AOS 2

3. REFERS TO NEW CULTRAL FORMS RESULTING FROM A MIXTURE OF TWO OR MORE CULTRAL INFLUENCES. IT IS COMMON AMONGST YOUNG REFUGEES AND SECOND OR THIRD GENERATION MIGRANTS
5. SOCIALLY-CONSTRUCTED CATEGORY OF PEOPLE WHO SHARE BIOLOGICALLY TRASNSMITTED TRAITS THAT MEMBERS OF A SOCIETY CONSIDER IMPORTANT.
7. OCCURS WHEN SOCIETY BECOMES CONVINCED THAT IT IS UNDER THREAT BY A GROUP OR SOCIAL ACTIVITY.
9. REFERS TO THE NAMER OF THE PROGRAMME FOR INDIVIDUALS WHO WISH TO SETTLE IN AUSTRALIA.
11. DESCRIPTIVE INFO THAT INCLUDES WORDS, DESCRIPTIONS, PICTURES AND OTHER 'QUALITIES', BEING STUDYED.
13. REFERS TO THE WILLING INVOLVEMT OF RESEARCH PARTICIPANTS, AND THE AWARNESS OF THEIR RIGHT TO REFUSE PARTICIPATION
14. AN IDENTITY FORMED ON THE BASIS OF ETHNICITY. IT IS THE REUSLUT OF BOTH SELF-DEFINITION AND THE VIEWS OF THOSE EXTERNAL TO THE GROUP.

1. REFERS TO LABELING OF A GROUP OF PEOPLEWHO ARE SEEN AS 'OUTSIDERS' BY THE DOMINANT CULTURE.
2. SET LAWS THAT INTENTIONALLY MADE IT DIFFICULT FOR NON-BRITISH PEOPLE TO MIGRATE TO AUSTRALIA.
4. DECRIPTIVE INFO THAT USES NUMBERS.
6. A PERSON OUTSIDE THEIR OWN COUNTRY, UNABLE OR UNWILLING TO RETURN THROUGH FEAR OF PROCECUTION
8. THE MOVEMENT OF PEOPLE FROM ONE COUNTRY TO ANOTHER
10. PEOPLE WHO LEAVE THEIR OWN COUNTRY OF ORIGIN VOLUNTARILY TO SEEK A BETTER LIFE, FOR PERSONAL OR ECONOMIC REASONS.
12. REFERS TO A SOCIAL GROUP, CATEGORISED BY A DISTINCTIVE WAY OFF LIFE WITH SET CUSTOMARY VALUES.