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Atkinson, Morten, Sue 1993 |
Racial/Cultural Identity Development Model |
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Stage 1 of the RCIDM |
Conformity: Person has + attitudes toward and preference for the dominant culture and depreciating attitude towards one's own culture. |
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Stage 2 of the RCIDM |
Dissonance: confusion and conflict over over the attitude one has toward self and others of the same and different groups. Person perceives their problems as related to identity issues |
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Stage 3 of the RCIDM |
Resistance and Immersion: Actively reject the dominant culture and value own culture. Perceives personal problems as a result of oppresion. |
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Stage 4 of the RCIDM |
Introspection: Uncertainty of the firmly held beliefs in stage 3 and conflict between loyalty to a group and autonomy. |
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Stage 5 of the RCIDM |
Integrative Awareness: Experience a sense of self-fulfillment with regard to cultural identity. Adopt a multi-cultural perspective and value positive things from both cultures |
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Stages and therapist preference of the RCIDM |
Stage 1: Txist from majority grp |
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Stages of the RCIDM |
1) Conformity 2) Dissonance |
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Cross 1991 |
Black Racial (Nigrescence) Identity Development Model |
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Nigrescence Model Theory |
That identity development is directly linked to racial oppresion |
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Stage 1 of Nigrescence |
Preencounter: Whites are seen as ideal while AA are denigrated. |
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Stage 2 of Nigrescence |
Encounter: Exposure to a race related event leads to greater cultural awareness and an interest in AA identity |
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Stage 3 of Nigrescence |
Immersion/Emersion: Struggle between old and emerging ideas about race. Initiall immersed in AA identity and denigrates whites. At end is less emersed and moves toward a new identity |
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Stage 4 of Nigrescence |
Internalization/Commitment: Adopts an AA world view and works to end racism. Will exhibity healthy cultural paranoia |