Moral Dilemmas Zoller Final

What is prejudice according to the document?

• A systematic disadvantage based on one's identity

• An internal phenomenon

• A fixed, oversimplified belief that is widely held and never critically examined

• A systematic advantage based on one's identity

What does 'implicit bias' refer to?

• A belief that is conscious and critically examined

• Prejudice that is unconscious and may even reject in terms of conscious thoughts

• A systematic advantage based on one's identity

• An external phenomenon

How is 'discrimination' characterized in the document?

• An internal phenomenon

• A systematic disadvantage based on one's identity

• An external phenomenon

• A fixed, oversimplified belief

What is meant by 'privilege' in the document?

• A systematic disadvantage based on one's identity

• An external phenomenon

• A systematic advantage based on one's identity

• A fixed, oversimplified belief

What does 'oppression' signify in the document?

• A systematic advantage based on one's identity

• An external phenomenon

• A systematic disadvantage based on one's identity

• A fixed, oversimplified belief

What is a 'stereotype' according to the document?

• A systematic disadvantage based on one's identity

• An internal phenomenon

• An external phenomenon

• A fixed, oversimplified belief that is widely held and never critically examined

What does 'covert' imply in the context of the document?

• A belief that is conscious and critically examined

• An external phenomenon

• A systematic advantage based on one's identity

• Subtle (like dog-whistling)

What does 'De jure' refer to in the document?

• In values/worldview

• In law

• Personal set of beliefs

• Large philosophers and concepts

What does 'De facto' mean according to the document?

• In law

• Personal set of beliefs

• Large philosophers and concepts

• In values/worldview

What does 'Big P' represent in the document?

• Personal set of beliefs

• In law

• Large philosophers and concepts

• In values/worldview