Culture And Psychology Quiz Questions!
Settings
(126).jpg "Culture And Psychology Quiz Questions!")
Culture & Psychology
- 1.Which of the following is TRUE?
- A.
All cultural groups are basically the same.
- B.
Psychology i.e. cognition, motivation & behaviour, differ across cultures.
- C.
India has what Michael calls 'organised chaos' which impacts their att, beliefs & beh.
- D.
Culture influences us which makes it easy to acculturate.
- E.
B & c
- 2.Which of the following is FALSE?
- A.
After beh'ism stopped the study of culture, anthropology was able to explain and extend on new concepts.
- B.
Global factors led to a stronger interest in understanding the effects of culture on behaviour.
- C.
Triandis developed subjective culture.
- D.
Subjective culture is shared cultural knowledge.
- E.
An in-situ system is stable compared to dynamic views which are a process of change
- 3.Which of the following is TRUE?
- A.
The term enculturation refers to coming into new culture from outside culture.
- B.
A bicultural individual has been exposed to two cultures.
- C.
A bicultural individual has been exposed to two or more cultures.
- D.
Culture is a meaning system of a dynamic nature.
- E.
Triandis defined culture in terms of being objective.
- 4.The 4 stages of enculturation leading ultimately to our behaviour are:
- A.
Collective reality, sociopsychological processes, individ reality & psychological tendencies.
- B.
Core cultural ideas, individ reality, psych'al tendencies & norms.
- C.
Sociopsych'al processes, norms, ind'al realities & culture.
- D.
Culture, indiv reality, norms & collective reality.
- E.
Collective reality, indiv reality, sociopsychological processed & psychological tendencies.
- 5.Complexity & affluence of a culture, lead to:
- A.
Greater choice of ingroups
- B.
Ability for autonomy
- C.
Western individualism
- D.
A-c
- E.
Individualism & GNP not being highly correlated
- 6.Holistic views determine a ____ in trend.
- A.
Continuence
- B.
Change
- C.
Reverse
- D.
Gradual rise
- E.
B & c
- 7.Cross-cultural research is:
- A.
Implicit, studying similar cultural conditions & known as systems-oriented approach
- B.
Explicit, studying similar cultural conditions & known as systems-oriented approach
- C.
Explicit, studying different cultural conditions & known as systems-oriented approach
- D.
Explicit, studying different cultural conditions & specifically the causes of different behaviour
- E.
Never about uniformity only differences between & within cultures
- 8.Triandis considered subjective culture develop through:
- A.
Learning, reinforcement, categorisation of experience.
- B.
Shared meaning, learning, values
- C.
Values, beliefs, norms
- D.
Shares meaning, learning, norms
- E.
Beliefs, norms, shared meaning
- 9.Genetic transmission impacts heavily on personality whilst cultural transmission impacts on physilogical aspects. This is:
- A.
True
- B.
False
- 10.Religion and socio-political factors are considered distal factors about culture. This is:
- A.
True
- B.
False
- 11.Cross-cultural psychology studies share psychological practices between and with-in cultures. This is:
- A.
True
- B.
False
Back to top