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Mothers of _attached infants are described as sensitive, warm, and more positive in their emotional expression
Avoidant
Ambivalent
Securely
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During this stage, adolescents explore their independence and develop a sense of self.
identity vs. Confusion
Industry vs. Inferiority
Trust vs. Mistrust
Intimacy vs. Isolation
3
Piaget’s four stages of cognitive development occur in the same fixed order in other cultures.
True
False
4
The extent to which members of a society accept change, tolerate differences, and are rule driven to minimize anxiety
Power Distance
Individualism
Uncertainty Avoidance
Femininity
5
Western cultures rate high on general self like and lower on competence
True
False
6
The ________________________ approach to cross cultural psychology can lead to discrimination.
Multicultural
Cultural Blindness
7
Psychological research has been based on WEIRDO’S which stands for:
Weird, excited, industrialized, responsible, democratic
Westernized, educated, industrialized, rich, democratic
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High levels of peer influence on socialization is called:
Cofigurative
Postfigurative
Prefigurative
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The extent to which the less powerful members of organizations accept and expect that power is unequally distributed
Collectivism
Power Distance
Short term orientation
Masculine
10
Aspects of personality that are less influenced by biology and more influenced by culture are called:
Identities
Traits
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____ is a tendency to seek stimulation and to enjoy the company of other people
Openness
Agreeableness
Extraversion
Natural Reactions
12
____ is defined as enduring behavioral and cognitive characteristics, traits, or predispositions.
Development
Personality
Emotions
Intelligence
13
is a biologically based style of interacting and responding to the environment that exists from birth.
Temperament
Attachment
Personality
Intelligence
14
Bullying in western cultures is common for an entire class to exclude one person, within the classroom.
False
True
15
Factors that influence the creation of culture include:
All of the above
Enviroment
Group Life
Resources
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Independent-self is socialized to be sympathetic,read another person’s mind, adjust themselves to a group they belong to
False
True
17
Global parenting style of _ expects unquestioned obedience and view the child as needing to be controlled.
Authoritative
Authoritarian
Permissive
Neglectful
18
The universal psychological toolkit has the following contents:
Culture, memory, personality
School, work, animals
Work, family, religion
Cognitive abilities, emotions, personality traits
19
Sense of self that views the self as a bounded entity, separated from relevant others
Independent construal of self
Interdependent construal of self
20
Differences exist in the classroom in terms of ________ across cultures
Expectations
All of the above
Parental and family values
Teaching style
21
Collectivistic individuals tend to downplay one’s virtues
True
False
22
People in Asian countries tend to score high on extraversion.
False
True
23
In Eastern cultures parents tend to anticipate their child’s needs instead of waiting for them to communicate a need.
True
False
24
Burping at a dinner table is an example of _____________ stage of moral development
Preconventional
Postconventional
Conventional
25
A model based on five distinct and basic personality dimensions that appear to be universal for all humans is called:
Cultural Code Switching
Five Factor Model
Humanistic Theory
Psychoanalytic theory
26
Universally, the caregiving environment reflects a set of parental goals:
Autonomy, dependence, and wealth
Indulgence, emotional closeness, and separateness
Physical health survival, self-sufficiency, and promoting cultural values
Uniqueness, harmony, and communication
27
Primary task of eastern cultures is to fit in and maintain the interdependence between people
False
True
28
Compliance with rules to avoid punishment and gain rewards is called __________ stage of moral development.
Preconventional
Conventional
Postconventional
29
Family is the most important _______________ to a child’s development:
Exosystem
Microsystem
Mesosystem
Marosystem
30
The unique information system shared by a group, and transmitted across generations is called
Pop Culture
Culture
Society
Group
31
Popular culture, trends in music, art, and other expressions is stable over time and considered as culture
True
False
32
Quality of life is more important than work life in _________ cultures:
Feminine
Masculine
33
______ culture promotes getting to know your “inner self” , to be unique, to promote our personal goals
Eastern
Western
34
___ is a culturally based construction that consists of viewing oneself as living up to specific contingencies of value
Morality
Personality
Self Esteem
Intelligence
35
Sleeping arrangements of parents and children across cultures varies based on specific values. Americans value:
Incest avoidance, sacred couple, autonomy ideal
Incest avoidance, protection of vulnerable, female chastity, hierarchy
36
Traditional values are characteristic of _________world countries and secular values for ___________world countries.
Western Eastern
Eastern, Western
37
The ____ seeks to test Western ideas about personality in other cultures to determine whether they can be generalized
Indigenous approach
Cultural-comparative approach
Combined approach
WEIRD approach
38
The degree to which a child’s temperament matches the expectations and values of the parent is called:
Goodness of Fit
Attachment
Moral Development
Cognitive Development
39
Europeans tend to score higher on neuroticism.
False
True
40
Western parents place more importance on spending special time with their children
False
True
41
Constant across cultures, people wish to become _______________ adults.
Wealthy
Intelligent
Competent
Social
42
The indigenous personality of ___ is described as sweet, passive, childlike dependence of one person on another
Amae
Swabhaava
Ubuntu
Simpatia
43
Culture specific processes are called
Etics
Emics
44
Self worth, satisfaction and self esteem for Easterners depend on whether they can fit in and be part of a group
False
True
45
Guilt is a prominent negative emotion in ____ cultures
Individualistic
Collectivistic
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Cognitive representations of one’s own self, idea, or images one has about oneself and how and why one behaves
Identity
Self Esteem
Self
Self Concept
47
The _____ is designed to detect abnormal behavior and thinking patterns in personality
NEO-Pi
MMPI
Projectives
Myers Briggs
48
People in collectivist cultures displayed more _____ oriented personality traits
Socially Oriented
Personally Oriented
49
_____ place more emphasis on shame as a motivating negative emotion.
Individualistic cultures
Collectivistic cultures
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This refers to cultural factors, including nationality, regional culture, ancestry, and language
Race
Religion
Nationality
Ethnicity