According to Hardiman, there are several stages for dominant social identity development. Which of the following best describes the redefinition phase?
A. Acceptance of dominant norms and a lack of desire to look into one’s identity.
B. Internalization of an identity.
C. Connecting belonging to a dominant culture with an awareness of its associated
privilege.
D. Re-interpretation of the dominant culture accompanied by attempts to openly
challenge dominant cultural privilege.
D. Re-interpretation of the dominant culture accompanied by attempts to openly
challenge dominant cultural privilege.
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Syndrome, a disease that is decimating North American bat colonies. He bases the map on information from the National Wildlife Health Center. To meet his ethical accountability as well as lend credibility to his point that "the disease is spreading at an alarming rate," Enrique should _____. A) enter his source beneath the map plus cite it orally during his presentation B) enter his source on a slide preceding the map, to avoid clutter on the map slide C) enter his source on a slide following the map, to avoid clutter on the map slide D) cite orally during the presentation but not on the map to keep the map uncluttered
The relationship between external environment information and internal information processing is not important for organizational communication systems
Indicate whether this statement is true or false.