance refers to the aspect of social identity complexity where an individual prioritizes one identity over others as the primary identity in a given situation.

Quiz 17: Cultural Competence and Social Justice

Which of the following scenarios best represent compartmentalization in the management of social identity complexities?

The result of ____________may cause the person or group to feel unwelcomed, unsafe, isolated, and alienated.

All of the following are strategies in working with Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Transsexual, Questioning (LGBTQ) clients except:

Stigmatized identity expectations of rejection, acute events, chronic everyday discrimination and mistreatment, and internalized negative beliefs about one's social identities are all characteristics of:

When an individual voluntarily assumes as the primary identity, the one that serves him or her best in a given situation, the person is demonstrating which aspect of social identity complexity?