Exam 2: Fundamentals of Social Behavior

Learning is an example of:

Izeta immigrated to the United States from Bosnia when she was 8 years old.Now that Izeta is 18,she is almost totally "Americanized" in both her behaviors and beliefs.Izeta is demonstrating:

In cultural transmission:

According to research on the cognitive impacts of mood,people who have been put into a generally bad mood tend to do which of the following?

_____ are specific patterns or styles of dress,speech,and behavior deemed appropriate in a particular context,while _____ are patterns of action performed in particular contexts to reinforce cultural beliefs,values,and morals.

Jennifer has the capacity for self-awareness and believes that she is a kind person.What is one consequence of this belief?

Which of the following is NOT a part of culture?

Research suggests that people from an individualistic (as opposed to a collectivistic)culture are relatively:

Which of the following is NOT one of the 10 cross-culturally accepted universal values identified by Schwartz and colleagues?

If a person is presented with the words panda,monkey,and banana,and asked which words go together,a person who thinks more analytically will say:

The fact that devout Jews and Muslims refuse to eat pork is most clearly an example of:

Zola is a Christian.Walking to the art museum one day,she sees an anti-Christian protest that has been organized by a group of angry atheists.Terror management theory suggests that while at the art museum:

Another world for cultural pluralism is:

Studies suggest that individuals who have an interdependent self-construal tend to answer the question "I am…" with descriptions of their:

As we move down the hierarchy of goals,goals become increasingly _____;as we move up the hierarchy of goals,they become increasingly _____.

_____ processes involve the rational system of thought,while _____ processes involve the experiential system of thought.

According to Triandis,traditional and ethnically homogenous cultures stress community sharing and:

In research across cultures by Schwartz and colleagues,which of the following values ranked as most important?

Cultures that are more homogenous tend to be characterized as:

_____ are attributes that help the organism cope with a wide variety of challenges encountered in different environments,while _____ are attributes that help the organism cope directly with particular challenges.