Psico III Repaso

Question 1

Self-sufficiency and personal achievements are not as important as people's responsibilities and relationship with group

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Collectivism

Question 2

Which value is part of "Openness to Change"?

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Self-Direction

Question 3

Members merge with the inner group and largely enjoy the same status.

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Horizontal Collectivism

Question 4

The term _________ refers to the purpose, while __________ refers to how to achieve the purpose

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culture, cultural norm

Question 5

Cultures can change over time

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True

Question 6

What is "Hedonism" about?

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Pleasure and enjoyment of life

Question 7

Members merge with the group and submit to an authority in that group

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Vertical Collectivism

Question 8

What does "Universalism" focus on?

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Understanding and caring for everyone, including nature

Question 9

______ values include achievement, autonomy, and competitiveness, while ______ values include caring, cooperation

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Masculine, female

Question 10

A high score in "Orientation to Long Term vs. Short Term" suggests a culture that:

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Is forward-thinking and innovative

Question 11

Cultures with ________ are tolerant of inequalities and tend to be hierarchical in nature.

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high PDI

Question 12

Members are unique, but it is possible to distinguish yourself and enjoy higher status in a social hierarchy.

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Vertical Individualism

Question 13

Tendency towards talkativeness, sociability and enjoyment of others; tendency to have a dominant behavior style

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Extraversion

Question 14

Personal autonomy, competitiveness and self-sufficiency are highly valued

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Individualism

Question 15

Which of the following is not one of the dimensions of culture. (Geert Hofstede)

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Creativity vs Conformity

Question 16

"Culture is a unique meaning and information system, shared by a group and transmitted from generation to generation"

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Matsumoto

Question 17

Which value belongs to "Self-Enhancement"?

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Achievement

Question 18

Members are unique and mostly have the same status.

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Horizontal Individualism

Question 19

Behaviors, costumes, traditions and architecture of a culture can be easily observed.

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Superficial Culture, Shallow Culture

Question 20

Can be easily accessible to members of that culture, but may be more difficult to understand by a non-member

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Deep Culture

Question 21

The process of psychological and cultural changes as result of contact and interaction between cultures.

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Acculturation

Question 22

People in society who "decide" what information is shared with groups and others

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Gatekeepers

Question 23

Dimension that measures the extent to which a culture is comfortable with ambiguity and uncertainty.

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Uncertainty Avoidance

Question 24

A restrictive culture is more likely to be:

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Conservative and moderate

Question 25

"the collective programming of the mind that distinguishes members of one group or category from another."

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Hofstede

Question 26

“emic” research approach

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trying to understand a culture from within

Question 27

More cognitive elements of a culture: gender roles, respect for authority, & concepts of social identity and self.

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Deep Culture

Question 28

Cultural practices and beliefs are examined as if they were from above or outside the culture.

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Etic

Question 29

Cultures with ____ do not tolerate inequalities & members typically prefer an equal distribution of power and influence.

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Low PDI

Question 30

Tendency to agree to agree with others; tendency to avoid asserting one’s own values, opinions or choices.

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Agreeableness

Question 31

behaviors, attitudes and identities that are common among a group of people who claim some form of unity with each other

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Culture

Question 32

What does the "E" in OCEAN stand for?

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Extraversion

Question 33

The process by which individuals learn their culture

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Enculturation

Question 34

A culture with a high Indulgence score would:

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Open access to enjoying life

Question 35

Which of these values is part of Conservation?

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Tradition

Question 36

What does a culture with a low score in this dimension value?

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Social traditions and norms

Question 37

Cultural Transmission

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attitudes, behavior & beliefs that are passed from generation to generation

Question 38

Tendency to appreciate new ideas, values, insights and behaviors.

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Openness to experience

Question 39

Tendency towards negative emotions such as anger, frustration, worry and sadness, while appearing insensitive to others

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Neuroticism

Question 40

High-scoring (Uncertainty Avoidance) cultures are more likely to take risks

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False

Question 41

Tendency to be cautious, punctual, hardworking and rule-follower.

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Conscientiousness

Question 42

What does the value of "Stimulation" emphasize?

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Excitement, novelty, and challenges

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