Exam 13: Culture and Social Behavior Self and Identity
Exam 1: An Introduction to Culture and Psychology49 Questions
Exam 2: Cross Cultural Research Methods46 Questions
Exam 3: Enculturation48 Questions
Exam 4: Culture and Developmental Processes65 Questions
Exam 5: Culture and Cognition50 Questions
Exam 6: Culture and Gender50 Questions
Exam 7: Culture and Health49 Questions
Exam 8: Culture and Emotion49 Questions
Exam 9: Culture Language and Communication50 Questions
Exam 10: Culture and Personality59 Questions
Exam 11: Culture and Abnormal Psychology49 Questions
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Exam 13: Culture and Social Behavior Self and Identity50 Questions
Exam 14: Culture and Social Behavior45 Questions
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In relation to Independent v.Interdependent Self-Construal Theory,which one of the following is false?
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______ (Ross,1977): The subjects in this study inferred a pro-Castro attitude even when they were explicitly told was assigned to write a pro-Castro essay and no choice was given.The subjects ignored these situational constraints and erroneously drew inferences about the author's disposition.
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Is the following statement true or false?
Attributions are the inferences people make about the causes of events and their own and others' behaviors.Attributions represent the ways we understand the world around us and the behavior of others.
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Which one is not a characteristic of American society based on the independent vs.interdependent self-construal theory?
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Which of the following self-concepts do you think is false?
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If you fail an exam,you may attribute your failure to a poorly constructed test,lousy teaching,distractions,or a bad week at home.This is an example of ____________.If you ace an exam,however,you are more likely to attribute your success to effort,intelligence,or ability to _____________.
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The idea that people of different cultures all self-enhance,but choose to do it in different ways is ____________________.
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Which one of the following statements is true of false?
Triandis suggested that individuals sampled different self-construals depending on the specific context in which they were.Thus,people in individualistic settings may sample their private self more than their public or collective self,whereas people in collectivistic settings may sample their collective self more than their private or public self.
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Terror management theory would suggest that self-enhancement is a universal psychological process,and that individuals will universally work to bolster their self-esteem.Is the statement true or not?
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Attribution research is the distinction between internal and external attributions.Internal attributions specify the cause of behavior within a person; these are also known as dispositional attributions,because they are attributions about people's dispositions.
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Triandis (Triandis,1989)proposed the existence of three types of selves :
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Sampson (1988)has referred to the sense of self in mainstream approaches as ''_____________,'' contrasting it with what he termed ''______________,'' in which the boundary between self and others is less sharply drawn and
Others are part of oneself.Fill in the blanks respectively.
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Concerning the interdependent construal of the self,individuals may
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____ refers to the social groups of which an individual sees himself or herself to be a part.All individuals have multiple _________ because of the multiple social roles we play.What does this refer to.
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Is the following statement true or false?
Cultural worldviews are Belief systems about one's culture
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This is critically important and integral to determining our own thoughts,feelings,and actions,and to how we view the world,ourselves,and others in that world,including our relationships with other people,places,things,and events.What is this?
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Is the following true or false?
This curious finding (what finding?)is well supported in other studies.For example,Matsumoto,Weissman,and colleagues (1997)compared ratings of collectivistic tendencies in interpersonal interactions of Japanese Americans with those of Japanese nationals in Japan.there doesn't seem anything to determine if it's T/F
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