Question 1

Globalization of has had little effect on how family is conceived.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 2

Family,community,and religion are the three institutions that make up the deep structure of culture.​

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 3

Compare and contrast the concepts of extended and nuclear families. Provide examples of cultural differences.​

Accepted Answer

Extended families and nuclear families a

Question 4

Historically,the African-American grandmother has played important roles within the extended family network.​

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 5

​Explain the notion of "deep structure" in culture. Provide examples of deep structure institutions.

Accepted Answer

The notion of "deep structure" in cultur

Question 6

In one form or another,families are found in every culture.​

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 7

Globalized media sources have created an alternative set of values for families throughout the world.​

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 8

What effect has globalization had on families?  Include examples from at least two cultures.​

Accepted Answer

Globalization has had a significant impa

Question 9

The primary influence on gender identity is the mass media.​

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 10

Marianismo in Latino culture is equivalent to the values of radical feminism expressed in Western cultures.​

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 11

In Korea,the legacy of Confucianism made men alone the structurally relevant members of society and relegated women to social dependence.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 12

Nuclear families are also known as "one generational" families.​

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 13

Collectivistic cultures: ​

Accepted Answer

A) ​tend to be Western cultures 
B) ​prefer competition to cooperation 
C) ​perceive the individual as a sovereign,stand-alone entity 
D) ​people view themselves more as members of groups rather than individuals 
A) ​tend to be Western cultures 
B) ​prefer competition to cooperation 
C) ​perceive the individual as a sovereign,stand-alone entity 
D) ​people view themselves more as members of groups rather than individuals

Question 14

Describe the nature of the family in individualistic cultures. How does the family promote the orientation?​

Accepted Answer

In individualistic cultures, the nature

Question 15

The preference for a son when a child is born is as old as Indian society.​

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 16

Explain the role of family in collectivistic cultures. Provide an example from at least two other cultures.

Accepted Answer

In collectivistic cultures, the family p

Question 17

Define family. Why is it important to culture?​

Accepted Answer

Family can be defined as a group of peop

Question 18

For most Muslim communities,which of the following would not be true? ​

Accepted Answer

A) ​Islamic teachings spell out the roles,rights,and duties of women 
B) ​fathers and brothers are expected to assume protection over girls and women 
C) ​women typically take their husband's name when they marry 
D) ​men are considered to stronger than women physically,mentally,and emotionally 
E) ​none of these 
A) ​Islamic teachings spell out the roles,rights,and duties of women 
B) ​fathers and brothers are expected to assume protection over girls and women 
C) ​women typically take their husband's name when they marry 
D) ​men are considered to stronger than women physically,mentally,and emotionally 
E) ​none of these

Question 19

A culture's unconscious assumptions about how the world operates is referred to as its':     ​

Accepted Answer

A) ​subculture 
B) ​foundation 
C) ​deep structure 
D) ​matrix 
E) ​protoculture 
A) ​subculture 
B) ​foundation 
C) ​deep structure 
D) ​matrix 
E) ​protoculture

Question 20

Of the following,which is true about aggression?​

Accepted Answer

A) ​in the U.S. ,children are typically encouraged to "stand up for themselves" 
B) ​in many Asian cultures,the word "no" is considered aggressive and belligerent 
C) ​Mexican families discourage aggression among family members 
D) ​Native American Indian families seek harmony 
E) ​all of these 
A) ​in the U.S. ,children are typically encouraged to "stand up for themselves" 
B) ​in many Asian cultures,the word "no" is considered aggressive and belligerent 
C) ​Mexican families discourage aggression among family members 
D) ​Native American Indian families seek harmony 
E) ​all of these

Globalization of has had little effect on how family is conceived.

Family,community,and religion are the three institutions that make up the deep structure of culture.

Compare and contrast the concepts of extended and nuclear families. Provide examples of cultural differences.

Historically,the African-American grandmother has played important roles within the extended family network.

Explain the notion of "deep structure" in culture. Provide examples of deep structure institutions.

In one form or another,families are found in every culture.

Globalized media sources have created an alternative set of values for families throughout the world.

What effect has globalization had on families? Include examples from at least two cultures.

The primary influence on gender identity is the mass media.

Marianismo in Latino culture is equivalent to the values of radical feminism expressed in Western cultures.

In Korea,the legacy of Confucianism made men alone the structurally relevant members of society and relegated women to social dependence.

Nuclear families are also known as "one generational" families.

Collectivistic cultures:

Describe the nature of the family in individualistic cultures. How does the family promote the orientation?

The preference for a son when a child is born is as old as Indian society.

Explain the role of family in collectivistic cultures. Provide an example from at least two other cultures.

Define family. Why is it important to culture?

For most Muslim communities,which of the following would not be true?

A culture's unconscious assumptions about how the world operates is referred to as its':

Of the following,which is true about aggression?

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Exam 3: The Deep Structure of Culture: Lessons From the Family

Globalization of has had little effect on how family is conceived.

Family,community,and religion are the three institutions that make up the deep structure of culture.​

Compare and contrast the concepts of extended and nuclear families. Provide examples of cultural differences.​

Historically,the African-American grandmother has played important roles within the extended family network.​

​Explain the notion of "deep structure" in culture. Provide examples of deep structure institutions.

In one form or another,families are found in every culture.​

Globalized media sources have created an alternative set of values for families throughout the world.​

What effect has globalization had on families? Include examples from at least two cultures.​

The primary influence on gender identity is the mass media.​

Marianismo in Latino culture is equivalent to the values of radical feminism expressed in Western cultures.​

In Korea,the legacy of Confucianism made men alone the structurally relevant members of society and relegated women to social dependence.

Nuclear families are also known as "one generational" families.​

Collectivistic cultures: ​

Describe the nature of the family in individualistic cultures. How does the family promote the orientation?​

The preference for a son when a child is born is as old as Indian society.​

Explain the role of family in collectivistic cultures. Provide an example from at least two other cultures.

Define family. Why is it important to culture?​

For most Muslim communities,which of the following would not be true? ​

A culture's unconscious assumptions about how the world operates is referred to as its': ​

Of the following,which is true about aggression?​

Intercultural Communication: A Requirement for the Interdependent Global Society

Communication and Culture: The Voice and the Echo

World-View: Cultural Explanations of Life and Death

Cultural History: Precursor to the Present and Future

Cultural Values: Road Maps for Behavior

Culture and Identity: Situating the Individual

Verbal Messages: Exchanging Ideas Through Language

Nonverbal Communications: The Messages of Action, Space, Time, and Silence

Intercultural Communication in Contexts: Applications in Business, Education, and Health-Care

The Challenges of Intercultural Communication: Managing Differences

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Family,community,and religion are the three institutions that make up the deep structure of culture.

Compare and contrast the concepts of extended and nuclear families. Provide examples of cultural differences.

Historically,the African-American grandmother has played important roles within the extended family network.

Explain the notion of "deep structure" in culture. Provide examples of deep structure institutions.

In one form or another,families are found in every culture.

Globalized media sources have created an alternative set of values for families throughout the world.

What effect has globalization had on families? Include examples from at least two cultures.

The primary influence on gender identity is the mass media.

Marianismo in Latino culture is equivalent to the values of radical feminism expressed in Western cultures.

Nuclear families are also known as "one generational" families.

Collectivistic cultures:

Describe the nature of the family in individualistic cultures. How does the family promote the orientation?

The preference for a son when a child is born is as old as Indian society.

Define family. Why is it important to culture?

For most Muslim communities,which of the following would not be true?

A culture's unconscious assumptions about how the world operates is referred to as its':

Of the following,which is true about aggression?