When researchers use surface labels such as "Blacks", "Hispanics", and "Caucasians", they underrepresent the differences that exist among people within the same racial group. This practice is referred to as:A) ethnic cleansing.

B) ethnic gloss.

c) euphemization.

D) acculturation.

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24 September, 23:31

When researchers use surface labels such as "Blacks", "Hispanics", and "Caucasians", they underrepresent the differences that exist among people within the same racial group. This practice is referred to as:A) ethnic cleansing.

B) ethnic gloss.

c) euphemization.

D) acculturation.

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Kolten Buck · Answer 1

B) ethnic gloss.

Explanation:

The term ethnic gloss is an overgeneralized category or labels that refer to the ethnocultural groups like the American Asian Hispanic and the blacks and Caucasians, and other nationalist groups that have a unique cultural and ethnic difference that is found among members of the same racial group.

When researchers use surface labels such as "Blacks", "Hispanics", and "Caucasians", they underrepresent the differences that exist among people within the same racial group. This practice is referred to as:A) ethnic cleansing.B) ethnic gloss.c) euphemization.D) acculturation.

When researchers use surface labels such as "Blacks", "Hispanics", and "Caucasians", they underrepresent the differences that exist among people within the same racial group. This practice is referred to as:A) ethnic cleansing.

B) ethnic gloss.

c) euphemization.

D) acculturation.