What is identity?：練習問題

• a.

  It focuses on the biological limitations of the individual and how these define their social status.

• b.

  It suggests that disability is a temporary phase in the socialisation process of young adults.

• c.

  It views identity as being shaped by the barriers and prejudices created by society rather than by a physical impairment.

• d.

  It argues that disability is a choice made by individuals to avoid traditional workplace identities.

• a.

  The total assimilation of a minority group into the dominant culture until all original cultural markers are lost.

• b.

  An individual who completely rejects their traditional cultural background to adopt a global consumer identity.

• c.

  A group that lives in complete isolation from the wider society to preserve their original national identity.

• d.

  A second-generation immigrant who blends cultural elements of their ancestral heritage with the values and norms of the country they reside in.

• a.

  A legal status granted by the state that remains unchanged regardless of an individual's social interactions.

• b.

  An innate and fixed set of psychological traits that an individual is born with, independent of social influence.

• c.

  A purely biological category determined by genetic inheritance and physical characteristics.

• d.

  A sense of self that is created through the influence of agencies of socialisation and develops throughout an individual's life.

• a.A fixed identity that is determined at birth and does not change throughout the life course.
• b.An identity based solely on an individual’s biological sex and age.
• c.The process of losing one's original culture and completely adopting a new one.
• d.Identities that draw on two or more ethnic or cultural traditions, often seen in second-generation immigrant groups.

• a.

  The process of an individual choosing to move between different ethnic identities depending on their social setting.

• b.

  The biological differences between males and females that determine their social roles in the family.

• c.

  The way in which global media creates a single, unified identity for all young people regardless of location.

• d.

  How an individual's experiences of gender and social class overlap to create unique forms of disadvantage or privilege.

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