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| CULTURALLY DEFICIENT PERSPECTIVE |
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| A view that identifies a host if environmental, nutritional, linguistic, and interpersonal factors (namely those factors that differ most from European American Values) that supposedly explain the physical and psychological growth of members of selected groups. |
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| CULTURALLY DIFFERENT PERSPECTIVE |
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| A view of human diversity that recognizes the potential of each culture to engender unique strengths. |
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| A common heritage or set of beliefs, norms, and values. |
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| The cause, origin, or a reason for something. |
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| The study of methods of reducing "genetic inferiority" by selective breeding, especially applied to human reproduction. |
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| GENETICALLY DEFICIENT PERSPECTIVE |
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| A view of human diversity that suggest that biological difference explain perceived gaps in intellectual capabilities among racial groups. Proponents of this perspective believe that those of inferior intelligence cannot benefit from growth opportunities and do not contribute to the advancement of society. |
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