When discriminatory behavior is routinely carried out by a number of dominant-group members and is supported by the norms of the immediate organization or community, these actions are termed __________.

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Direct institutionalized discrimination refers to discriminatory behavior that is carried out routinely by dominant-group members and is supported by the norms of the organization or community. This type of discrimination is often sanctioned by laws or policies and is deeply ingrained in the societal institutions. Indirect institutionalized discrimination involves the unintentional consequences of institutional practices that disadvantage certain groups. Isolate discrimination refers to overt discrimination by individuals or small groups.

When Discriminatory Behavior Is Routinely Carried Out by a Number