Exam 3

Question 1

define Accomplice

Answer 1

Engages in direct action, challenges systems of injustice, leverages their power and privilege, and builds trust and asks for consent.

Question 2

Identify four ways to practice solidarity and describe what they mean

Answer 2

1. Self-Awareness
2. Self-Education
3. Creating open and supportive environments
4. Taking Risks

Question 3

Define Bigotry

Answer 3

Prejudice against a person or people on the basis of their membership to a particular group.

Question 4

Strategies for decision making

Answer 4

Metaphors, Brainstorming, Creative Solutions, Pro/Con lists, Mind Mapping

Descriptions are on Canvas

Question 5

Practices of successful leaders

Answer 5

1. stimulate and challenge
2. activate focus and goal ddirection
3. support member involvement
4. model effective behavior
5. recognize and reward
6. inclusivity

Question 6

Different Room Layouts and Pro/Con of Each

Answer 6

1. Living room style
2. Theatre
3. Roundtable
4. Horseshoe

Question 7

Define monopolizer

Question 8

Define manipulator

Answer 8

An individual who draws attention from others by pretending to be interested or acting in an alluring way, especially by communicating dependency on others and a need for rescue and support.

Question 9

define distracter

Answer 9

An individual who leads a group off task by being disruptive or clowning around.

Question 10

define aggressors

Answer 10

An individual who will create disturbance in a group, often through bullying behavior.

Question 11

define harmonizer

Answer 11

An individual who tries to please others so much that they gloss over actual conflicts.

Question 12

What is the most important skilll you learned this semster? Why is it important and how has it efffected your leadership?

Answer 12

can be anything from the semester including earlier in the class

Question 13

In what ways have you used concepts from class?

Answer 13

can be anything from the semester-think about earlier on as well

Question 14

Define Ally

Answer 14

Typically action-oriented, has some self-awareness around power and privilege, and is continually trying to educate themselves.

Question 15

Define Co-Conspirator

Answer 15

Directly challenges systems of injustice and is willing to tear oppressive systems down and remains a humble student.

Question 16

Define Bystander Effect

Answer 16

Phenomenon in which someone is less likely to intervene in an emergency situation when others are present than when alone.