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Chapter 1. Understanding Cross-Cultural Psychology
Multiple-choice questions
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If most people in country "A" accept inequality
between the leaders and the led, the elite and the commons,
then A's culture is likely to be described as:
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low on uncertainty avoidance
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high on uncertainty avoidance
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low on power sharing
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high on power sharing
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none of these characteristics
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A theoretical model that explores the ways in which
biological factors affect human behavior, and thus lay a
natural foundation for human culture is called:
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biological model
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Marxism
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sociobiology
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biological psychology
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critical thinking
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What does the Cultural Mixtures approach challenge?
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cultural dichotomies
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social Darwinism
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Marxism
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sociobiology
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none of these choices
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Around the world, measures of wealth and individualism tend
to be
. correlated.
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negatively
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very seldom
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inconclusively
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positively
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almost never
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People in cultures measured high on
. tend to
support beliefs promising certainty, and to maintain
institutions protecting conformity.
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collectivism
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uncertainty avoidance
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power distance
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femininity
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obedience
Short-answer questions
1. According to Marx, what kind of factors are the prime cause
of human behavior and beliefs?
2. Name the major racial categories historically identified in
the United States.
3. When the Journal of Cross-Cultural Psychology was first
published?
4. Name the view that supports judgment about other ethnic,
national, and cultural groups and events from the observer's
own ethnic, national, or cultural group's outlook?
5. The view that not only encourages recognition of equality
for all cultural and national groups, but also promotes the
idea that various cultural groups have the right to follow
their own unique paths of development and have their own
unique activities, values, and norms -- is called
..
Essay Questions.
1. What is the major difference between nationality and
ethnicity? Give examples.
2. Describe the differences between cultural psychology and
cross-cultural psychology.
3. Give examples of vertical and horizontal collectivism.
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