6. Which two countries have not ratified the United Nations convention on the rights of the child?
Poland and United States
United States and Somalia
Brazil and Turkey
Germany and France
7. 9) Who created the PCS model which identifies that discrimination can occur on three levels, personal, cultural and structural?
Hendrickx
Stonewall
Thompson
Clements and Spinks
8. Who discusses the characteristics of elegant challenging?
Scriven
Thompson
Stonewall
Clements and Spinks
9. 17) Allport provides an example of an instance where the impact of labelling is exceedingly powerful what does this involve?
A man with sight impairment going for a telesales job and being confronted with “but you’re a blind man”
Black people not being allowed to sit in café’s used specially for white people
An individual with a disability being told “you can’t swim at this pool we don’t have the facilities”
A women who is transgender being told she cannot use the female toilets
10. In which year was the Equal pay act created?
1960
1980
1970
1996
11. 18) According to the Office for National statistics how is the population spread in the UK?
England- 84%, Wales-5%, Scotland-8.5% and Northern Ireland less than 3%
England- 84%, Wales-5%, Scotland-9.5% and Northern Ireland less than 2%
England- 82%, Wales-7%, Scotland-8.5% and Northern Ireland less than 3%
England- 70%, Wales-7%, Scotland-18.5% and Northern Ireland less than 5%
12. 10) According to Clements and Spinks the main roots of prejudice are?
Institutionalisation, Victimisation and Upbringing
Ignorance, Power, Vulnerability, Upbringing and Majority
Ignorance, Power, Vulnerability, Upbringing and Conformity
Ignorance, Power, Difference, Inequality and Conformity
13. 15) What are the two fundamental principles of ensuring language that we use is fair?
Appropriate and tactful
Sensitive and tactful
Sensitive and appropriate/relevant
Awareness and tactfulness
14. Who states that “whereas prejudice is about the ideas we hold of others who are different from us and about the negative assumptions and prejudice we might make about them, discrimination is about the way we act”?
Lindon
Thompson
Clements and Spinks
Brown
15. What is stereotyping?
A way of marginalised individuals protecting themselves from discrimination
Verbally labelling individuals
A part of prejudice involving a belief that all members of a particular group share certain characteristics
A belief that all members of a particular group share certain characteristics
16. What are 6 skills for overcoming prejudice?
Empathy, understanding, raised awareness, sensitivity, considering the consequence and a desire to be fair
Confrontation, assertiveness, compromise, concern, discussion and comprehension
Empathy, assertiveness, compromise, concern, discussion and comprehension
Empathy, understanding, raised awareness, assertiveness, considering the consequence and a desire to be fair
17. The 2010 Equality act
was introduced with the aim of harmonising discrimination law, to strengthen progress on equality, replacing existing equality legislation.
was introduced as an addition to equality legislation.
was introduced to stop discrimination.
was introduced to disregard previous equality legislations.
18. Who advises that ‘labels have the effect of preventing any other classification of the person or group, yet no single label can ever describe all there is to know about a person’?
Stonewall
Jones
Clements and Spinks
Brown
19. Which is the correct order for Allport’s 1954 scale on the outcomes of prejudice (from lowest severity)?
