Culture And Psychology Quiz Questions!
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Cross-cultural psychology studies share psychological practices between and with-in cultures. This is:
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True
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False
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How much do you know about culture and psychology? Cultural psychology seeks to explore how sociocultural factors such as attitudes and gender roles influence that specific culture's mind and behavior. Cultural psychology is how psychological and behavioral tendencies are rooted and carried out within a culture. This quiz will explain the significance of culture and psychology. You must give this quiz a try.
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Religion and socio-political factors are considered distal factors about culture. This is:
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True
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False
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A. TrueExplanation
Religion and socio-political factors are considered distal factors about culture because they are external influences that shape the beliefs, values, and behaviors of a society over a long period of time. These factors are often deeply ingrained in a culture and can have a significant impact on its development and practices. By contrast, proximal factors are more immediate and directly influence individual behavior and choices.Rate this question:
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Holistic views determine a ____ in trend.
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Continuence
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Change
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Reverse
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Gradual rise
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B & c
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A. B & cExplanation
Holistic views determine a change in trend. This means that when considering the bigger picture and all the factors involved, one can identify and predict a shift or alteration in the current trend. Additionally, holistic views also determine a reverse in trend, indicating that a complete turnaround or opposite direction is expected. Both change and reverse are outcomes that can be determined by taking a holistic perspective.Rate this question:
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Complexity & affluence of a culture, lead to:
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Greater choice of ingroups
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Ability for autonomy
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Western individualism
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A-c
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Individualism & GNP not being highly correlated
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A. A-cExplanation
The complexity and affluence of a culture can lead to a greater choice of ingroups and the ability for autonomy. This is often associated with Western individualism. The answer choice a-c encompasses all of these factors, suggesting that the complexity and affluence of a culture can result in a greater choice of ingroups, the ability for autonomy, and the promotion of Western individualism. It is also worth noting that individualism and Gross National Product (GNP) are not highly correlated, indicating that economic prosperity does not necessarily lead to increased individualism.Rate this question:
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Which of the following is TRUE?
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All cultural groups are basically the same.
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Psychology i.e. cognition, motivation & behaviour, differ across cultures.
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India has what Michael calls 'organised chaos' which impacts their att, beliefs & beh.
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Culture influences us which makes it easy to acculturate.
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B & c
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A. B & cExplanation
Psychology, including cognition, motivation, and behavior, differs across cultures. India is known for having what Michael calls "organized chaos," which impacts their attitudes, beliefs, and behaviors. This suggests that cultural groups are not all the same and that culture does indeed influence individuals, making it easier to acculturate. Therefore, the correct answer is b & c.Rate this question:
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Genetic transmission impacts heavily on personality whilst cultural transmission impacts on physilogical aspects. This is:
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True
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False
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A. FalseExplanation
This statement is false because genetic transmission does not solely impact personality, but also plays a significant role in physiological aspects. Similarly, cultural transmission does not only impact physiological aspects, but also has a significant influence on personality development. Both genetic and cultural factors contribute to shaping an individual's personality and physiological traits.Rate this question:
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Which of the following is TRUE?
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The term enculturation refers to coming into new culture from outside culture.
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A bicultural individual has been exposed to two cultures.
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A bicultural individual has been exposed to two or more cultures.
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Culture is a meaning system of a dynamic nature.
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Triandis defined culture in terms of being objective.
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A. A bicultural individual has been exposed to two cultures.Explanation
The correct answer is "A bicultural individual has been exposed to two cultures." This statement is true because bicultural individuals have experienced and been influenced by two distinct cultures. They have been exposed to the values, beliefs, customs, and practices of both cultures, and often navigate between them in their daily lives. Biculturalism is a unique experience that can shape an individual's identity and worldview.Rate this question:
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The 4 stages of enculturation leading ultimately to our behaviour are:
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Collective reality, sociopsychological processes, individ reality & psychological tendencies.
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Core cultural ideas, individ reality, psych'al tendencies & norms.
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Sociopsych'al processes, norms, ind'al realities & culture.
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Culture, indiv reality, norms & collective reality.
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Collective reality, indiv reality, sociopsychological processed & psychological tendencies.
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A. Collective reality, sociopsychological processes, individ reality & psychological tendencies.Explanation
The correct answer is the first option: Collective reality, sociopsychological processes, individ reality & psychological tendencies. This sequence suggests that our behavior is influenced by the collective reality of our culture, which in turn affects our sociopsychological processes. These processes then shape our individual reality, which ultimately influences our psychological tendencies. This explanation highlights the interconnectedness of culture, social processes, and individual experiences in shaping human behavior.Rate this question:
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Which of the following is FALSE?
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After beh'ism stopped the study of culture, anthropology was able to explain and extend on new concepts.
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Global factors led to a stronger interest in understanding the effects of culture on behaviour.
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Triandis developed subjective culture.
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Subjective culture is shared cultural knowledge.
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An in-situ system is stable compared to dynamic views which are a process of change
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A. After beh'ism stopped the study of culture, anthropology was able to explain and extend on new concepts. -
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Cross-cultural research is:
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Implicit, studying similar cultural conditions & known as systems-oriented approach
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Explicit, studying similar cultural conditions & known as systems-oriented approach
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Explicit, studying different cultural conditions & known as systems-oriented approach
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Explicit, studying different cultural conditions & specifically the causes of different behaviour
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Never about uniformity only differences between & within cultures
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A. Explicit, studying different cultural conditions & known as systems-oriented approachExplanation
Cross-cultural research is explicitly studying different cultural conditions and is known as a systems-oriented approach. This means that it focuses on understanding the differences between cultures and how these cultural conditions influence behavior. It does not aim to find uniformity among cultures but rather to explore the diversity both between and within cultures.Rate this question:
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Triandis considered subjective culture develop through:
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Learning, reinforcement, categorisation of experience.
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Shared meaning, learning, values
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Values, beliefs, norms
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Shares meaning, learning, norms
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Beliefs, norms, shared meaning
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A. Learning, reinforcement, categorisation of experience.Explanation
Triandis believed that subjective culture is developed through learning, reinforcement, and categorization of experience. This means that individuals acquire cultural knowledge and behaviors through the process of learning from their environment, being reinforced for certain behaviors, and categorizing their experiences based on cultural norms and values. This explanation aligns with Triandis' view that subjective culture is shaped by individual experiences and the social environment.Rate this question:
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