Question 1

According to Bracha et al. (2004), what is the sequence of responses in a potentially threatening situation?

Accepted Answer

A)  Fight, flee, or freeze 
B)  Fight or flight 
C)  Fright, fight, flee, or freeze 
D)  Freeze, flee, fight, or flight 
A)  Fight, flee, or freeze 
B)  Fight or flight 
C)  Fright, fight, flee, or freeze 
D)  Freeze, flee, fight, or flight

Question 2

According to Putnam (2007), bringing diverse groups together at churches, schools, community centers, and athletic fields are methods for creating

Accepted Answer

A)  culture-specific interventions. 
B)  intergroup mistrust. 
C)  shared social identities. 
D)  barriers to help-seeking. 
A)  culture-specific interventions. 
B)  intergroup mistrust. 
C)  shared social identities. 
D)  barriers to help-seeking.

Question 3

Stan says, "I don't like going to other countries. You have to worry about crime, terrorists, getting sick . . . I prefer to stay here in the Good Ol' USA." Stan's statements reflect which "S of Similarity"?

Accepted Answer

A)  Stereotype 
B)  Safe 
C)  Sane 
D)  Simple 
A)  Stereotype 
B)  Safe 
C)  Sane 
D)  Simple

Question 4

When it comes to asking someone a question about his or her culture,

Accepted Answer

A)  act as if you know everything already. 
B)  tell them you think their culture is exotic and primitive. 
C)  do it in a genuine, respectful, and caring manner. 
D)  don't do it; people will always be offended if you ask them about their culture. 
A)  act as if you know everything already. 
B)  tell them you think their culture is exotic and primitive. 
C)  do it in a genuine, respectful, and caring manner. 
D)  don't do it; people will always be offended if you ask them about their culture.

Question 5

Individualism, materialism, and competition are all examples of

Accepted Answer

A)  the "Ss of Similarity." 
B)  core American values. 
C)  the "Ds of Difference." 
D)  the main areas of multicultural competence. 
A)  the "Ss of Similarity." 
B)  core American values. 
C)  the "Ds of Difference." 
D)  the main areas of multicultural competence.

Question 6

Learning about your own culture is important because

Accepted Answer

A)  it helps you feel superior to other groups. 
B)  it exaggerates the differences between groups. 
C)  it gives you the foundation and confidence to go out and learn about other groups. 
D)  None of the above-It is not important to learn about your own culture. 
A)  it helps you feel superior to other groups. 
B)  it exaggerates the differences between groups. 
C)  it gives you the foundation and confidence to go out and learn about other groups. 
D)  None of the above-It is not important to learn about your own culture.

According to Bracha et al. (2004), what is the sequence of responses in a potentially threatening situation?

According to Putnam (2007), bringing diverse groups together at churches, schools, community centers, and athletic fields are methods for creating

Stan says, "I don't like going to other countries. You have to worry about crime, terrorists, getting sick . . . I prefer to stay here in the Good Ol' USA." Stan's statements reflect which "S of Similarity"?

When it comes to asking someone a question about his or her culture,

Individualism, materialism, and competition are all examples of

Learning about your own culture is important because

What Is Multicultural Psychology

Multicultural Issues Involving

Cultural Differences in World-Views

Cultural Differences in Communication

Immigrants, Refugees

Stereotyping, Prejudice

Cultural Identity Development

Culture and Health

Culture and Mental Health

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Exam 10: Where Do We Go From Here

According to Bracha et al. (2004), what is the sequence of responses in a potentially threatening situation?

According to Putnam (2007), bringing diverse groups together at churches, schools, community centers, and athletic fields are methods for creating

Stan says, "I don't like going to other countries. You have to worry about crime, terrorists, getting sick . . . I prefer to stay here in the Good Ol' USA." Stan's statements reflect which "S of Similarity"?

When it comes to asking someone a question about his or her culture,

Individualism, materialism, and competition are all examples of

Learning about your own culture is important because

What Is Multicultural Psychology

Multicultural Issues Involving

Cultural Differences in World-Views

Cultural Differences in Communication

Immigrants, Refugees

Stereotyping, Prejudice

Cultural Identity Development

Culture and Health

Culture and Mental Health

Filters