The following questions test your knowledge about how our favorite groups often express psychology difficulties we have in common with other group members. Suggestion: 1.Answer all the questions 2.Check your answers by moving your mouse on to the green dots (IE4 or Netscape4 or later; answers also at bottom of this page) 3.Read whichever "more info @ this topic" appeal to you.

1. Most of us avoid difficult issues by joining groups; we can them blame others:
True False ..... more @ this topic

2. Our US society HAS come a long way in terms of racism, sexism, and homophobia:
True False ..... more @ this topic

3. Blacks in the US with a B+ high school grade average have a better chance than whites of entering college:
True False ..... more @ this topic

4. When we are misunderstood, it is natural for us to feel hurt:
True False ..... more @ this topic

5. Overuse of the words "sexism" "racism" and "homophobia" is prevalent among activists:
True False ..... more @ this topic

6. Our favorite groups usually resist healthy changes, doing things instead the way we did them last time:
True False ..... more @ this topic

7. In groups we all tend to suffer from "going along disease":
True False ..... more @ this topic

8. Most groups trap themselves by blaming others far too often:
True False ..... more @ this topic

9. Societal problems today are often "group" problems, not problems of current racism, sexism or hopmophobia:
True False ..... more @ this topic

10. To change the world, we often need to change our own groups first; our groups are usually set up instead to demand change from others:
True False ..... more @ this topic

Self Help Book Excerpts
   OUR FAVORITE GROUPS: THIS AUTHOR WANTS YOU!
   CELEBRATION TIME
   MUST LACK OF UNDERSTANDING FEEL BAD?
   HARD TRUTHS @ UNDERSTANDING AND BEING UNDERSTOOD
   YOUR GROUP HAS THE SAME PROBLEMS AS ACME INC.
   GOING-ALONG DISEASE
   BLAMING OTHERS DISEASE
   EFFECTIVE ACTIVISM TODAY
   THINK GLOBALLY, ACT LOCALLY

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