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intergroup

differences between racial and ethnic groups. less than intragroup differences

intragroup

differences within culture/race/ethnic groups

ethnicity

one is a member of a cultural, national or racial group, place of origin. 2 people can share the smae race but have different ethnicities

cultural identity: unexamined identity

lack of exploration of culture/race/ethnicity. take for granted without much thinking. usually childhood

cultural identity: identity search

exploration and questioning culture; try to understand implications of belonging. may stem from an awareness of other cultures/races/ethnicity

cultural identity: achievement

acceptance of culture. Use culture in important decisions increase in self confidence and positive psych development

cluture model: pre encounter

client may not be consciously aware of culture and how it affects life

culture model: encounter

stage 2; encounter provokes though about the role of culture in life. can be positive or negative

culture model: immersion-emersion

stage 3; period of exploration.

culture model: internalization and commitment

final stage; develop secure sense of identity. comfortable socializing outside their own culture group

environmental justice

engage advocacy aimed at improving adverse conditions

advocacy

attempting to influence public policy through education, lobbying, or political pressure.

culture

often learned. behavioral expectations directly and indirectly influence client's attitudes, beliefs, etc

cultural norms

traits that are considered important within a group