Name Based Discrimination In Parents

This section of the paper will explain in detail about the method and procedures that will be done in the future experiment. Recruitment strategy and criteria will be presented for participants.

The experiment was used to make people aware of racism and how the individuals affected might have to go

19. The text points out a common misconception about the term “controlled experiment”. In the

Most people will agree that a name is a very important identity for a person. Beautiful names are usually given to lovely babies. Unpleasant names, however, are often criticized as bad images for people having them. Many children with “ugly” names face discrimination at school and are isolated or beaten by other children. People may wonder why parents can give that kind of “ugly” names to their children while other parents give their children nice and wonderful names. In fact, there are many factors that affect how parents will name their children, and the three main factors are culture, convenience, and socioeconomic status.

Has this ever happened ? Someone has gotten a person name wrong. It’s just a name how much could it have an effect. Well it has a huge effect from the two essays I’ve read names carry a lot of weight. The authors point in “What’s in a name?” Henry Louis Gates’ father was experiencing discrimination in his childhood. Henry Louis Gates’ father was called George in fact all black men at the time was called George because blacks weren’t really accepted in the south. Gates’ father had a weird type of respect from the whites since he earned good money and could buy what he wanted for his family. There wasn’t anything he could do about the level of discrimination he was receiving by the people he would interact with everyday. Since it was “One of

Over 70 volunteers responded to an ad in the paper for the experiment and went through psychological tests

In the Eye Color Experiment, a connection between race and self-perception or self-esteem can be exposed through the way the children behaved. The children did better in the card game when their eye color was supreme and worse when their eye color was not supreme. This is due to the fact that the children felt a greater sense of self-esteem when they were in the supreme group and a much lower sense of self-esteem when they were in the insignificant group.

After reading “What’s In a Name,” the author discuss naming a newborn baby very significant and play an important role in the household. Often new-born-baby, especially boy is much more recognized than a newborn baby girl. As culturally perceived boys are powerful and can take care their aging parents. Unlike girls marry to an outsider. I think the perception of a boy better than a girl is not fair. Also, why the newborn baby boy can have a unique name with positive meaning, but not the baby girl. As well as, I found some cultures does practice similar to this approach when naming their newborn baby. Either named after a family member to honor; related to nature or mystical & spiritual naming. For instance, many Native Americans, Chinese and

Discrimination is portrayed as simply as recognizing the difference between someone and a group. In addition, discrimination has extended even more than what it is defined as because it trigger pediatricians who treat children with racist parents, and for this reason the children see the reactions from their parents and mimic them. Although there are controversies as to why pediatricians experience discrimination, other believe this issue is not important.

Choosing a name for a newborn is complicated. Not only should not it sound right with the family name but future nicknames - good and bad - need to be taken into consideration. A name might, honor a favorite grandparent or parents. Pretty much everyone has wondered at one time or another: "What does my name mean?" Professor James Bruning from Ohio University states that the impact of names comes from how people expect to see you. And while prejudging someone based on their name might seem unfair, we sometimes do so when making decisions. Bruning notes, for example, that those with an Oriental name are thought to be good at math, so an employer looking to hire a computer programmer might push an application to the top of the pile if they see

I agree with the fact that the experiment had a lasting and meaningful impact on the children. The fact that they even remembered the experiment after so many years proves that it had a lasting effect on the children. Through the experiment, the children experienced the idea of discrimination and what it felt like to be in the shoes of the person that was being discriminated. I wonder if the experiment will truly have a lasting effect? Will the children be able to use the experiment to change the society in a positive way? Will the experiment help stop discrimination?

This experiment is a single blinded experiment. A lot of consideration was taken when picking the guards and the prisoners. All of the subjects were asked about their history with violence, personal history, and religion. Test conductors even tested their heart rates while watching videos of shootings, deaths, accidents, protests, wars, and animals hurting other animals. Test conductors also took into consideration the fact that the inmates had walked in peace marches that often turned violent. This simple test would promote the school of thought called psychoanalysis because some of them would have a positive unconscious thoughts towards the violence while other had positive. This is similar to the experiment where a teacher separated a

I also only choose people that have normal vision, in other word, not color blind. There were two groups of people among them that have different experience with video games, regardless of their gender. I had divided them into two groups (gamers and non-gamers) based on their answers on the questionnaire that I gave them a day before they do the experiment. Among the people who answered the questionnaire, I picked six people that are having a high video games experience or in other words, they always playing video games during their leisure times, while, the other six participants were people that are not into video games or having a low or none video games experience. All of the participants are non-native speakers of English language that are currently living in United States, but they must be able to speak in English and able to understand the instructions given during the experiment. There were rewards given to each of them after they completed this experiment.

In the Ashanti tribe,a Ghanian Tribe that my mother's side of the family belongs to,the traditional naming of a child is one of the important ceremonies in Ghanaian culture,we believe the name that is given to a child is who that child will become.Therefore,my mom and dad followed this tradition

Discrimination tests offer the sensory practitioner the opportunity to answer speedy yes or no questions regarding sample differences. In any case, the method used ought to be appropriate for the situation at hand. In practice, it is not possible for the sensory practitioner to know or applied all the methods available in their day to day practice. An attempt has been made in this experiment to cover as numerous of the commonly known and used methods and highlight both their theoretical and practical applications and limitations to aid in the choices as to which method to utilize in each situation. Generally, some methods have practical applications for all situations when the attribute of intrigued is unknown, for example the triangle test